Eroset's Vein Oil - for thrombosis and more

Thanks Shiver!

Yeah, wasn’t till after I posted that I realized I actually suggested injuring yourself again. :hide: Duh… sorry!

Sounds like your on the right track, I understand your thinking about how the lymph vessel is responding to your actions better now. Keep us updated man.

Yeah, I’m reckless enough on my own, I don’t need encouragement! :)

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EROSET, it may be worth noting that even though I’m not PEing but I do use the oil to massage my penis it has an effect on my flaccid hang and also on my head size. It seems to really open up the veins as we have said, but even without the hot water or any PE in association with it. Just thought I would drop that in here, and I will probably be making a couple more batches of the oil at varying strengths once I get into pumping to see how it works.

I do not see any effect up to now.

(I use Almond oil as a carrier oil)

Thanks millionman. Your experience seems to jibe with mine. I’ve been off the EVO for a little over half a month, and even though I’m still doing a regular PE routine similar to last month, the veins are generally smaller, less pronounced, and the tiny vessels that appeared just behind the glans are no longer visable. Leads me to believe the vein-fluffing effect is temporary, like I first expected.

There has also been a small overall decrease in flaccid hang without the oil, but that was something I’m just now noticing. Decrease might be the wrong word… it’s more like the nice hang is less consistent now. Last month it hung full and heavy all the time, now I catch it turtling from time to time, nothing major, but enough for an obsessed PE’er to notice.

Sorry to hear that jj65… you were the one trying it for increased sensitivity, right? Soon as I have some free time, I’ll have to research the fatty-acid content of Almond Oil. I’ll bet that it’s higher in unsaturated fatty-acids like grapeseed oil (I think), which would make it a great protective oil, not a great penetrator… but that’s just guessing right now. I’ll dig into it later.

Eroset,

Great thread, really enjoying it…thanks for all the work!

By the way, I’m all healed up and back on the road to Largedicksville!

>Sorry to hear that jj65… you were the one trying it for increased sensitivity, right?

Yes, that was me.

>Soon as I have some free time, I’ll have to research the fatty-acid content of Almond Oil. I’ll bet that it’s higher in
>unsaturated fatty-acids like grapeseed oil (I think), which would make it a great protective oil, not a great
>penetrator…

I knew I should not have listened to the saleswoman. (but then again I didn’t tell her exactly what my objectives were) :-)

But I do like massaging with my version of EVO

Glad to feckin’ hear it Sparky!! Thank you for lending your flesh and blood to this experiment and keeping us informed! (By the way, are you using the DMSO-laced oil daily still?)

Ah-hah. That explains a lot. I’ll bet it was in an aromatherapy shop, or the woman knew a thing or two about aromatherapy in general. Aromatherapists love the lighter oils like Sweet Almond, and many of them detest Olive Oil and some of the heavier ones, but Olive Oil especially. At least one book I have here says never EVER use Olive Oil as a carrier. Pppppht.

The reason for this is because for aromatherapy, Olive Oil sucks. Not only does it have it’s own smell, which overpowers and changes some of the scents from the essential oils, but it also doesn’t “give them up” as well as Almond, Grapeseed and the like. Almond is preferred because it ‘releases’ the scents very easily from the chemical bond, whereas Olive Oil holds on to it too much. Well, too much for an aromatherapists use, but we don’t give a squat about how it smells, we want the carrier to hang on to the EOs and drag them down with it, not release them or sit on the surface. :)

I’ve been swamped at work so I haven’t had time to check on the acid makeup of Almond vs. Olive, but I did find this on a quick look:
“Sweet Almond Oil
Contains: glucosides, minerals, vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 and E. Rich in protein.
Uses: Very lubricating, but not penetrating, which makes it a good massage oil, and protectant. Goes rancid quickly.”

Like I said, I’ll look more into it when I can. On a related note, I’m not SURE but I’m leaning towards regular Olive Oil being a better carrier than Extra Virgin Olive Oil because of a heavier concentration of fatty-acids. Like I said, not sure yet, but some interesting stuff for chem-nerds. God I’ve got so much left to read, still.

Did anybody happen to use regular Olive Oil instead of the Extra Virgin stuff yet?

Nice to hear! I’ll have to try it with almond oil as a massage oil and see what the wife thinks. There are other benefits to keeping the oil on the surface of the skin. Gently up the Clary Sage for a ‘warmer’ effect on the skin, or gently up the Rosemary for a ‘tingling’ effect on the skin. Essential Oils can be fun. :mwink:

Not yet.

Yep.

Hy all. I`ve got a question. Can I use for jelging as a lubricant, regular kitchen oil (sun-flower seeds oil) ? Or is it bad? Thanks.

Hey Nick,

Veggie oil will work fine for jelqing. The only problem is it’s hard to clean up.

>> But I do like massaging with my version of EVO

I ment just massaging (and light jelqing) of my penis, not my whole body.
I have dry skin. Also on my penis. I clean myself very thoroughly with water under the shower, but quit using soap there, or just a little bit.
With EVO, my dry skinned penis looks and feels smooth.
But….. I will start using olive oil soon

Try EATING more essential fatty acids, full spectrum.

Try including in your diet more salmon, avocados, almonds, extra virgin olive oil. Also some flax seed freshly ground up. This will be good for your skin and your overall health.