Originally Posted by marinera
It is a dead horse, London. Have you already forgotten what posted here?
marinera - Chemical PE: The Long Awaited EvidenceHealthy men don’t need more SM to have a bigger penis - just enlarge TA and your SM will expand more. Having more SM with the same tunica will not make your penis bigger. Think at the incredible amount of pressure generated while clamping - still you experience an enlargement of 5-10% and we do know that some (if not most) of this expansion is due to fluid build up.
Beside that, NPE will pursue both goals at once: expanding TA and creating more SM. With drugs you want to create a noticeable more quantity of SM (which is dubious per se can be achieved) and you hope this additional SM will expand TA. The outcome will be that the additional SM will be unable to expand because TA is just too strong.
If you read my response to that post you will find that I countered the points that were raised.
The truth is, I don’t think anyone really knows how PE works
Your theory of fluid accumulation between the tunica and the BF sounds very plausible. That goes somewhere towards explaining girth enlargement.
But I don’t buy the theory that you can *directly* enlarge the tunica by applying short bursts of pressure to it. I just don’t believe that the human body works like that.
Look at body modification in tribal societies. You will see pictures of African women with artificially long necks and amazonian hunters with artificially enlarged ear lobes.
These people don’t achieve this by applying short bursts of pressure. If I wanted to enlarge my own ear lobes I wouldn’t pull on them repetitively, because this would probably do nothing. I would apply constant pressure for a sustained period of time.
I personally feel that the only way to enlarge the tunica is by applying sustained pressure. For example, through hanging or a penis extender. I believe that the gains people get from jelking are probably the result of some kind of unexplained growth of the “inner penis”. The inner penis applies sustained pressure to the tunica and forces it to expand.
Also, its important not to confuse extensibility with growth potential. The tunica is the limiting factor in terms of extensibility, but not necessarily growth.
The extensibility (stretchiness) of human tissue (veins, nerves, bones etc) is quite limited, but all theses structures can be dramatically lengthened over time, as demonstrated by neck lengthening in tribal societies and things like osteogenesis in the developed world.