warning to all new PE newbies

According to the medical field doctors and urologist there is no proven way to permanently increase penis size (besides with surgery) any gains that are shown may be swelling under the skin which is why you’d have to stay on the routine to maintain gains. The techniques used known as the jelq can lead to scar tissue formation and weakened blood vessels which will lead to erectile dysfunction and sexual impotence. Stretching may however increase size by pulling more of the shaft of the penis out, but even with this only half an inch can be gained after many many hours of doing. These techniques shown on this site and all others are all damaging infact they are will cause irreversible damage. I didn’t write this because i got injured or to bash people, but to give light to this topic. Honestly listening to people that known things about the penis anatomy like urologist as opposed people that have tried this i am gonna say id listen to the urologist. But i mean if your rich enough take Viagra every time before getting with your partner because you’d need it after trying this out.

Then please explain to me how my penis is now 1.3-1.5 inches longer erect than it was when i started and functions much better with excellent erection quality.

Or, just stop trolling for an argument.

I am living proof that those doctors have not done their home work. I haven’t PE’d in years and have not lost any gains.

And the earth is flat!

Seriously though I don’t think any urologist so far has taken the topic seriously and even after a bit over a month I can honestly say I’ve made gains that are A) Not swelling B) Not Temporary (Mostly) C) Not damaging, instead they have increase my EQ.

Basically why they would say that cutting the suspensory ligament via surgery is the only way to get real gains is because that’s what brings them money. Just think about it. Stretching lengthens the same ligament (and others too) for just as real gains (although not the same).

My take on the subject originally was pretty similar until I opened my mind to a possibility that it could actually work whether it really is cell hyperplasia or hypertrophy.

I’m quite positive that if a real effort to make a scientific study about this was made, it would give positive results. Imagine a world where bodybuilding and working out was never discovered. Some people would be more muscular some people less. Then they see a person doing these weird exercises and seeing his muscles grow, witchcraft!

There are urologists and other medics here who’ve done PE and gained more than 1/2”.

If I were a urologist, I’d be telling people PE didn’t work. If you did the opposite, you’d open yourself to lawsuits in abundance.

How long do we have to wait for this inevitable loss? After 17 years, I haven’t seen it either.

You needed to start 22 threads before being caught by this enligthement?

It may be fair to say that no conclusive scientific study has been done that proves that PE works but that is very different than saying that the scientific/medical community has concluded that PE doesn’t work. This is why WebMD or any medical/scientific studies should not be available to some lay people.

Okay. You’ve found us out!! Those of us who’ve thought we’ve had success and seen measurable and substantial gains and have improved sexual function have merely been deceiving ourselves. I’m so grateful to our latest guru for pointing out the error of our ways. Now we can get back to reality and stop being deluded by our fantasies! Go on home…nothing to see here!

*Slow clap

Does that mean I have to give my gains back now. :(

Why am I not surprised to see a post like this from a newbie? Either figure it out for yourself or leave those PE and have gained well enough alone, but don’t try to speak for the medical field if you’re not a doctor, and don’t try to rain on everyone’s parade. Especially if you have no idea what you’re doing and are just trolling for attention.

I’ll believe the medical community in regards to this when they have performed scientific research that has been duplicated and peer reviewed. I must say, until then I am a believer in this mystical force call PE.

No. You may go on believing you’ve had gains. It’s entirely up to you but you’ve been offered enlightenment. No one can force you to see the truth!

If plastic surgeons and urologists said “guys, trust us PE works!” some of them would experience a real slow-down in their business and some, although a minority, might even go completely out of business.

There is a heavy financial element involved in such claims against PE. When you stretch and jelq no one is getting paid: well that’s obviously not good.