GainsWave, Big D or Low Intensity Sound Waves

[MinD]

I know there are several posts on this site in regards to the GainsWave and BigD Therapy (Low Intensity Sound Waves). It has a 62% to 70% chance of working and the doctor I saw in doctor seemed like a bit of a baffoon about it as he just got it a couple months prior and didn't really know how to test to see if it'd work. Any AMAZING results from anyone? My libido is in and out, depends on the day, but Cialis really works (and for several days after taking it). Viagra does nothing to me! Any thoughts or comments? It's $3k, so I don't want to just drop the money and see nothing.

 

[Guided_by_Voices]

I recently experimented with this. It's a big topic and I'm going to do a longer post on it hopefully in the next few weeks. Short answer is it's an immature and unreliable but promising technology that is priced like a mature, reliable technology, and marketed like a tractor-pull. There are a number of things I would try first and also would stack with it. I'll write something up when I have more time.

 

[MarcoFL]

I had good results with a series of treatments along with the P shot which was painful ten minutes. I am on a program now and will continue with it. I feel it is worth it but keep in mind it is not cheap.

 

[MinD]

I recently experimented with this. It's a big topic and I'm going to do a longer post on it hopefully in the next few weeks. Short answer is it's an immature and unreliable but promising technology that is priced like a mature, reliable technology, and marketed like a tractor-pull. There are a number of things I would try first and also would stack with it. I'll write something up when I have more time.

That's what I thought. They're marketing this thing that seems to work for 60% to 70% of the people they test it on, but to what extent does it work for what portions of those people as well? It could be a big money pit or something great.