Criss Angel Deepfake Scam for ED Pills ('New Magic Blue Gummy')

2025-01-02T03:19:33+0000

Criss Angel Deepfake Scam for ED Pills ('New Magic Blue Gummy'). Even more, many people smoke to reduce their performance anxiety, unaware that they are exacerbating the problem. Even more, carrying excess weight can lower testosterone levels and raise levels of the female hormone estradiol, which further compounds the problem. Lue TF, Tanagho EA Physiology of erection and pharmacological management of impotence. If a guy with a real life 11 inch penis was having vaginal intercourse and was trying to push his whole penis in, it d most likely not be mind blowing for his partner, but painful.

Criss Angel never endorsed any ED pills or a "new magic blue gummy," but this deepfake video that's showing up as an ad on Instagram would have you believe that he did. Don't believe it. Criss Angel has nothing to do with any erectile dysfunction supplements or gummies. The deepfake and AI audio video is a scam.