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I really have not read or researched anything like that. However, while i was in South Korea, i tried some Ginseng. It seemed to work very well? I stayed hard all night long, and was ready for action, as well.
Look it up, and if you try it, let me know how it goes. DennisView Thread

Do you exercize reguarly? If you have low stamina, perhaps a diet, and exercise program would work for you? Talk to your Dr. about these concerns, i am sure they can help you. They have helped me tremendously. Exercise helps with blood flow all through our bodies. It has even helped with my E.D..
Good luck, DennisView Thread

I too, suffered with anorgasmia/loss of sensation of the penis. I found out it was from over masturbation. I was trying too hard to achieve orgasm, that i was overthinking, and worried that i wouldn't orgasm. I was stroking way too hard, and not relaxing, and letting it happen. After talking to my Dr., she told me to relax, and think only of the moment. And that i should stop for awhile, to let the sensation come back. It worked for me.
Good luck, and keep us informed.
DennisView Thread
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