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Do anti-depressants reduce the effectiveness of PEing

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I gained while on low dose of SSRI, (Citalopram) libido went down, I feel like PE kept my cock in shape.
It kind of made it easier to stretch for me, did not get erect as easy.

I guess it could be an issue if the night and morning wood is completely gone.

Originally Posted by koumasi

So basically you say marinera that the devices don’t really work? (Not trying to be offensive in anyway).. Just asking.

Yes it does, in most of cases. Elastic gains are gains. Think to the tunica albuginea like a bundle of rubber bands; if you apply a constant tension, after a given time bands lose their elasticity. That’s why you see FL gains before EL gains with those devices (although FL are somewhat difficult to detect). That’s why also tunica can be stretched easier by blood flow pressure. I suppose after a while the elastic component of tissue (that is due to chemical components) is restored, but maybe not totally and anyway not so fast.

Adversely, when high tension is employed, micro-tears are caused in the tissue; when those tears are repaired, you have more tissue.

Otherwise said: I think if one could weigh TA before and after the use of extenders/ADS, the weight would be pretty much the same, where if one would weigh TA before and after gains through stretching/hanging with high weight/jelqs, the weight would be higher ex-post.

Hope it’s clear. :)

The way I understand it is that while testosterone is important for growth during sexual maturation, it’s not as important for successful PE after maturity.

It’s a bit like asking “is testosterone important for stretching earlobes/lips/nipples?”. The important factor is more about how the body responds to the stresses placed on it. The fact that the tissue in question just happens to be the penis is ultimately not really that critical - it’s just tissue and it responds similarly to other tissue when stresses are placed on it - the same basic principles seem to apply.

lil1 :lep:


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MTSL (5") | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | *25cm* (10") MTSL = Maximum Traction Stretched Length

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I tend to agree. The fact that older members seems to have similar (or maybe higher) gains than young members seems consistent with that.

Wellbutrin is said to increase libido with some patients, as it raises dopamine levels. (It is not a SSRI)

Doesn’t really address your question, just thought I would throw it out there.

Wellbutrin ALWAYS makes my PE better!

Depending on what drug you can get written or given, you could wind up with:

Antidepressant - Wikipedia Specifically where Types of Antidepressants start on that page.

http://en.wikip edia.org/wiki/L … antidepressants

What specific reason are you written for the drug they care to give you? The only reason that I ask, is at least from my experience where I live, the General practitioner just throws anti-depressants like they still throw anti-biotics for any and all things imaginable.


“You see, I don’t want to do good things, I want to do great things.” ~Alexander Joseph Luthor

I know Lewd Ferrigno personally.

I take effexor, I still gain from PE. I will say that I’ve had to use cialis for the past 6 months though. 3 years on high doses (300mg) didn’t affect my erections at all, but after quitting for 3 months and restarting at a lower dose I started suffering from ED, which is slowly improving thankfully.

The libido lowering effects can be offset with supplements like Maca/Korean Ginseng/HGW fairly effectively.


Start (Initially August 2008, Properly November/December 2008): 6.9x4.9

Currently (September 2010): 8.5x5.75 (6.25 inch head girth)

R dopa: Effexor at higher doses, especially once you go to 300 mg and above, becomes an effective dopamine re-uptake inhibitor, as well as serotonin. Lower doses only do serotonin and nor epinephrine.

The dopamine re-uptake inhibition will USUALLY raise libido. Might want to try Wellbutrin XL.

Originally Posted by ironaddict69
R dopa: Effexor at higher doses, especially once you go to 300 mg and above, becomes an effective dopamine re-uptake inhibitor, as well as serotonin. Lower doses only do serotonin and nor epinephrine.

The dopamine re-uptake inhibition will USUALLY raise libido. Might want to try Wellbutrin XL.

The libido wasn’t the problem, weirdly enough. My erections were just really weak when I restarted. Right now with the supplement combo + lifting regularly + diet optimized for testosterone, I have to physically restrain my hand to stop from grabbing girls asses. I actually got an erection during a maths exam recently because I couldn’t stop thinking about sex.

I think any more libido would make me masturbate in public.


Start (Initially August 2008, Properly November/December 2008): 6.9x4.9

Currently (September 2010): 8.5x5.75 (6.25 inch head girth)

:funpost:

Hope the exam is gone well despite the boner.

Originally Posted by twatteaser

What specific reason are you written for the drug they care to give you? The only reason that I ask, is at least from my experience where I live, the General practitioner just throws anti-depressants like they still throw anti-biotics for any and all things imaginable.

Thats so true.

I’m taking medication,anti-psychotics not anti depressants, and I have gained 0.5 in less than 3 months. I know that ant-depressants are worse for causing problems with libido,maybe that has something to do with it, but mine is shot to shit anyway and I’m still getting gains.. I don’t see how they would prevent growth. Smoking is probably worse.peace


Start Stats ( 11/3/09) BPEL = 6.5 EG= 5.75

Last Measurement (31/5/09) BPEL = 6.9 / 7

Next measurement = ( 30/6/09 )

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