Genetic penis enlargement

I saw in the discovery channel a scientist that discovered the gene of growth. He is using this for medical application, for instance for helping people with heart problems. He injects a substance with a special gene activated.

Well, what he did now is that he is injecting these genes in the muscle and it makes it to growth also. My question is do you think if that substance were inject in the penis it would grow also?

Today, I went to the GNC store and a found a new product of MuscleTech, Anator gene activator. It says that is using genetic technology for bodybuilding. Do you thing they are using the technology that I saw in the discovery. Does anybody that has tried this product could tell you if this is true? Does it really work of it is just marketing. Do you think that this same product may work for PE?

If he is able to reactive the growth gene in various cells types this would be a ground breaking advancement.
If it causes smooth muscle growth in the heart then there may be great potential.

I doubt what the scientist is working on and what’s in the MuscleTech are the same thing.
The FDA would probably have a field day with anyone putting an genetic altering substance in an over-the-counter product.
Also, the penis is composed of about 50% smooth muscle which differs from skeletal muscle. The stimulus for growth is very
different so I imagine the MuscleTech would have no effect on the penis. But the substance this scientist is working on may
be a different story.

One day penis enlargement may be as simple as going to the doctor to get injections of stem cells and gene re-activators.
But of course it will cost an arm and a leg.

I think I would seriously contemplate this.

I think we are going to see more things come down the pipe as more and more processes in the body are understood and able to be replicated.

I do not think this could work. Firstly-from what I can read on bodybuilding forums this supplement sucks…not worth money.

Secondly-we have growth hormone…it works great on muscles…even on bones-but it does not work on penis…I think it would be similar…

However-I do believe that chemistry is the missing element of PE and this is the right way…

That marketed supplements are all straight bunk. You can look into stuff that increases IGF-1 and GH, [bs disclaimer for peta] but be weary - elevated levels of GH/IGF increases cancer risk [end of bs] fe. Increased protein intake can raise IGF levels 20-50%.

Bottom line - if it’s not illegal/controlled it doesn’t work, unless it’s (in) food.

Well, I read a similar statement in a penis enlergement pill web page telling that PE by exercising (e.g. jelquing) wouldn´t work because the penis is not a muscle. Nevertheless, we know that it works!
But you made a good point.

The question here is not that if taking the supplements would make you gain size but if you gain more size when PEing and taking the supplements. Well, the same thing happens with bodybuilding if you take just the supplements and don´t exercise you don´t get gain in muscle size. But people then, exercises and take the supplements.

The same question I have for other supplements that are shown to work for bodybuilding such as the creatine. Well, I have tried the creating and it works well. I felt like it helped for PE, I got gains. But it may be a misleading because I tried different PE techniques. Difficult to demostrate for just one person. does anybody have tried that before?

if would be good idea to contact to the scientist and to ask him the question. Does anybody else saw and read something similar before?

Disi, could you give me the links where you found that information? I would like to check it.

I have read also other bodybuilding forums and Muscletech have been the best voted supplements.

“I doubt” he says with circumspection. Let’s just say, there is not the tiniest chance that the latest gene technology has been turned into a powder at your local health store.

It is permissible for them to sell powdered milk and call it gene technology, because everyone knows it’s not remotely true.

I am sure there are millions of men who will gladly pay, until the credit bubble bursts.

But if stem cells ever become a standard treatment, there might be no reason why the pharmaceutical component should cost more than say, insulin, HGH, or penicillin when they were biological extracts.

If, after everyone’s efforts in PE, they come up with an easy, injectable way to grow your shwantz, there are going to be some dissapointed mo-fo’s who’ve spent a lot of time on naught! And what if it is found that this growth wonder drug only works on people with virgin dicks, that PE conditions your whang to the extent that the “gene therapy” doesn’t work well for us!? Doom I tell you, DOOM!!!!

I was checking in the web page and it tell that it was investigated by an university. Do you think this is a serous product? I was reading the contents and it contains creatine among others things.

This is not true.

It’s probably serious, but it’s not gene technology, and it’s probably no better than hundreds of other products equally verified by university trials.

I believe creatine is a useful bodybuilding substance. There is some argument about whether it assists muscle growth or only puffs them up with water. It is also a common substance, found in ordinary meat, and can be bought fairly cheaply.

But it’s useful for muscle growth, not penis growth.

MuscleTech ads lie. Anator p-70 = a few cheap amino acids for sky high prices. MuscleTech sucks.