remedies / supplements that increase testicle weight or size

do you know any remedies / supplements that increase the weight or size of the testicles?

Diet, eat more foods with vitamin c and zinc and folic acid, diet and exercise, most supplements contain the following besides shortcuts like supplements, abstaining from ejactulation increases size but after a month its a case of use it or loose it, takes a month or 3 for sperm to mature if I remember correctly after that it recycles back into body, every day you make sperm so yesterday’s sperm is one day old and today’s sperm is 0 days old etc etc

Hope this helps

I take maca root powder that I chase with milk for days I can’t get nessessary requirements

I’ve been pumping my balls and it’s been working well.

How much growth have you seen?

How long have you been pumping them?

What are the parameters you’ve been using?

Is the growth uniform or do certain sections of the testes grow more than others?

Does it seem to effect semen quality or quantity?

I’ve only tried pumping my testicles a few times and the effect seemed to vary, sometimes they seemed bigger for a time, sometimes they seemed smaller and less firm. It would be interesting to hear more about your experiences with it.

Since you’ve experienced growth, I wonder if it wouldn’t make sense to add a new section to the forum to collect experiences with testicle enlargement.

pumping your balls?

thank you very much I have also read that sleeping at least 7 hours is essential for testosterone production

There was a study that the probiotic L-reuteri increased testicle weight in mice or rats, I can’t remember. I took it for six months and noticed no difference. I don’t know if it works in humans as there’s been no study, but it’s cheap and might be worth a shot.

Ah, found it:

Probiotic Microbes Sustain Youthful Serum Testosterone Levels and Testicular Size in Aging Mice

I don’t remember if there are any rules against direct links, so apologies if there are. I read it as it doesn’t necessarily increase size, but that it might prevent functional/size loss as the rats age. But that’s rats, not necessarily humans. It is cheap, though.