MasssageGuy

Nice one...

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Nice one...

https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=223611417

MG did you (or anyone else here) ever take the plunge?

Nope.

Dr. Yunis is the best out there. All he does is hernia surgery and fix other surgeon's mistakes.

He repaired my hernia after THREE failed surgeries.

https://www.centerforherniarepair.com/

Nothing to rave about. In my opinion he’s not formally trained but he makes a good effort. Nice guy. Nude. MT. HE. The works. But not memorable. I wouldn’t hire him again

I am of the same opinion based upon my experience with him. He is a clock watcher.

Hardest substance in human body = Tooth Enamel

BTW - Fascinating Article in Scientific American - A New Theory of Obesity.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-new-theory-of-obesity/?utm_source=pocket-newtab

masaje_erotico

 

All the real sensual/erotic is at end but still a nice massage. I prefer the sensual/erotic throughout

Awesome video.

The link is in the original post: http://www.boldnaked.com/

Well done site and video. Very interesting.

Evidence for sugar addiction: Behavioral and neurochemical effects of intermittent, excessive sugar intake

Very interesting and well done study. Harkens to the days of tobacco. I'm sure the food conglomerates will squash these types of findings.

"Food is not ordinarily like a substance of abuse, but intermittent bingeing and deprivation changes that. Based on the observed behavioral and neurochemical similarities between the effects of intermittent sugar access and drugs of abuse, we suggest that sugar, as common as it is, nonetheless meets the criteria for a substance of abuse and may be “addictive” for some individuals when consumed in a “binge-like” manner. This conclusion is reinforced by the changes in limbic system neurochemistry that are similar for the drugs and for sugar. The effects we observe are smaller in magnitude than those produced by drug of abuse such as cocaine or morphine; however, the fact that these behaviors and neurochemical changes can be elicited with a natural reinforcer is interesting. "

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2235907/

Yes, I do. I was living in California at the time. It was well done.

Same tactics that tobacco industry used. Corporate greed over public health. It will be our undoing as health care costs will bankrupt us and many people will die.