New Supplement Claims To Give Guys More Semen

New supplement claims to increase semen volume

Those are some strong claims! (Photo by George Marks/Retrofile/Getty Images)

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Some supplements will help you last longer, others help you stay "in the game," and now there's a new supplement for men that claims to increase volume of semen.

These supplements are known as "volumizers" or "enhancers." They contain a mixture of natural compounds that reportedly raise the volume of ejaculate.

New Supplement To Increase Semen Volume?

So, how does this happen? According to Daily Mail, it does this by increasing penile blood flow and the liquid that is produced by the prostate.

Supporters of the supplement say that it is good for both the bedroom and fertility purposes. More blood flow to the area means longer-lasting erections, according to Daily Mail. They also point out that a bigger volume of fluid could stimulate a partner while also intensifying a male's climax.

Dr. Joshua Gonzalez has created a product that Daily Mail says is the "first physician-developed supplement specifically designed to improve all aspects of ejaculatory health."

During a conversation with Poosh, a wellness website run by Kourtney Kardashian, he pointed out several benefits. Including how more volume is beneficial for fertility.

According to Daily Mail, one user of the product said, "My girlfriend loves it and I love it too." The user pointed out all the benefits they have noticed since using the product.

The product isn't the only one on the market. Daily Mail points out that dozens of similar products are available on Amazon and the price varies between $50-$80 and claim to have the same benefits.

You know me, if a Kardashian endorses a product I've simply got to buy it. There is no one I would rather listen to when it comes to health than the Kardashian family.

Daily Mail adds that there is another side to all of this as well. Noting Dr. Berookhim saying, "Supplements are also not subject to the scrutiny of the FDA, so they can, in theory, make whatever health claims they like without the proof to back them up."

So maybe, also listen to a doctor in addition to the Kardashians.

What do you think? Have you ever used something similar? Let us know in the comments!

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