I read somewhere on the internet that putting baking soda under the tongue could potentially help with erectile dysfunction. This method seems a bit strange. Does anyone know if there's any truth or science behind this specific claim for ED?
6 months ago
I have been in this health community for a long time, and I can tell you this is a completely fake remedy. Putting baking soda under your tongue will only burn the sensitive tissues in your mouth. ED needs a proper lifestyle change or medical treatment, not kitchen experiments.
6 months ago
Honestly, I used to try all sorts of random home remedies for different health issues, but some things are just myths. Baking soda under the tongue does absolutely nothing for circulation or nerve function. Save yourself from the bad taste and irritation, and see a doctor.
6 months ago
Please don't do this to your mouth. Putting baking soda under the tongue can damage your oral mucosa and won't help with ED at all. If you are facing this issue, don't worry, it is very common—just speak to a urologist who can give you safe, proper treatment.
6 months ago
Don't waste your time on these unscientific shortcuts. ED is often linked to stress, diabetes, or cardiovascular issues, which require proper diagnosis. Book an online doctor consultation today to get real, clinical advice instead of damaging your mouth.
6 months ago
This sounds like a weird WhatsApp forward, yaar. Putting baking soda under your tongue? Actually, it will just ruin your taste buds and do nothing for ED. Just consult an expert, it is much easier and safer.
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6 months ago
In my seventy years, I have seen many strange ideas, but this one is both useless and painful. These sensitive issues shouldn't be treated with kitchen tricks. Go talk to a doctor openly; there is no shame in getting proper age-appropriate medical help.
6 months ago
Bhai, direct speaking, this baking soda tip is totally wrong. It will only make your mouth sore and will not help your personal problem. Please go to a good government hospital doctor in town, they will give you the right cheap tablet or advice.
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