PE hardgainers

[vegetarian Member Find all posts View Profile Close vegetarian]

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[C.Phantasy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close C.Phantasy]

I disagree with your theory unless you propose some statistics.

[JonPop Retired Sr. Administrator PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close JonPop]

I'm with C.Phantasy on this. From what I have read in my many years on PE forums, people of ALL body types have gained with penis exercises.

[hooded Member Find all posts View Profile Close hooded]

Body Type and it's influence on building new tissue

I'm with C.Phantasy on this. From what I have read in my many years on PE forums, people of ALL body types have gained with penis exercises.

There seems some basic logic to Vegetarians view that ectomorphs may tend not to generate new body mass since it's burned away. However this has not been the case in my experience of foreskin restoration when new tissue was added in a relatively short period of time. I'm considered ectomorph and foreskin rebuilding should not be different than PE enlargement. Nevertheless, Veg has an interesting logic.

[kingpole Retired ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close kingpole]

But did anyone really compare the effort? I'm sure we can all agree that different people gain in the same amount in different lengths of time. So I'm suggesting that one of the factors is body type.

It's just a theory and that's why it requires debate.

Perhaps you should make a thread poll.

[C.Phantasy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close C.Phantasy]

Its hard to find the facts required. Why bother? *Blink*

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

What you're saying may, MAY, be true. But, if it were true, I think you have things backwards.

If anything the skinny guys would have better gains... WHAT?!

In retrospect, people that posted and were skinny and active with good blood circulation seemed to always have decent gains.

Plus, when you add some science to the argument, you realize that increased blood flow is what makes the penis become bigger.

So, I don't think somneone that is the bigger body type that stores more fat and protein would have better gains than the skinny guy, who probably has better circulation naturally and because he's probably more active to boot.

Another analogy is think of a guy eating lots of ice cream or meat. That may help make his body look bigger and help him gain mass all over his body, but not his penis.
While the skinny guy that is running and has great circulation probably has a flat stomach, which makes penis appear bigger, and better circulation which makes his erections harder, thus bigger.

So, If, IF, and thats a big if, body type affects penis gains I suggest you, my friend, have it backwards.

Merry Jelqing.

[hooded Member Find all posts View Profile Close hooded]

Good theories all! But proving them sounds like a major project. And to what end? Back to pulling.