Researchers are finding what pegym has known for years

[closed224 Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2014, Feb 2017 Find all posts View Profile Close closed224]

Me too! I absolutely don't understand all this crap about pumping not being permanent. I guess if you only pump it goes. I don't know. Not what happened with mine.

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They have been starting to use similar methods for the treatment of pre e to what we have been suggesting onsite for some time. So again science is starting to catch up.

[closed224 Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2014, Feb 2017 Find all posts View Profile Close closed224]

True, but it's with people who have peyronie's disease, so the increased blood flow probably had most to do with that.

I'm not opposed to using extenders. I have one, but it's extremely uncomfortable and constantly slipping. It won't stay in for longer than about 2 mins and takes another 5 to get it back in. That's the Andropenis.

I'm looking for a comfortable extender that stays on that users have also reported girth gains with.

Phallosan Forte.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1378647/Penis-enlargement-Study-finds-non-surgical-methods-DO-increase-length.html

I saw this and felt like sharing it. Now we're backed by science.

Pfft. Science. You can prove anything with science.

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I am a bit surprised that the article seems to state 6 months of pumping also helped with length but not girth? Shouldn't that one be the other way around?

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True, but it's with people who have peyronie's disease, *so the increased blood flow probably had most to do with that.

I'm not opposed to using extenders. I have one, but it's extremely uncomfortable and constantly slipping. It won't stay in for longer than about 2 mins and takes another 5 to get it back in. That's the Andropenis.

I'm looking for a comfortable extender that stays on that users have also reported girth gains with.

*Surely it might, but that would still count as a gain. Also, the tunica is stretched with extender work as well as the ligaments. One shouldn't expect only longitudinal expansion- there's likely to be some lateral expansion especially if blood flow is encouraged.

[closed224 Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2014, Feb 2017 Find all posts View Profile Close closed224]

I am a bit surprised that the article seems to state 6 months of pumping also helped with length but not girth? Shouldn't that one be the other way around?

Not if the cylinders were mostly packed.