Dependence on Aspire 36

hockeyroom28 · 10-14-2007, 09:26 PM

I was wondering if there is a chance of dependence on Aspire 36. I sometimes take Viagra recreationally, and have been told there is a chance of dependence on it to maintain/achieve erections.

Is this possible with Aspire 36? Should I go with Aspire 36 Lite?

bLacKjAck. · 10-15-2007, 10:03 AM

Going with the Lite wouldn't make any difference. Lite will just be a bit weaker.

I only take Aspire on weekends usually, but it is definitely every weekend. So far I have noticed no tolerance issues at all, seems just as effective. I would however recommend not taking them every 2 days, try to take 3-4 days off between dosing, but that is just a personal recommendation. For me each cap lasts b/w 24-36 hrs anyways so this isn't a big problem.

hockeyroom28 · 10-15-2007, 11:37 AM

I know it only lasts 24-36 hours, but the effect that it achieves is what could cause dependence.

bLacKjAck. · 10-15-2007, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by hockeyroom28

I know it only lasts 24-36 hours, but the effect that it achieves is what could cause dependence.

I know this. But like I said, so far I haven't noticed any dependence issues at all.

MentalTwitch · 10-15-2007, 02:37 PM

For me i have to take it a day ahead so like on thursday if i plan on having a "busy" weekend. I took it one day and forgot i had work that night. Got nervous nothing happend, just a lil headache and pressure by the sinuses(sp?) BUT the next morn i had a raging one eyed monsteron my hands and no time to slay the beast. So i went to work and 30 minutes after he went in his cave, he came out for a fight. I was standing behind the desk for about 30-45 minutes tryin to hide the fact. WOW, it was nerve racking. I am in sales so 2 steps away and someone looks...i was done for. haha

Sorry if its "graphic" but this shyt works great for me on day 2.

bLacKjAck. · 10-15-2007, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by MentalTwitch

For me i have to take it a day ahead so like on thursday if i plan on having a "busy" weekend. I took it one day and forgot i had work that night. Got nervous nothing happend, just a lil headache and pressure by the sinuses(sp?) BUT the next morn i had a raging one eyed monsteron my hands and no time to slay the beast. So i went to work and 30 minutes after he went in his cave, he came out for a fight. I was standing behind the desk for about 30-45 minutes tryin to hide the fact. WOW, it was nerve racking. I am in sales so 2 steps away and someone looks...i was done for. haha

Sorry if its "graphic" but this shyt works great for me on day 2.

LOL'd reading this!

SufferingEd · 10-17-2007, 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by hockeyroom28

I was wondering if there is a chance of dependence on Aspire 36. I sometimes take Viagra recreationally, and have been told there is a chance of dependence on it to maintain/achieve erections.

Is this possible with Aspire 36? Should I go with Aspire 36 Lite?

My opinion is you can develope a dependence but not in the fact you could not get an erection with out it. I think the dependence is more your erection just does not seem as hard with out it or cilais/viagra, ect. Viagra/Cialis and Aspire help blood flow into the erection causing to feel harder and the guy with the erection feels like it is going to explode, awesome felling by the way. Then you have sex with out them and even though the willy works you feel a little let done because ti did not feel as hard. Just my thoughts.

john123131 · 10-17-2007, 10:06 AM

i tend not to use it often. Only here and there, which is very hard when I have bottles and bottles of it on my desk..haha...but i dont think its something you should have to grow dependant on, unless obviously you have severe ED then you need something anyway right

hockeyroom28 · 10-17-2007, 11:10 PM

thanks guys

Hyde12 · 10-18-2007, 05:54 AM

I think you could build a dependence on it because you go from superman mode on aspire days to clark kent on non aspire days.....Who wants to be clark kent?

bLacKjAck. · 10-18-2007, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Hyde12

I think you could build a dependence on it because you go from superman mode on aspire days to clark kent on non aspire days.....Who wants to be clark kent?

And who wants to be somewhere in between?

Me likes being superman!!

Mulletsoldier · 10-18-2007, 03:51 PM

I personally don't feel there is anything in the MOA's of Aspire's ingredients to warrant a concern for physiological dependence; rather, a possibility exists, as mentioned, for psychological dependence.

**Force of Green** · 10-28-2007, 04:19 AM

The dependence comes from not being able to get your pecker hard in the first place. If you use Aspire to solve a problem, it's like using bandaids and towels to patch up a 5" open wound in the quad. Eventually you'll have to figure out what the hell it is that's causing this and stop using a sexual enhancer everytime you want to make love.

I can almost guarantee that the American erectile dysfunction epidemic is correlated with the piss poor diets and exercise habits that most Americans have.

If your lifestyle has a few kinks in the hose, don't turn the valve counter-clockwise even more, just find where the kinks are and straighten them out.

If you eat crap, fix your diet. If you are unable to manage stress properly, look into adaptogens. If you're not attracted to the person you are hooking up with.... ehhh... maybe pop an Aspire.

There's no reason that one should become addicted to Aspire or any other ED solution at that.

Mulletsoldier · 10-28-2007, 04:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Force of Green

The dependence comes from not being able to get your pecker hard in the first place. If you use Aspire to solve a problem, it's like using bandaids and towels to patch up a 5" open wound in the quad. Eventually you'll have to figure out what the hell it is that's causing this and stop using a sexual enhancer everytime you want to make love.

I can almost guarantee that the American erectile dysfunction epidemic is correlated with the piss poor diets and exercise habits that most Americans have.

If your lifestyle has a few kinks in the hose, don't turn the valve counter-clockwise even more, just find where the kinks are and straighten them out.

If you eat crap, fix your diet. If you are unable to manage stress properly, look into adaptogens. If you're not attracted to the person you are hooking up with.... ehhh... maybe pop an Aspire.

There's no reason that one should become addicted to Aspire or any other ED solution at that.

Addiction isn't the problem here, physical dependence is. Often interrelated, almost interchangeable one could say, though not in this instance I do not believe. I think his question, now summed up by his responses, is:

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If I am a perfectly healthy male who does not currently require the use of ED medicine. Would the recreational abuse of Aspire lead to an altering of my erection mechanics such that in the future I will require it to achieve an erection?

In this is the case, as BJ and others have stated, no.