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Clinical consensus and mainstream medical reviews say prostate massage is unlikely to reliably treat erectile dysfunction (ED) and carries risks; some older studies, small trials and many anecdotal re...
Most clinical and consumer sources say penile growth follows puberty and is essentially finished by the late teens to early twenties: commonly cited ranges are “by 18–19” (Healthline) and “by the late...
Gelatide, marketed as a “natural” liquid weight‑loss supplement, presents no independently verified clinical safety profile in the provided reporting: its manufacturer claims “no side effects” , but i...
Available expert summaries agree that distilled water is safe to drink but lacks minerals found in tap or mineral water; most sources say drinking it occasionally poses no harm, while some warn exclus...
Scientific and consumer reporting is split: several technical reviews and medical outlets say distilled water is safe and does not actively “leach” minerals from the body (e.g., Cornell experts, Medic...
Distilled water is widely reported as safe to drink but contains almost no dissolved minerals (calcium, magnesium) and typically lacks fluoride; experts say it “probably won’t hurt” most people but ma...
Early clinical and popular sources report that prostate stimulation can produce intense orgasms and sometimes improve sexual satisfaction even without an erection; controlled medical evidence that it ...
Regular consumption of gelatin for dieting is generally presented as low-risk but not risk-free: common, mild effects reported include digestive upset, feelings of fullness, and unpleasant taste . Rar...
Marshmallow root supplements are generally viewed as low‑risk when used short‑term and in food amounts, but multiple sources flag rare allergic reactions, possible gastrointestinal upset, and potentia...
Black salt (kala namak) is widely promoted as a gentler alternative to regular table salt because some varieties contain slightly less sodium and more trace minerals, which could theoretically help bl...
Prostate stimulation can alter orgasm quality and sometimes trigger ejaculation without penile stimulation; medical sources say some people report more intense or whole‑body orgasms and easier ejacula...
Short-term effects people commonly report from prostate stimulation during sex include rectal or perineal soreness, an urge to urinate, transient bleeding or spotting, and in some cases pain or tearin...
Medically, most people who are “not pooping” for a few days are experiencing constipation; clinicians often flag three days without a bowel movement as concerning and note stool can take 2–5 days to t...
Most reporting and nutrition pieces state that kala namak (black salt) is "slightly" or "somewhat" lower in sodium than regular table salt, but they do not agree on a precise numeric difference and em...
The “pink salt trick” — usually dissolving Himalayan pink salt in water (sometimes with lemon) and drinking it — is promoted as improving digestion, stimulating stomach acid and digestive enzymes, and...
The evidence provided does not support a single, well‑validated average flaccid or erect penis length specific to 17‑year‑old males; available sources either report general adult averages or provide m...
Most males reach their final penis size around the end of puberty — commonly by the late teens — with medical sources clustering the typical age range between about 16 and 21 years old, and many citin...
Testosterone is a primary driver of penile growth in utero, during mini‑puberty in infancy, and throughout adolescent puberty; growth largely finishes when puberty ends and adult testosterone levels n...
Distilled water is not described as poisonous by safety sheets or mainstream health outlets; multiple medical and product sources say it is safe to drink for most people, though it lacks minerals and ...
Black salt (kala namak) is chemically “primarily sodium chloride” but many sources report it is slightly lower in sodium than regular table salt; some outlets call the difference “minimal” while other...