Inform About Penis Enlargement Pills Information - Evil Salesman

I can't tell you how many e-mails I've gotten from teens saying, "I can't afford to buy penis enlargement pills— is there any way I can make my penis bigger without taking penis enlargement pills?" It just kills me that innocent people are giving their money to fraudulent charlatans who will do absolutely anything to make a buck. From JackinWorld's perspective, the worst sites are those that warn about a made-up concept called "overmasturbation," claiming that masturbating too much (by their definition, more than once or twice a week) causes chronic fatigue, hair loss, and other maladies, supposedly backing up the claim with a bunch of physiological jargon that makes no scientific sense when examined closely. Of course, these same sites sell expensive herbal penis enlargement pills to counteract the "fatal consequences of overmasturbation." Are you surprised?

Ask any medical doctor (and no, the lab-coated "doctors" paid to appear on the sites in question do not count), and they'll tell you these herbal penis enlargement pills do absolutely nothing toward the conditions they're marketed to treat. (There are also no negative physical consequences of masturbating 10 or 15 times per week, either — but for JackinWorld readers, that should go without saying.) Unfortunately, the way the U.S. laws are currently set up, there's little the Food & Drug Administration (the government agency that controls the marketing of pharmaceuticals) can do about it. As long as a penis enlargement pill is described as "herbal," a company can make any claim whatsoever about it; it doesn't have to pass any clinical trials and isn't subject to the restrictions that prescription medications are held to in TV commercials, for instance. But that doesn't stop the marketers from making their Web sites, ads, and commercials from looking like those advertising legitimate prescription medications. It's all a part of the lie designed to fool you into shelling over your cash. You're left with nothing, and they're left rolling in your money.

What can you do about this evil? First, by all means, never, ever buy any "herbal" penis enlargement pills that claim to affect anything substantial: change your penis size, weight, breast size, weakness of erection, etc. If the product is targeted at a common human insecurity, that's the dead giveaway right there. Second, report spam e-mails from these companies via a spam-reporting service such as SpamCop. Third, write, e-mail, or call any cable channel, radio station, or publication that runs ads for these products, and tell them you will stop watching or reading unless they change their policy and refuse to advertise obviously fraudulent products. Fourth, write to your U.S. Senator and Congressperson to pass laws restricting herbal-supplement claims. Finally, spread the word. This is a cancer in our society — unscrupulous snake-oil salesmen using a loophole in the law to take innocent people's money by targeting their darkest insecurities. It has to be stopped.