Cockstar is a blast, people love it. Seriously! Chloe has been making this formula for 11 years now and many happy people of all gender and orientation come back for more and report LoVeLy experiences and enhancements!  Shoot, I mean..some people even use it as a party “drug.” A euphoriant, stimulant, & aphrodisiac. This saucy supplement works in two ways: on the mind via creating sexual desire and lifting mood, and on the body by increasing testosterone and circulation. 

We now use 4:1 extract concentrates of tribulus terrestris, which appears to possess direct aphrodisiac activity  due to increasing androgen, thus improving sexual function and drive in men (and women!) 

Also contains:  100% organic and fair-trade certified ashwagandha root, mucuna puriens (kapi kachu), Peruvian gelatinized maca root, 4:1 extract concentrate of Vietnamese cinnamon, kola nut, damiana leaf powder, sarsaparilla root powder, a lil touch of Peruvian licorice root, and a daaaassshhh of YO-him-BE!

Use for premature ejaculation, sexual endurance, trance states, tantric openings, orgasmic phemomenon, sensual stamina, feelin randy, and elevated energy!!

To use: Mix 2 tsp in warm water, hot chocolate, morning coffee, or yogurt and enjoyyy 4-5xs a week to build up the pleasure.

According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information:

“Male sexual dysfunction, which includes erectile dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation, is the most common problem that contributes to infertility, distress, relationship problems, deterioration of self-image, and quality of life.[1,2] Erectile dysfunction has been identified as the persistent inability to attain and maintain penile erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance.[3] The predisposing factors for ED include chronic heart disease, high cholesterol, diabetes mellitus, smoking, alcohol, drug abuse, stress, food habits, and increasing age. Epidemiological studies have demonstrated a high prevalence of ED in developed countries, and therefore it is considered to be an important health problem.[1] Currently, modalities including psychotherapy, surgery, mechanical devices, drugs, and penile implants are used for the management of ED. In traditional medicine, asphaltum, Tribulus terrestris, Asparagus racemosus, and Sida cordifolia have been reported to possess aphrodisiac activity and are some of the oldest modalities for enhancing sexual function in humans.[5] T. terrestris L. (family: Zygophyllaceae) is a flowering plant found in the temperate and tropical regions of Southern Asia, Africa, and Australia. In Sanskrit, it is known as Gokshura and finds references in many Ayurvedic formulations for the treatment of sexual dysfunction in males.”

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3284036/