CONTROL YOUR EJACULATION

The three practical aspects of the Tao, Health, Sexuality, and Longevity, which have traditionally been of paramount importance to men and women the world over, are the emphasis of this book. These three questions, which are closely linked with each other, together form the basis of everyone's happiness in this life.

In this book, you will be able to obtain the benefits of how to manage sexual relations, so that they are totally pleasant and satisfactory for the participants.

The most difficult element for most men is getting psyched up for ejaculatory control. Men tend to lose their will and abandon their physical discipline as the semen accumulates and the exquisite sensations of the next ejaculation spreading its energy throughout their body is what they will be able to achieve by reading this book.

We advance some fragments that you can see in this book:

The sexual connections between man and woman become civilized, balanced, and harmonious when the basic animal drives of sexual desire are tempered with these human values. In sex, for example, benevolence implies approaching the act with kindness, charity, and selflessness.

When "riding a lady," a man must be as conscious of technique as if he were running through the woods on the back of a wild horse.

The first-timer should avoid being overly excited or enthusiastic. Although it is true that the greatest pleasure is achieved when one loves his partner, when it comes to learning and practicing ejaculation control, one must make an effort to remain calm...

Taoist literature often emphasizes the need for a man to conserve his sperm during intercourse. The main objective of this strategy is to maximize the amount of hormones released by the male body during sexual stimulation and to minimize the loss of semen and hormones associated with ejaculation.

The goal of this book is to provide the reader with a clear introduction to the guiding principles of the Tao, as well as a workable plan that anyone can use to put them into practice and harness the power of the Tao to lengthen and improve the quality of their lives.

All readers of this book should leave with something to ponder and enough energy to continue on the path to a long and healthy life.