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  On 11/27/2022 at 4:53 PM, habuspasha said:

In the previous post I seemed to join a developing debate about over reliance on chemical vs natural cures.  That was not my intention.  I agree with previous posters who press the importance of diet and exercise.  Drugs are not an alternative.  But some drugs can provide an additional boost.  One in fact that I use is metformin, prescribed for diabetes 2 which I don't have, but recommended in David Sinclair's "Lifespan:  Why we age--and why we don't have to" for life extension.

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I absolutely do not understand why anyone would take any pharmaceutical when they do not need to.

Metformin has side effects such as nausea and diarrhea. It also has the potential to cause lactic acidosis, which in turn gives rise to severe kidney damage. When did you last have an eGFR measurement?

Avoiding Type 2 diabetes naturally is simple. Stop eating any form of sugar, lose weight and eat foods low in carbohydrate load. Execution is more difficult for those without mental discipline.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 12:37 AM, Lacessit said:

I absolutely do not understand why anyone would take any pharmaceutical when they do not need to.

Metformin has side effects such as nausea and diarrhea. It also has the potential to cause lactic acidosis, which in turn gives rise to severe kidney damage. When did you last have an eGFR measurement?

Avoiding Type 2 diabetes naturally is simple. Stop eating any form of sugar, lose weight and eat foods low in carbohydrate load. Execution is more difficult for those without mental discipline.

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As I wrote above, I do not have diabetes 2.  Not even close.  I am thin, eat well, and avoid sugar.  For the reason, see David Sinclair's LIFESPAN.  It's a case for glucose and calorie reduction extending life.  I can't do the medical argument justice in a post but I urge you to read it.  I've been doing it for about two years and feel great.  Everyone says I look younger.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 12:22 AM, Lacessit said:

Viagra and Cialis were originally developed to treat hypertension. Their use for erectile dysfunction came later.

For someone with normal blood pressure, both drugs can give rise to hypotension, symptoms include dizziness, fainting and nausea.

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For years I took daily cialis, flomax, and finesteride, for prostate hyperplasia.  A new urologist said I should only take two of the three.  So I dropped flomax because I have long felt happily vigorous with the cialis.  I have low to normal blood pressure.  

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  On 11/28/2022 at 1:47 AM, habuspasha said:

For years I took daily cialis, flomax, and finesteride, for prostate hyperplasia.  A new urologist said I should only take two of the three.  So I dropped flomax because I have long felt happily vigorous with the cialis.  I have low to normal blood pressure.  

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I take 5 mg of finasteride and 1 mg of cardura daily for BPH.

If I take Viagra to counteract the libido-depressant effect of finasteride, my BP drops to 75/45. For about 24 hours. That has scared me off trying Cialis.

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  On 11/27/2022 at 4:53 PM, habuspasha said:

In the previous post I seemed to join a developing debate about over reliance on chemical vs natural cures.  That was not my intention.  I agree with previous posters who press the importance of diet and exercise.  Drugs are not an alternative.  But some drugs can provide an additional boost.  One in fact that I use is metformin, prescribed for diabetes 2 which I don't have, but recommended in David Sinclair's "Lifespan:  Why we age--and why we don't have to" for life extension.

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I looked up Dr. Sinclair's website. The number of drugs and supplements he takes is quite astounding.

Dr. Sinclair is 53 years old. If he gets to my age (79) without seriously damaging his kidneys with the cocktail he consumes, I will be very surprised. Perhaps not, as I doubt I'll be here by then.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 2:26 AM, MRToMRT said:

I am in my 80s. I am surprised some (younger) here are talking about sexual activity, such urges disappeared a long time ago for me. Makes life much simpler and much cheaper.

 

 

 

 

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I hope I never lose said urges, life is more interesting with them.

Can't disagree with the last sentence, though.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 2:26 AM, MRToMRT said:

I am in my 80s. I am surprised some (younger) here are talking about sexual activity, such urges disappeared a long time ago for me. Makes life much simpler and much cheaper.

