Disappointing Website Attacking Penis Enlargement

I was surfing around webMD when I came across this article- http://men.webm d.com/guide/pen … -it-work?page=2 looking at penis enlargement and if it actually works. The most disheartening part to read was the paragraph (2nd page) that debunked penis exercises and weights as nothing more than ‘stretching the skin of the penis’. I find it disheartening because the article is supported by two prominent urologists, but on the other hand, some of the paragraph itself seemed bogus when it describes trying to build the penis up like it’s a muscle. Of course we know it’s not a muscle, and it also attacks penis enlargement as expensive (which the Thunder’s community here has disproved long ago with it’s free forums). The article also questions the history of jelqing as well as attacks devices like hangers and stretchers as ‘medieval torture devices".

I however believe that no real scientific experiment has yet been undertaken to credibly prove or disprove PE. What is your opinion? Do you think we’re really just stretching the skin on the penis? Are these doctors right, or they don’t know what they’re talking about because there haven’t been scientific experiments that either prove or disprove PE?

As a side note, I am thinking that no scientist would eagerly jump on such a research project as it would entail that the scientist likely be present during much of the PEing of all the participants involved.obviously, that could pose a problem in time constraints and obvious privacy issues. I come down on the side of PE working (even though I haven’t officially started). Does anyone have good advice to dismiss this article completely as under researched and under tested by the scientific community?

My penis is bigger.

But, on the bright side, at least we get to keep our awesome little secret to ourselves. I like having a big penis - if everyone did PE I would be average again.

Or maybe they would all break their penises because they don’t have the experience and guidance provided here at TP.

Either way, I am willing to bet that 90 % of the guys on this forum would back me when I say that, from personal experience, yes, PE does work.

That page is a joke. Their lambasting of manual methods is actually quite funny,

“One popular example is “jelqing,” a regimen of tugging or “milking” exercises. Naturally, it has an “ancient” (which means “bogus”) pedigree: Web sites tell us it’s an old Arabian technique passed down from well-hung father to son. The details are veiled behind web pages demanding your credit card, but jelqing exercises generally involve a lot of work ― 30 to 60 minutes of firm yanking most days of the week. The real trick is that you are supposed to do this without your penis getting erect. So you had better have a lot of self-discipline, a lot of free time, and a door with a lock.”

:D Well their not too far off the mark hehe.

It doesn’t give PE credit for any aspect of improved penile health or the help it can provide for ED. Then it goes on to basically endorse surgery…..hmmm..I wonder if it was written by our old friend Dr Rheinschild.

In terms of increasing size of course it does, go check out Bennet8’s “Two inch comparative” thread in the pics section.

It happens slowly though, so you tend to think your imagining it but when one night stands suddenly start pestering you for more sex (which they never did before) then you realise something is happening down there.

Yeah reading that kind of pissed me off. I hate fucking “know it alls”. I’ve known a few, and they’re wrong more often than not.

“it also attacks penis enlargement as expensive”

Unfortunately the pill sites, pay sites and scam sites are very hard for a place like Thunder’s to beat in google and so when people search they find them first.

If you don’t like that fact then tell people about Thunder’s on other sites (where you can, within their rules, not spamming). If 50 guys from here decided to get the word out it would make a difference.

I’ve told a few of my buddies, and they all gave me the pretty much the same answer - “It’s too much work”.

I guess it all comes down to how bad you really want a bigger dick. It usually takes something traumatizing to get someone to PE. For me it was a friend with benefits, who measured her ex that was 9”. Every time we had sex, I felt very insecure, and I really disliked that feeling.

It has been discussed many times on the possible reasons of why doctors consider PE is useless and actually dangerous. Well on my experience I have gained almost an inch in length and I highly doubt it has anything to do with skin.

A big problem I see is that we call the things that we do in PE “exercises”, so automatically doctors jump out and say that the penis is not a muscle and so on.

You want my two cents on this topic?
-Doctors don’t have enough information on PE, most people who begin PE quit after a couple or months or so as this requires a great commitment for even the slightest gains unless you are a fast gainer so these quitters think PE is a scam and spread that information and finally doctors need to support surgery as the only “possible” method as that is a way for them to earn money.

Luckily anyone with the commitment and faith in this stuff will see on their own penis how big of scam PE is ;)

Maybe your buddies are not interested. Maybe they didn’t want to show interest.

There are plenty of people who are interested or the scam sites would not exist. It’s more about an online presence anyway. The scam sites do really well because they use comment spam, auto generated site, or whatever to advertise.

I’ve had a woman measure me at over 9” and I’m nowhere near that but they measure from the balls.

Yeah, with regards to that last line, it’s hard to trust a woman’s measurements. Even worse when they go and show you with their hands. Unless the placed it along their forearm and knew it stopped at some birth mark for reference, you can’t trust it.

Do you guys think some of the length gains is stretching out the suspensory ligament, and some guys just have more tucked in than others. I haven’t gained yet, but I will be honest I haven’t been doing warm-ups. I really haven’t increased eq yet either, sometimes I literally beat the thing up. I figure I am doing enough to see something but so far nothing. But I will keep trying.

Try doing warm wraps. You are cutting out potentially the most important part of the routine.

I was banging some Asian chic a few years ago who thought I was 7 when I was only 4.5 inches long. Same thing, she used her hand to measure the underside.

So now your well over 8”!! :D

Hardhead - your avatar is hott!

I don’t think there will ever be a formal, peer-reviewed medical test of PE. The problem would be legal.

There is always the chance that PE could result in some damage, or that a problem could arise coincidentally during such a study. And I think the doctors involved would be suject to litigation for that even though they had the appropriate waivers from participants.

The reasoning would be that it has always been accepted medical knowledge that PE doesn’t work, and in any case, there is no legitimate medical basis for wanting a bigger dick in the first place, Therefore, there never was any legitimate reason to even do the tests and subject the test subjects to risks at all.

I just don’t see what any doctor would have to gain by doing such a study, and the only people who would have an interest in funding it are those who make PE products, and their funding of such tests would raise questions about the tests’ validity.