It seemed strange to me when I first read the book that he said muscle fever instead of muscle pain. Well in romanian you say muscle fever, this may be alan ritz mother tongue. Or maybe some other latin language.

Dear all,

overall I thought it was an appaulingly written book. Very teenage bi-polar. However, some points I am researching (see below)
but really an overall well balanced constructive diet will cover the mentioned vitamins and minerals.

Maybe by rolling up the book and ramming it up your arse, it will be possible to find the vip muscle.

Then again, the only thing worthy of going up my arse is a collonics tube.
At least this is beneficial to your health as a whole.

The only real interesting part for me, was the chinese medicine. However, after hours of searching, I have no idea who his supplier of chinese herbal medicine is?

Can anybody enlighten me?

Thanks
j

Like the rest of you, I was curious about this book and it's claims but seriously doubted the reviews it has recieved. The glowing reviews all said the same things and had the same catchphrases...That means it's too good to be true. But it came bundled with another book on amazon (ultimate guide to cunnilingus: by violet blue...Which is extreemly informative and fun to read) so I decided to see what it's about.

I got it, sat down to read, and was laughing myself silly after the first few pages. This author's knowledge of gramar and english in general is appalling. The book is a mess of disorganized information, tangental topics, factual information, personal opinion and sales pitches for his other books. Indeed, looking back at the online reviews, it was clear most of them had language that matched that of the book...Dubious.

But I usually try to keep an open mind, so i've been reading through the book with the attitude that this author really had something factual he wanted to share with us. His advice about maintaining a healthy body first and foremost is commen sense and authentic it seems, but I do not trust his information blindly. I've been doing my own 'backup' research on the author's own topics, and encourage you to do the same.

As far as his "vip muscle" is concerned, I have not yet found it in my own body, if it indeed exists. I tend to think that if there was a muscle contraction that would induce the complex feelings of orgasm, it would have been discovered long before now and it would be a common knowledge 'secret' passed from father to son through the ages. My own searching turned this up.
Http://www.Nypress.Com/19/24/news&colu mns/drdot.Cfm
it says the vastus intermedius profundus (vip) muscle is attached to the femur and is involved only in the extension of the legs. This same muscle has been researched in rabbits and chickens. Not much help with the human male penis.

but, considering the author's tragic language skills and the fact that he trademarked the term "vip-muscle" I think he was trying to coin a catch-phrase that relates to a different part of the erectile process. Instead, I beleive he's referencing vasoactive intestinal polypeptides. It seems vip is a vaso-relaxant (relaxes and expands blood vessels, allowing more blood flow, in this case within the penis) that acts with acetylcholine, nitric oxide, and l-arginine in the mechanics of male erections, all of which ritz talks about in his 'research.' here's a trustworth y online description.
Https://www.Virginiamason.Org/body.Cfm?Id= 939
so, for all of us that went straight to the anatomy books to search for the vip-muscle, it doesn't exist...At least not by that name. I am supposing ritz is attempting to re-label a muscle or nerve cluster that is related to the proceeses of engorgement in erections. He may very well be talking about the prostate, though that wouldn't fit with where he tells us to search.

So, while we've been confused by the authors oportunism, there does seem to be a bit of validity to his research in that he's truthfully describing (though not very well) the real processes in the male erection. This is promising, and I hope that with a little more personal research, much more of this confusing jumble of a book can be cleared up. Hope this helped some of you out there searching! If I find more information, i'll be sure to post it here. :wink:

I read all the reviews of this book and was ready to lay some green down when I did one last search and came accross this message board.

I think dr lin and alan ritz are one in the same person.

Check out herbal love.Com and action love.Com.

Lin is korean and he has a sex clinic down in fl. He has these two sites as well as his porn recomendation site - not for me but it's part of his web empire.

When I read the reviews I noted the broken writing style a few times in the warm reviews and started to think this has to be the same person.

Well I am almost 98% sure it is and I won't bother spending money on his book after coming to this site and reading other reviews it just verified to me that this book is a compilation of what you can find at both of the above mentioned sites.

