Will dieting effect PE gains

For instance, if I’m on a bulking diet will that increase my gains becuase of more nutrients? And if I’m leaning up will that hinder some of my gains because of restricted calorie and nutrients?

My guess is that no matter the diet so long as it is a varied and healthy one your gains are not going to be affected. But starve yourself or push too far in one direction and your whole body will react.

Usually I would think dieting would have no effect really, but your cardiovascular system would usually be effected during high protein, fat, and calorie intakes for bulking up. 1. Your fat pad would increase, and two your cholesterol levels would increase thereby lowering blood flow to the penis, which is crucial.

In general, eating in either direction to gain or lose weight will not affect gains. If you are dieting to lose stomach fat, you are likely to appear to have increased your gains as you lose fat in the fat pad area at the base of your cock. So your cock will look much longer due to a lesser fat pad and a flatter stomach.

Hmm interesting, imon anavar right now and it’s bad on yours cholesterol, but it increases blood flow drasticlly to allow for better pumps in the gym.

I’d like to bump this thread up again. What are your thoughts on restricted calorie diets and PE? On the one hand less calories and nutrients could weaken cellular structure thereby increasing risk of injury, but on the other hand it would be making the penis more malleable and stretchable.

Diuretics would interfere since they constrict the blood vessels to the penis. Thoughts on Glucosamine Chondroitin effects on penile tissue?

Consuming less calories is not starvation. You’d have to take it pretty far to have a detrimental effect on cellular structure. Even then the construction of cells by the body isn’t really related to injury. Injury is caused by pushing the exercises too far, which you certainly have control over.

The types of fibers used to construct new cells might have an effect on malleability, but simply reducing calories would not be related to the types of materials available for cell building.

Diuretics work in the kidney and regulate the release or retention of water. They have no effect on the penis or its blood vessels except indirectly in the volume of water in the blood that flows through them. The volume of water in the blood does not relate to penile growth or gains.

Although I’m not all that familiar with glucosamine and chondroitin my understanding is that they deal with cartilage, especially in joints. And while cartilage is a form of connective tissue and the penis has some connective tissues in and around it, there is no cartilage of the type associated with these drugs.