Below are excerpts from the TheGuardian.com article about the O-Shot. Read the full article via the link below.

“Seven years ago, Dr Charles Runels’ lover surprised him at his office, demanding that he inject blood into her clitoris as a Valentine’s Day present. She hiked up her dress, hopped on to the exam table and motioned for Runels to put on his headlamp. She explained that she’d been watching him inject his own penis with blood for about a year, and that while his bigger and stronger erections had been fun, she’d grown tired of the one-sided sexual enhancement. It was her turn. So Runels bowed between her legs, numbed her clitoris with an ice cube and shot her up.”

“I responded with some defiant emojis. It wasn’t orgasms I was struggling with – it was the conclusion to my article. So I stepped out of my jeans and held Pamela’s hand while Runels tugged on the headlamp. “Is it happening?” I said – but it was over. The procedure was brief and painless, and within hours I was boarding my flight home, eager to put the O-Shot to the test.”

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Learn more about the O-Shot and schedule and appointment with Dr. Hal Blatman of the Blatman Health and Wellness Center.

Check out information about the O-Shot on Dr. Oz’s blog.

Enter, the O-Shot. The O-Shot is not a drug. It’s a procedure performed in a doctor’s office in which your own blood platelets are injected into vaginal tissue. The theory proposed by the inventor, Dr. Charles Runels is that platelets naturally attract your own stem cells to the injected area, and according to his website, “generate healthier and more functional tissue in the areas of sexual response in the vagina (G-Spot, O-Spot, Skene’s Glands, urethra, and vaginal wall).” This is the same technique used by Dr. Runels when he invented the Vampire Facelift.

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Hollywood is getting to know the O-Shot, as the procedure was included in Goody Bags, valued at $125,000, that were given out last night at the Oscar’s!

A $5,000 medical procedure called an O-Shot. Basically it’s where “your own blood platelets are injected into vaginal tissue” and according to its inventor, Dr Charles Runels, it helps “generate healthier and more functional tissue in the areas of sexual response in the vagina”.

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