If alan ritz? Is someone who has credentials then he should have a biography of himself somewhere and you can't find it but on amazon where they care only about selling books and not about the end buyer.

This is my opion and take it for what it is..But check out the two sites then come back here and respond to what you find there. Lin is a very clever marketer and is making lots of money with his sex practice - he will state don't use other means (that don't work either) but make sure to use my means to achieve the same result - bigger p.. And longer, harder erections. Etc. At only $25.00 each who needs to purchase any products he will make tons of money from the book.

Best regards.

Haven't heard of it, but i'll check it out - is it supposed to be for muscle gain or something? Oh, penis enlargement, how could I not have guessed?

Personally I recommend earl mindell's vitimin bible - it's simply an encyclopedia of nutrients, what they do, what foods they're found in - the latter is what I ended up finding usefull, as I tried supplements at one time only to end up with an ulcer - you can get all the nutrients you need if you eat right, and supplement for just those things you might require more of at certain times.

There are also some tailored regimens at the back of the book, it's an excellent reference.

I only take zinc and calcium, and a glucosimine chondrotin complex now, and an occasional very brief cycle of dhea (i first noticed my prostrate problems while taking dhea regularly, now I just take it for a few days when I feel my energy levels dropping, and cut it off when I start feeling tightness in my prostrate - less may be more here I think), but drink a lot of green tea and plenty of nuts and fresh fruits and vegetables to balance the steaks and burgers.

Anything that promotes circulation and blood volume will probobly help, including a reasonable amount of cardiovascular exercise - too much can actually decrease your sex drive, but a regular workout will not only increase blood volume, but boost testosterone levels as well.

And even if your dick doesn't get any bigger, you'll feel better, basic good health is fine aphrodisiac.

Haha, the guy's trying to copyright hard ons.

I would like to expose the numerous lies about my book posted by disguised competitors at this web site. First of all, please read the review by foreword magazine available at http://www.Forewordmagazine.Net/clarion/vi ewreviews.Aspx?Reviewid=22

as you see their overall conclusion is "4 stars- a very good book". They did not state even one negative comment about anything whatsoever in my book. Moreover, there are around 60 people at http://www.Amazon.Com/gp/product/159800168 x who are with verified by credit card identity. All of them are very satisfied with the results from my book.

I will conclude with the ultimate fact. "scientifically guaranteed male multiple orgasms and ultimate sex" is the absolute #1 bestseller in 6 very competitive categories for 12 straight months web wide. Even the most hateful competitor of mine and I have many, cannot deny it! What is more, foreword magazine and 60 real people stand by the spotless reputation of my bestseller, which directly exposes the 101 shameless and ridiculous lies posted anonymously at this forum.

Unfortunately, life is too short. That's why if you want to enjoy every time great stamina, sex drive, massive "steel erection", multi-orgasmic pleasure and women's admiration a few men in the world enjoy, claim your copy now and be sure that you have selected the safest, fastest, easiest and cheapest possible way.

That's my personal iron guaranteed and the verifiable facts and people agree that I deliver again and again! I am and will continue to be 100% committed and loyal to your best interest and ultimate results no matter what. I challenge you to find in the world someone better and more knowledgeable in these areas or a more valuable related book than my bestseller. Cheers :-)
alan ritz

Well there ya go - a. Ritz sells a lot of books to guys that want bigger penises - go figure.

This is a great forum. Real guys discussing real problems and what has really worked or really hasn't worked for them.


What discourages me, is that though people have repeatedly requested (in this and in other threads) that someone please paraphrase step-by-step alan ritz's instructions for finding and working with the so-called "vip muscle," that no one has done that. Why not?

• where and how does he say you should find this "muscle?"

• once you've located it, what should you do with it? And for how long? And how often?

This is not protected information.

You can trademark a name or mark, but you can't trademark a muscle or body part. (just your unique name for it -- if the trademark office allows it.)

you can copyright a presentation, but you cannot copyright a concept or process or theory.


