Prostate Stimulating Recipes

I was wondering if anyone knows any good recipes that are especially stimulating to the prostate? I've seen the occasional mention of drugs or herbs that are supposed to stimulate the prostate but they never say WHAT they are. I was wondering if anyone here knew what they may be?

I've tried many different things with varying success. I've found glycerin to be fairly stimulating. I'd prefer something I could take in a small enema (like 10-20ml) or even better make into a suppository. I don't mind pain, though I'm not a huge fan of cramps but I would be willing to tolerate them for sufficient stimulation. One thing I've read is stimulating but have not been able to find/try is Ipecac.

So, what recipes do you guys find stimulating? Thanks.

Cyanne Pepper is supposed to be stimulating just steep it in water for a little bit before you let it in. I tried It once and Its as defiantly stimulating!

Ipecac is available at any pharmacy, although probably behind the counter and you will have to

ask for it. It is used to cause immediate vomiting in cases if some poisons. It works very well

for that purpose. I have no idea what effect it would have in the rectum.

Sorry Trucker, ipecac is no longer widely available. Production was halted in 2007 and when existing supplies ran out, that was that. Its effect was unreliable and it could also cause drowsiness, lethargy and altered mental status. This could be a real complication in trying to assess a poisoning victim's status.

It was also a favorite emetic amongst bulimics and had been implicated in some deaths from bulimia. Since ipecac is itself a poison (hence the body's overwhelming need to get rid of it) it has the potential to create its own set of problems.

We used to use it quite a bit in veterinary work and when it went off the market, we wondered what we would do for an effective emetic in the field. The answer was (at least with animals) hydrogen peroxide. Causes vomiting very quickly, and then neutralizes to water just as quickly.

You might be able to find ipecac, but it's probably so old that it's not worth a tinker's damn!

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LadyDoc

I will add to what Ladydoc said by adding the NONE of the above recipes actually stimulate the prostate.

They stimulate the colon.

Here's a tried and true recipe that works. Take one or two, relaxing enemas, then have your "nurse", don a glove, add one or two fingers, and a Tbs or two of lube, gently kneed into the anus and continue to "finger" the prostate. Allow to rest of at least 10 mins., then continue until the mixture rises and forms on the outside of the penis. Serves One! 😁

I agree, filling up with a 2 quart bag of H2O and a little soap is step ONE. Step Two is to have mate insert one or two lubed fingers in. Step three, knead fingers about the prostate. The erection is tremendous. Have mate include sliding finger(s) IN and OUT causing a little gas. This will cause so much pressure until one lets loose of their load.

Personally, I like that recipe A LOT!

LadyDoc

What I find works best for me is simply the water temperature. For example, if I take a warm soapsuds enema, I find it very soothing, but when I make the second enema with very hot water (never any hotter than what is comfortable to stick my hand in) it increases the stimulation to the point that I barely even need to touch myself to get off.

Yes water temperature is everything, it make for a much more comfortaable pleasurable experience that will allow you to take a huge load and surely stimulate your prostate.

I like to use 1/8 tsp cayenne pepper added to 10-12 oz warm water. You will need a balloon nozzle to hold this. It never fails to stimulate the prostate, causing precum to flow. This amount is enough to create a warming sensation along with enough pressure and cramping to feel like it is stimulating the prostate.

I am very interested to read about cayenne pepper being used to stimulate the prostate but does this not cause any harm to the insides and is it realy quite safe to use?

It sounds very interesting but am cautious!

The 'heat' in peppers is a specific reaction between the nerve endings and one or more compounds present in the peppers. So while it may feel like it is burning, it isn't actually, nor is tissue damage occuring. This is not to say that it cannot be painful, just that no actual damage is occuring.

In fact there are commercial pain relieving creams (Capzacin®) that take advantage of the ability of these compounds to literally run nerve cells out of the neurotransmitter required to transmit pain. These creams can be used several times a day without any risk of tissue damage.

The 'heat' in peppers is a specific reaction between the nerve endings and one or more compounds present in the peppers. So while it may feel like it is burning, it isn't actually, nor is tissue damage occuring. This is not to say that it cannot be painful, just that no actual damage is occuring.

In fact there are commercial pain relieving creams (Capzacin®) that take advantage of the ability of these compounds to literally run nerve cells out of the neurotransmitter required to transmit pain. These creams can be used several times a day without any risk of tissue damage.

There are a couple of errors here:

First, while the capsaicin (the active ingredient that makes peppers "hot") is a reaction between the capsaicin and certain vanilloid receptors. Hot peppers cause a "sensation" of heat, it is NOT a flavor.

Without getting into tremendous detail, the body builds a resistance/tolerance to capsaicin over time and exposure similar to, but not by the same mechanism as heroin. For example if a first time drug user takes a heroin hit of the same dose as a hardened addict, he will probably die, whereas the addict just gets high. The same is true with capsaicin. The way it is used, is to start with a low dose on an area of skin (for arthritis relief) or in small amounts on food and to gradually build up the amount used as you tolerate greater amounts of capsaicin. Next, if you apply large amount of capsaicin ointment to the skin (or colon) the first time you use it, you WILL have tissue damage and a burn and the skin will redden. Whereas, if you build slowly, you can work up to higher doses that will merely feel warm and not cause redness or tissue damage, and this is exactly what the capsaicin ointments tell you to do.

Regarding tissue damage, I can refer to an older post where I caused severe tissue damage to my husband, the important points being the following:

Capsaicin ointments and Ben Gay can cause quite a rush but isn't easily removed or cancelled, and that is the danger in using it. I will say to use them with EXTREME CAUTION and to test it out on very small areas before indulging yourself.

Keep Ben-Gay and Capacin FAR AWAY from and sensitive or mucosal tissues and VERY FAR from your face and eyes.

You might think it has a nice warming sensation, but in larger amounts it is horrible. I rubbed some on my husband's scrotum out of ignorance once about 15 years ago in an S&M scene and the pain got so severe he literally cried and then a few days later, the skin turned dark brown and peeled off. It was a very ugly site and was very sensitive and painful for almost two weeks.

The active ingredients in Ben-Gay are menthol and salicylates of varying concentrations, depending on the version of Ben-Gay you are using.

Active ingredients in Capacin is primarily capsaicin--the compound that makes hot peppers hot. Be forewarned of potentially VERY SEVERE reactions on sensitive tissues.

From speaking with other experienced and knowledgeable DOMMES at NYC S&M clubs, I discovered this is NOT an isolated incident. BE CAREFUL.

The hot peppers sound a little scary, if not dangerous. After a thorough clean-out I will occasionally put a few drops of peppermint or wintergreen concentrate in a quart or two of very warm water. Initially there is some desire to expel, but if you grit your teeth and hold it in for a bit, you will be rewarded with a tingling sensation that lasts for a while. I doubt that this is harmful, especially if you don't do it too often. 😎

A few rinse enemas and a thin dildo/vibrator would allow you to stimulate your prostate.... That is of course, if yo have no qualms about sticking things up your butt lol

A piece of fresh ginger will do the trick! It is hot without burning. A little sliver up the anus becomes very stimulating.

I sometimes crush some fresh ginger and add it to the bag and take 2 liters of very warm water with the ginger. Once it gets into the colon it has a dramatic effect. Feels great with no danger.