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I’m what you’d call a tower of a man. I’m African American, 6 foot 5, I played football for Division 1, was drafted into the NFL for a brief stint, and now am a sports agent. I’m what my friends call Mount Jameson because of my last name. In college and during the NFL, I got my fair share of women thanks to my semi-celebrity status, and now I still get women. But that easy accessibility to gorgeous women hasn’t stopped me from experimenting with male enhancement pills.

The old stigma for African Americans was that we’re quite well endowed. So we shouldn’t have a need for male enhancement products, right? Totally wrong in my opinion. We still want to try stuff out and learn about sexual enhancement just like any guy. I mean, even in the commercials for the top male enhancement pills, you rarely see a black guy promoting the best penis pills. What, is male enhancement only a white person problem? I highly doubt it. But if most people, and most importantly women, think that black men like me never have an issue about male enhancement, then that’s cool with me!

Like any older guy, black men have their issues with male enhancement. We just don’t choose to broadcast it like others do! The beauty of male enhancement pills for us though is that we can become even bigger, better, and bolder than before! Which means the stigma about us being well endowed won’t be going away anytime soon!

We hear so many different things about drugs, pills, chemicals, substances, and other items that athletes, professionals, and actors take and abuse to keep strong, athletic, and competitive. Male enhancement may sometimes get lumped in with those substances as a potentially addictive and un-natural additive to your daily life.

So can you get hooked on male enhancement products? Well, technically no. For one, many of the best male enhancement products out there are all-natural so nothing “unnatural” will occur to your body that isn’t a direct result of natural ingredients. Furthermore, there is no proof that people use it more and more get an erection, and no evidence of physical dependence. Many doctors will even prescribe male enhancement products as a way of building confidence in their patients, citing nearly zero dependency or addiction worries In fact, after taking pills, many men will indeed become confident that they can have a normal erection and don’t need the drugs any longer.

But are there any worries about overusing these drugs? Erectile dysfunction drugs have actually been shown to lower heart attack rates in men taking them on a regular basis. And despite early concerns, there is no evidence of a higher risk of heart attacks or blindness or acute hearing loss. Most drugs were a brainchild of other drugs that were used to cure diseases – for example, Viagra was originally developed to treat chest pain caused by cardiovascular disease. It didn’t prove to be particularly effective, yet the patients didn’t want to return the drugs because they claimed their erections were so good and so much better than before they participated in the medical study! Hence, Viagra was born! So, overusing the drugs hasn’t proven to be anuthing but positive for the users.

There are many different causes of the pain shoulder blade gives.  It can result from a number of different issues, but typically they fall under one of four categories.

The first cause is tearing or inflammation in the tendon. Inflammation of the tendon is called bursitis or tendonitis. Bursitis is when overuse of the shoulder causes the bursa (fluid sacs in joints) to swell and have inflammation. Tendonitis is when the tendon gets worn down slowly over time. There is acute and chronic tendonitis.

The next big cause of shoulder blade pain is instability. The makeup of the shoulder allows a large range of motion. The shoulder joint is the most moveable joint, but that ability of motion causes instability. Instability occurs when the head of the shoulder arm bone comes out of socket.

Arthritis is another common cause of shoulder pain. There are many types of joint pain from arthritis, including shoulder pain.

Fracture is the final common cause of pain. It can cause swelling and pain.

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