(and by the way, anyone can put the symbol (tm) after a term to indicate an intention to seek trademark status for that term. But...If they have gained legal trademark status for it, then in the united states, they use the (r) symbol, indicating registered trademark. But their trademark only protects specific uses of the mark or phrase, it does not prohibit anyone from talking about the concept behind it, or even on reporting about it or even using the trademark in their discussion -- so long as they are not marketing a product or service in the same class using the same trademark.


Please! Someone who has read the book and worked with this -- either successfully or not -- share in your own words the specific details about locating and using the so-called vip muscle.


Then others on the forum can also experiment with it and share their results. And we can have some real discussion of its merits.


Who knows? Ritz might end up with all kinds of genuine unsolicited testimonials for his work.


It's been more than year since people were asking for this kind of explanation in another thread on this forum. Be very cool if a few people would come forward and offer it. And then maybe a meaningful discussion about all this could arise.



Thanks,
dr kaydub

p.S. I've discovered that this forum automatically adds punctuation and changes capitalizations -- sometimes very oddly. I've gone back in several times trying to correct its "auto grammar" mistakes, but with little luck. I'm suddenly much more forgiving of the literacy in some of the other posts... And am wondering if there is some way to turn off that feature in individual posts? I'd like to see proper names capitalized -- such as ritz's name and united states -- in my own. And the first letter in a sentence in parentheses. Or following a bullet. Just strange what this system does to perfectly correct punctuation.

I have written my somewhat inconclusive review on "vip muscle" post, where I also saw your response. Indeed ritz is not helpful when it come to explanations, my guess is he ahs a second book coming out and does not want to give away the secrets. I can say that there is something to it. It is odd I saw that post on actual vip muscle being connected to your legs. I remember the feeling when I masturbated for the first time, deriving all the way from my heels. And I am not certain if it is placebo but I have been experiencing the orgasm starting from my feet again. Not nearly as strong , first times are special but still there. There is a feeling of weakness at my knees prior to climax, something I never had. So again I am not an expert but as an average guy I would say that more research is needed despite ritz's grammar and approach. I also think Dr. Linn and ritz are one in the same. It could be anyone really posing under a different name. I can only say I am not him lol, although I would like to have an extensive discussion with him on the subject.

Http://en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/levator_ani

http://www.Medunsa.Ac.Za/faculties/medicin e/anatomy/histo/nursing/lectures/desire/ma le & female perineum nurses.Pd f#search="superficial transverse per ineal muscle,"

there are several muscle in that area, trying to make sense of it.. Seems though that he was referring to the levator ani. We should call it the levator muscle group. Lmg(r) sorry allan this one is mine now.. Lol

After doing some research I am fairly certain this ritz character is a bona fide fraud. He may or may not have some useful information in his book, but his actions so far leave me not wanting to even give him the time of day. First off pe is a serious problem and it's sick to think this guy is running around making cash of of other people's problems and not helping them.

As many have noticed, the reviews on amazon are too good to be true. Not only do they use the same language and catchphrases, but the only real reviews there say how bad the writing is. (as people here have attested and is apparent from the author's info at amazon.)

several posts above me is alan ritz claiming that people here are spreading lies because they are competitors. Nobody here has recommended another book! Not only is he blatantly lying, but the reviews for other pe books at amazon are riddled with bad reviews all of which point the reader to his book... Fishy no? If they were simply bad reviews I would give him the benefit of the doubt, but every one says buy his book; real people don't talk like that, marketers do.

Nobody should be patronizing this guy. If we think that there is some genuine value to his book, then someone who owns it should tell us. Like another poster said, you cant copyright a muscle or diet info. The idea that this guy is getting away with fraud makes me sick. If he is indeed doing what the evidence suggests it certainly violates fair market practices, if not common decency.

So I ask again: someone who owns it please paraphrase the important parts in real english so we can all do our own research and have our own discussion. We should not be taken advantage of like this.

Mr. Ritz, don't come on here claiming we are lying competitors, if you weren't so messed up you'd see we are desperate for good information about this topic and you are only making things difficult for us. No one here is recommending other books or lying about yours. If you think I am mistaken about your marketing actions please explain how I am without accusing everyone here or ridiculously paranoid things.