subject: Magic Power Coffee Scam Or Not In Rewiew! [print this page] Magic Power Coffee Scam Or Not In Rewiew!
This product acclaims itself to be the first all natural libido increasing aphrodisiac beverage. Market test have proven it to work for both men and women with a first time use effectiveness of 90% in men and 65% in women. Both test results increased with continual usage.
The coffee is Columbian grown and vitamin enriched, but it is the combination of its natural herbs that increase sexual desire and performance. These herbs are Epimedium, better known as Horney Goat Weed, Barbary Wolfberry, better known as Goji Berry and American Ginseng. The Horney Goat Weed stimulates sexual hormones and relaxes muscle tension. Gogi Berry increases testosterone levels and stamina and Ginseng enhances the libido.
To maximize the effectiveness of these herbs the company uses a formulated process that successfully extracts 85 to 90% of the herbal potencies. When you consider that standard extraction processes achieve a proximity result of around 50%, you get a better understanding of this relevance. Add to that that the fact the body absorbs liquids better than it does pills and the product claims further substantiate themselves.
Each package is stamped with an FDA Label. Since the product is not a pharmaceutical chemical drug, a Federal Drug Administration approval is not required. The sanctioning of an FDA registration number and approval label on each package is an additional step the company has taken to assure consumers that the ingredients stated on the packaging is exactly what is in it. And to insure product effectiveness each package is also date stamped with the production date and date of which its effectiveness will begin to reduce. The shelf life of maximum potency is approximately two years from date of production.
The coffee is produced in instant form, so brewing is not required. The consumer needs only to add 6 to 8 ounces of hot water and allow for a 30 to 45 minute window prior to engaging in sexual intercours.
