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Hi Guys,

I heard that taking Viagra makes you perform like a machine. So I tried one the other day just to see what would happen?

I don't need any help, but was curious to see the effects?

My friend was right, It was like I had power and performance like crazy.

My question is.....

My band got really tight for about 24 hours, it was hard to eat anything without pain, Throat and Chest seemed sollen?

Has anyone else had this effect? :)

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never tried it but it makes sense, it increases blood flow to many organs. if it increased the flow in the stomach too, it would swell and get tighter under the band.

This is happening to me right now. I took a pill yesterday and it completely closed me up. Can't eat and can only get in a few sips of water. Throat is sore from throwing up a lot. Warning to all you guys out there.

Yes, viagra helps to maintain an erection that is produced when the penis is physically stimulated.

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I prefer Levitra. Fewer side effects than Viagra. At least for me.

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