About This Treatment

Say Goodbye To Delayed Ejaculation (Retarded Ejaculation) Within Weeks!

A long delay in reaching climax – or not being able to come at all – is known as retarded or delayed ejaculation. From my work with men over the last twelve years, I know how much trouble this condition can cause. I am a counsellor and therapist, and I have over 20 years’ experience working with men and their sexual issues and challenges. 

My understanding of delayed ejaculation developed rapidly, with one of my first clients, a man of 39 who told me that he’d never ejaculated during sexual intercourse, no matter how long he thrusted into his partner, right from the first time he had sex with a woman, when he was 19.

I pictured him struggling from age 19 to age 39: a whole twenty years of not being able to ejaculate inside a woman, not enjoying sex, and not feeling very satisfied with his masculinity. Worst of all, he was unable to establish a long term relationship.

This made me determined to find a solution. And so I developed a treatment program, which has subsequently sold hundreds of copies on the internet and appears to have a high success rate, judging by the feedback I get.

And I want to tell you clearly, right now, that I believe the vast majority of men who have delayed ejaculation (DE) can discover how to ejaculate normally with the right treatment.

In fact, no matter how desperate you might be right now, no matter how bad you’re feeling about not being able to “release” naturally during intercourse, and no matter how this may be affecting your relationship, you can almost certainly find a solution.

A Delayed Ejaculation Treatment Program

This is available in paperback form, from Amazon, and I think it offers you the best chance of beating DE. (Unless, of course, you’re prepared to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars to a sex therapist for one-to-one treatment.)

Sometimes people say that treatment for DE is a complicated matter.

But in my experience, it’s usually much simpler than you might think to cure it, because although there are many possible causes, for each individual man, there’s usually one fairly specific cause.

This might be harsh masturbation as a teenager, which has conditioned a man’s penis only to respond to intense stimulation, which you simply don’t get during oral sex or intercourse.

Or it might simply be that a man isn’t sufficiently aroused to reach the point of ejaculation when he makes love. This may be because he’s not getting the right kind of sexual stimulation, or enough of it, or because he just doesn’t know his own level of sexual arousal.

Then again, perhaps his partner doesn’t know how to stimulate him, or perhaps he doesn’t really want to be with his partner.

So, at least in some cases, treatment will depend on certain changes taking place in a man’s relationship.

In my experience, it’s rare that a relationship breaks down because of sexual problems, even if the root cause is a man’s difficulty in reaching climax. Usually, two people in a relationship end up with much more open and honest communication and a better relationship.

However, you do need to be clear about the possibility that there could be changes to the “status quo” in your life, because delayed ejaculation is a condition which may be the external sign of some pretty intense unexpressed feelings – which might include anger, sexual shame, sexual guilt, resentment or conflict.

The good news is that you’d be amazed how often these feelings melt away when they’re exposed to the light and discussed openly.

In most cases, treatment is relatively simple, using a simple program of exercises. These are designed to increase a man’s sexual arousal and give him the impetus that he needs to much more easily reach the point of ejaculation during sexual activity…

If this seems slightly puzzling or difficult to understand right now, don’t worry!

Everything will become clear when you read the treatment method, which will work for you as it has for hundreds of other men. Check it out now – see the link in the top of the right hand column of this page.