High voltage pulse current for PE....

[Pyroprone Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Pyroprone]

Ok I know i know... But I'm serious. And to anyone who is new here don't fucking do this. Worse case scenario you get a good laugh from this but it is a interesting hypothetical at least. So high voltage pulse current (hvpc) has been studied for some time. Now a few of these studies have been on the increased rate at which damaged collagen regenerates with electric stimulation. So... (And brace yourself here cuz I think you know what I'm about to get at here) would low controlled amounts of electricity be beneficial post PE workout to help retain temporary gains or perhaps make the workouts your already doing more effective. Thoughts? Obvious concerns? Gotta rant for me? Any feedback is appreciated.

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

Electric current and my dick never seemed to even want to try and get along. I know I'm funny that way.

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

I peed on an electric fence once when I was a kid. That was the first and last time an electrical current will ever run through my dick.

I don't think there would be any benefit to your theory.

[Pyroprone Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Pyroprone]

There's some solid research that's been done saying it's beneficial to repairing torn cartilage and rebuilding collagen. And keep in mind we're not talking about zaping your dick with a electric shock Its a low current. Lower then what's used in ems therapy

[Pyroprone Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Pyroprone]

And that's the whole point of what we are doing here right? Rebuilding collagen after we work it out. If we can repair it faster hypothetically we can gain faster. As long as therapeutic levels are achievable at a realistically comfortable level

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

Hypothetically! Big differece between that and reality.

[USGainEx Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close USGainEx]

I'm not sure you want to build collagen faster. Faster collagen production/repair leads to thicker ligaments and connective tissues, which will lead to slower gains because it takes more force to elongate them. More force = higher likelihood of injury and worse injuries if something gives.

I'm experimenting with heating and breaking the collagen down to make it easier to stretch. Less force is required, and the ligaments are at their most pliable. I'm also trying to stay ahead of the healing process so the tissues don't toughen up so much that I have to take a decon break sooner.

[Pyroprone Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Pyroprone]

Don't get me wrong I'm not advocating someone goes out on a whim and adds this to there routine. I just feel like there's not really anything new under the sun as far as technique or methods, or even equipment. Not necessarily a bad thing by any means. Your dick health isn't something to gamble with obviously. So proven methods are of course the way to go. I found myself reading up on this for another reason entirely and PE popped into my head so I made a post about it. What's some if any newer ideas concepts you guys have been keeping your eyes on lately or have been interested in at least on a hypothetical level.

[USGainEx Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close USGainEx]

I'm currently running an experiment on heating with continuous ultrasound. Results are good so far. My thread is in the PE forum

[robertrkunz Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close robertrkunz]

Never gonna try anything like this.
But one of my friends told me that he tried it. I don't know the details but he is good after trying it.