How Drug Pressure Drug Helped Me Win

On Aug 14 2006 7:23 PM, Bill T wrote:

> ContactGSW wrote:
> > On Aug 14 2006 4:59 PM, FaceDownAcesUp wrote:
> >
> >> You gits need to get into a gym and reduce your BP naturally. Life is
> >> too short to spend it jacked up on meds.
> >
> >
> > My blood pressure is fine, just get back to me in a few years when the
> > little head just ain't what it used to be, no matter what the big head
> > wants it to do. You'll be on the streets begging $ with a card board sign
> > to get your next Viagra hook up.
> >
>
> Just curious: why would some one go with Viagra (4 hour window) instead
> of Cialis (24 hour window). Even allowing for marketing hype, isn't
> Cialis the better choice?
>
>
> Bill T

Probably just haven't had experience with it. I put up with the side
effects of V, makes my head feel like its under some pressure, if I have a
lightly congested nose it gets fully congested, have to keep meals to a
mini mun, even a small meal feels like a bale of hay in my stomach,
because it has that effect in other places that everyone likes. I guess
this has to do with its action on the parasympathetic nervous system.
Wouldn't want to have that going for 24 hrs, but I'll have my buddy send
some Vitamin C up and see how it makes me feel.

ContactGSW

Chic, it doesn't matter what you do, you're always gonna smell like fish.

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On Aug 14 2006 10:53 PM, quietguy wrote:

> I've often wondered if professional/serious-amateur poker players take
> beta-blockers; in one of my other hobbies -- golf -- there's been a big
> controversy about them for years, with many pros allegedly taking them
> without medical justification just to get the calming effect over
> crucial putts. One golf pro who did take them medicinally -- Nick
> Price, who has hyptertension -- got off them and onto another
> medication because he couldn't get a rush of adrenalin when he needed
> it, such as when he was between clubs and wanted to clobber the shorter
> one. Of course, that's not a problem in poker, but there's
> confirmation from another game that beta-blockers do noticeably calm
> you.

i would say very common for those that know about the action of the drugs.
i know plenty of Docs that give them out for reasons "off the books".
One of the most common reasons is for stage fright, during talks or other
kind of performances. It really is a safe drug so I don't see anything
unethical about it. Pretty good if you need to take a lie detector test
too, but lots of times those come with a drug test these days.

ContactGSW

Chic, it doesn't matter what you do, you're always gonna smell like fish.

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