 

 

 

 

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It is a relief to hear, but I believe it takes me dome years to adopt to the idea of no more sex. Anyway, when Im 80, wife is 63, and if she is still sexual active, what then? Need to accept she will have a toyboy then? 

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  On 11/28/2022 at 3:25 AM, Hummin said:

It is a relief to hear, but I believe it takes me dome years to adopt to the idea of no more sex. Anyway, when Im 80, wife is 63, and if she is still sexual active, what then? Need to accept she will have a toyboy then? 

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All the women I have known possessed breasts, a clitoris and a G-spot, although admittedly it took me many years to understand how they could be manipulated to orgasm, no stiff todger necessary.

Women do not buy vibrators for ornamental purposes.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 2:34 AM, Lacessit said:

I looked up Dr. Sinclair's website. The number of drugs and supplements he takes is quite astounding.

Dr. Sinclair is 53 years old. If he gets to my age (79) without seriously damaging his kidneys with the cocktail he consumes, I will be very surprised. Perhaps not, as I doubt I'll be here by then.

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Recently, in a discussion on a fitness-oriented Twitter feed about health/longevity gurus whose appearance hasn't aged well, Sinclair was mentioned as an example. FWIW, of course. Paleo guru Mark Sisson looks great, but he's always kept extremely fit (former athlete) and he's on TRT.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 2:26 AM, MRToMRT said:

I am in my 80s. I am surprised some (younger) here are talking about sexual activity, such urges disappeared a long time ago for me. Makes life much simpler and much cheaper.

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Marriage has many pains, but celibacy has no pleasures.

     ― Samuel Johnson, Rasselas

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:08 AM, Lacessit said:

All the women I have known possessed breasts, a clitoris and a G-spot, although admittedly it took me many years to understand how they could be manipulated to orgasm, no stiff todger necessary.

Women do not buy vibrators for ornamental purposes.

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I guess my generation was better off, and touch sensitive areas, breast’s and clitoris was the first thing I had the pleasure of knowing before any penetration 14 years old. Also been lucky to be attracted to older women while younger, and pretty much been steady on their age 30 - 35 until now. 
 

Still if Im loosing my interest for sex, I think I would let her have the pleasure to have a side kick if she felt the need. Same for me if she would die sexually before me, I will have a side kick hopefully with permission. 

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  On 11/28/2022 at 3:25 AM, Hummin said:

It is a relief to hear, but I believe it takes me dome years to adopt to the idea of no more sex. Anyway, when Im 80, wife is 63, and if she is still sexual active, what then? Need to accept she will have a toyboy then? 

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Toys, yes. And you can help with those. Happy wife.????

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  On 11/28/2022 at 2:26 AM, MRToMRT said:

I am in my 80s. I am surprised some (younger) here are talking about sexual activity, such urges disappeared a long time ago for me. Makes life much simpler and much cheaper.

 

 

 

 

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LOL. The ability vanished years ago but the desire did not. I wish it had.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:15 AM, Hummin said:

I guess my generation was better off, and touch sensitive areas, breast’s and clitoris was the first thing I had the pleasure of knowing before any penetration 14 years old. Also been lucky to be attracted to older women while younger, and pretty much been steady on their age 30 - 35 until now. 
 

Still if Im loosing my interest for sex, I think I would let her have the pleasure to have a side kick if she felt the need. Same for me if she would die sexually before me, I will have a side kick hopefully with permission. 

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I'd agree with that, with one stipulation. Any toy boy has to use condoms, oral sex included. Don't need an STD at my age.

 

 

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  On 11/27/2022 at 6:07 PM, kwilco said:

If you are over 65, the first thing you need is healthcare

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to avoid the need for healthcare as long as possible. And that should best start in your 50s if not before

 

  On 11/27/2022 at 6:07 PM, kwilco said:

THis can be VERY costly especially as you get older.

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Got that right

 

  On 11/27/2022 at 6:07 PM, kwilco said:

The terrible thing is that Thai hospitals will only treat you for what you can afford - you could end up just wasting away in a bed until they ca dispose of you legally.

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Get on Thai SS before you're 60.

