Magic Potion for PE?

Is this a potential breakthrough?

It’s interesting. Have to research a little more.

It’s 3 years old… why do you think all of a sudden it’s the magic lotion for PE?

http://ut.adv10 0.com/urologyti … il.jsp?id=37785

Don’t skip the second page.

So now the question is, why does it appear to work, if it can’t possibly work?

Wild ass guess here, but maybe verapamil is a sacrificial facilitator. By that I mean, in doing it’s job (calcium ion blocker if I recall) it ceases to be verapamil but something else. It could be like looking for firewood when they should be looking for charcoal.

Exactly what does this do? I am not familiar with Peyronies other than the end result, but I read there is plaque deposits and it is beneficial to get rid of them; fair enough. But how does this affect getting a larger unit?

regards,

It may not. However, several people on this site have theorized that fibrosis of the CC’s is an important factor in slowing gains from PE. Therefore, a treatment that directly addresses fibrosis may help to keep gains going.

Also, the patent says at some point (I think Col. 3) that even people who had no ED still experienced larger erections following this treatment.

I just went to the topicalverapamil.com web site and it was really poorly done with very little positive, if any, info. When you click on ordering you get transfered to an on-line drug store and once there, when you click on verapamil, it directs you back to topicalverapamil.com. What a run around.

If this stuff was really doing the job, there would be a much better marketing effort going on.

Hey guys, I’ve been thinking in the same direction only with enzymes instead. Serrapeptase and nattokinase are used by some to treat Peyronie’s disease (crooked penis). These may also be an answer for those with severely conditioned members. Google either one and you’ll see what I’m talking about.

Can you get this? It’s prescription right?

Sounds like one of the ingredients came from a cardiac drug that has priapism as a side effect. Believe me, in my OJT as a student nurse one geriatric client taking cardiac drugs that have priapism as a side effect was nearly 6 x 4.5 inch flaccid!

What was the cardiac function of the drug and do you know the half life?

No, these are not cardiac drugs. They’re just enzymes that help the body break down unwanted fiberous tissue.

Yes, I think controled preapism can be very beneficial, like ballooning/edging.
As long as fresh blood can get in there from time to time.