Herbal man comes to short men rescue

Jason Brown, owner of a local small herbal online store, says his penis enlargement oils and creams have been saving the sex lives of many men whose partners were complaining.

Brown said the products are boosting the confidence of the 'weak jelly back men'.

"The man dem a tell mi say mi save dem sex life because dem woman use to complain. With my products, no man nah go come catch a next man on him matrimonial bed again, because him woman nah go cheat because of the sex. Di woman dem love when di man ting big, and mi say dis because is a lot of woman customers mi have," said Brown, adding that women buy the oils and creams for their partners.

The company was formed late last year after Brown met a man of Indian descent who told him that he had the remedy for the 'short short' men. According to Brown, he had no need to test the product as he is well endowed, but decided to take the three herbs and sold them to two of his friends.

"About five days later, they came back and dem a say it bad and dem can't believe say dem ting get bigger. Mi get some more and mi sell to family members, and dem come back wid di same report; and a suh mi say make mi start da business here," Brown said.

He withheld the name of the herbs, but claims that they are powerful enough to increase the penis size permanently.

"The bushes are beaten and mixed out, and mi mix it in a specific oil; and that's it. It use like lotion two or three times a day and it gives a permanent fix. It is nothing like 'stone' or Viagra, because those only make a man hard, and sometimes no feelings are there. After intercourse, the penis usually go back to the regular size, but the oil is lasting when used on a regular basis," he said, adding that customers range from 25 to 40 years of age. His products starts at $10,000, which Brown believes is an extremely small fee to pay for lasting confidence.

"Surgery costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, but dis cost a lot less, and there is nothing like confidence and a satisfied woman. Mi sell a good amount a week time," he said.

Prominent urologist Dr Elon Thompson said from a medical standpoint, he is not aware of any product that can be massaged onto the penis for growth, but added that he is not disputing Brown's claim.

"For lengthening, I am not aware of such contemporary medical therapy, but there are surgeries that can be done for that. They are not commonly done here. However, I am not bashing the herbalist. But they need to have evidence and show the research that is done on the product. Essentially, if it proves to be working, why not get it patented so it can go commercially?" he said.