 

We have a number of members here, however, who have an Exit Stage Left contingency plan. Meet Our King early and sit contentedly at His Blue Suede Shoes.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 3:25 AM, Hummin said:

It is a relief to hear, but I believe it takes me dome years to adopt to the idea of no more sex. Anyway, when Im 80, wife is 63, and if she is still sexual active, what then? Need to accept she will have a toyboy then? 

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There is more to making love ( as compared to rutting like a dog ) than a stiffy.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:08 AM, Lacessit said:

All the women I have known possessed breasts, a clitoris and a G-spot, although admittedly it took me many years to understand how they could be manipulated to orgasm, no stiff todger necessary.

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In lesson 2 you'll learn they are by far the best at manipulating that clitoris themselves. Lesson 3 will be to learn your proper role in facilitation to ensure a mind-boggling successful result. Course finished.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:25 AM, thaibeachlovers said:

There is more to making love ( as compared to rutting like a dog ) than a stiffy.

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At least I know sex can be sex, and it can be anything you want to imagine. If I loose interest, I mean I lost interest in sex, and have no energy to serve her needs, I would be as generous as I hope she will be to me. I would say being earnest, open and flexible can save many marriages that still have love with them for each other. 

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:41 AM, Hummin said:

At least I know sex can be sex, and it can be anything you want to imagine. If I loose interest, I mean I lost interest in sex, and have no energy to serve her needs, I would be as generous as I hope she will be to me. I would say being earnest, open and flexible can save many marriages that still have love with them for each other. 

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If one truly loves her, one will do whatever is necessary to make her happy including faking an interest. We all know that women fake it to make us think we are superman in bed.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:49 AM, thaibeachlovers said:

If one truly loves her, one will do whatever is necessary to make her happy including faking an interest. We all know that women fake it to make us think we are superman in bed.

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Fake it to you make it. I believe we all have our experiences. Sex is one of the more brain stimulation game we can take part in. Both visually, sound, as well closed eyes fantasies with words to help each other. Trust is a huge factor, as well be able to play games the longer a relationship last. Pure love is nice, but it needs inspiration to keep that feeling alive. 

 

You know you love someone when your feeling grows for them by the years passing on.

 

Respect and passion

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  On 11/28/2022 at 2:26 AM, MRToMRT said:

I am in my 80s. I am surprised some (younger) here are talking about sexual activity, such urges disappeared a long time ago for me. Makes life much simpler and much cheaper.

 

 

 

 

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Sex is the most over rated human activity IMO, gets to be boring and something I would rather avoid in my 70's, was not that bothered before. Having a good dump is far more enjoyable, and less messy. ????

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:25 AM, BigStar said:

to avoid the need for healthcare as long as possible. And that should best start in your 50s if not before

 

Got that right

 

Get on Thai SS before you're 60.

 

We have a number of members here, however, who have an Exit Stage Left contingency plan. Meet Our King early and sit contentedly at His Blue Suede Shoes.

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I qualified for Thai national health for a few years. It's not enough.

If you think you can avoid the need fir healthcare, you probably already need healthcare 

Exit plan  return medical flight can be 20 to 40000. Then when repatriated, you need to qualify for healthcare in your home country. If you survive that you may then need somewhere to live in your home country. Property if course is much more expensive than in Thailand so is rent and care assistants.......

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  On 11/28/2022 at 4:41 AM, Hummin said:

I mean I lost interest in sex, and have no energy to serve her needs, I would be as generous as I hope she will be to me.

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A self-serving contradiction, as you're actually not being generous. No energy. What are you, intubated on your deathbed?

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  On 11/28/2022 at 5:58 AM, kwilco said:

I qualified for Thai national health for a few years. It's not enough.

If you think you can avoid the need fir healthcare, you probably already need healthcare 

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I'm finding it enough.???? Consultations at pvt hsps don't cost all that much. Use the heavy artillery in the (good) gov't hsp of registration when needed.

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  On 11/28/2022 at 6:02 AM, BigStar said:

I'm finding it enough.???? Consultations at pvt hsps don't cost all that much. Use the heavy artillery in the (good) gov't hsp of registration when needed.

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You're showing all the signs of a disaster waiting to happen.

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