Acupuncture, SHAME

In 2008 the Seattle Harbor Acupuncture Male Enhancement (SHAME) center was charging around 3g’s for an acupuncture procedure that claimed to add size to the penis. I looked them up and can’t seem to find them or any history of them besides this one article; https://www.poc acoop.com/prick … ll-men-big-hope . I’m just wondering if anybody on here ever heard of this place when then were operating and maybe can talk a little about it.

Here is a short excerpt from the link:

"Masters was quick to point out that a needle never touches the penis. The technique at SHAME consists of both local and distal treatment, with needling done only on distal points. Local treatment utilizes Japanese techniques developed after World War II that are just as effective as needles, without the prick. “The distal points are crucial to success, but the real deal is in the local treatment. First we tape diode rings to the penis and then attach two of three ion triple cords to the diodes. After this we wrap the penis in aluminum foil, attach the third cord to a patchi patchi sparker and spark over the package with the patchi unit. This stimulates local qi and blood flow and is the key to our success.”

Yeah I went and did this in Japan and now I’m 13” long 8” girth and running all the strippers in town.

What a lie! Japanese women couldn’t handle such a monster shlong!

They told me they want me to do PE now because they might be able to handle a monster later.

As Mark Twain once said …."it’s easier to fool someone than it is to convince them that they’ve been fooled."
I live 40 minutes from Seattle…. I did a Google search and can’t find anything on address or phone number.

Thank you Hanger.

Acupuncture is placebo. It’s been flatly debunked as hogwash.

But, if you believe it will work I have magic mayonnaise with a special blend of herbs and spices for sale that will work wonders at the low, low price of $500K per 5oz jar.

Yeah, as I was reading the original post, and how they now seem to have vanished without a trace, I thought “well of course they are gone, that’s the way scams work.”. Take the money and run and all that.

LoL… the power of persuasion is very really for some people! I have three herniated discs in my back, and I’ve tried everything you can think of outside of surgery to provide some pain relief. I even tried 5 sessions of acupuncture because several people told me it worked for them. As the Acupuncture specialist was inserting needles into various areas of my body she kept telling me how I should be feeling ….
I think I disappointed her when I told her I felt nothing.

It’s possible at one time in the ancient past there were people who could read the body and press or manipulate it the correct way. If you study acupuncture theory, it doesn’t make sense that there is a “map” in the body that is the same in every person. It’s a western perspective—press this for that symptom. I don’t think it’s something that is taught out of books and in standard curriculum. It just doesn’t follow taoist philosophy.

On the herniated disk, if the stuff came out and is pressing on the nerve and hasn’t cleared up in a few months, sorry to say but surgery might be the only option. I’ve tried everything to avoid a microdiscectomy, but in the end needed to do it to save my life. I couldn’t walk.