"Mainstream" PE progress

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

Actually Al I think we will see a lot of chem pe in the future. At the moment it is being driven by bodybuilders.

I don't doubt that there'll be some kind of chemical PE that will parallel the nonsurgical movement (which is why I put "yet" in my last post). I don't think that this will completely take over PE as there will still need to be some kind of catalyst for growth and because chemicals won't necessarily address issues like control and stamina. My worry is the initial stages that this form of PE will take. I admire the spirit of testing being done with regards to chemical PE, but some of the methods being discussed on this forum are a bit risky and possibly very dangerous. That being said, there's usually risky initial stages to all movements. Case in point- there are supposed records of ancient PE traditions that involve wasp stings, tying rocks to the penis, and other painful, impractical methods that may seem barbaric and antiquated now; but these were some of the initial historic beginnings of PE.

Once the practitioners of chemical PE refine the process and are able to reduce the risks, it'll attract even more followers (which in turn spurs more experimentation and refinement).

[vulcan Retired ModeratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close vulcan]

Last time I checked, I only have one penis. Which is why I will not be touching chemical PE until it has been researched & proved to be safe & that includes safety in the long term. That kind of research is unlikely to happen in a clinical setting any time soon.

In one way, I admire the ingenuity & daring of the people currently doing it - but I cannot help but think that the risks are just way too high.

I for one, am not willing to be one of the guinea pigs.

[Pegasus AdministratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero ☺ Admin of the Month Mar 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Pegasus]

I don't doubt that there'll be some kind of chemical PE that will parallel the nonsurgical movement (which is why I put "yet" in my last post). I don't think that this will completely take over PE as there will still need to be some kind of catalyst for growth and because chemicals won't necessarily address issues like control and stamina. My worry is the initial stages that this form of PE will take. I admire the spirit of testing being done with regards to chemical PE, but some of the methods being discussed on this forum are a bit risky and possibly very dangerous. That being said, there's usually risky initial stages to all movements. Case in point- there are supposed records of ancient PE traditions that involve wasp stings, tying rocks to the penis, and other painful, impractical methods that may seem barbaric and antiquated now; but these were some of the initial historic beginnings of PE.

Once the practitioners of chemical PE refine the process and are able to reduce the risks, it'll attract even more followers (which in turn spurs more experimentation and refinement).

Uh huh and they will take over pe the same way they have body building and with the same degree of "safety". They will treat drug free pe'ers as half arsed losers and have no rerspect for any of us. Well stuff all that, I continue to do my own thing in the gym and seek no validation in pe.

[CUSP82 Administrator Admin of the Month Dec 2014PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close CUSP82]

If chem pe works the developer will have more money than Bill Gates! Will it work? Maybe but not in our lifetime and not without drug induced side effects! Mainstream pe exercises? Well, how many people have we told about pe? I know I told 2 friends. They in turn told no one else as they feel "it's personal". Instead of having a domino effect and more and more guys finding out about pe, I think the only way guys learn about pe for the most part is the way a lot of us got here;by accident!