Here is a interesting article on what a urologist thinks of PE

Seems like perhaps those numbers may have been meant as a flaccid girth average but were mistakenly typed as erect.

:shrug:

When I first started pumping I had to see a urologist for an infection I had acquired due to excessive pumping.

I told him that I was pumping, and he flat-out told me it doesn’t work, that I was my own worst enemy, and I should throw it away.

I guess I was stubborn and still believed it could work, so after healing I continued with greater caution.

A few years and 1/2” gain in length, and 3/4” in girth later I was vindicated.

I actually made the same mistake when I first started pumping. You would think at first the more pressure you exert the quicker and easier the gains come. Boy was I wrong…

He’ll yeah bro, time to break out my pump. I just wonder about how much you would lose after making big gains in pumping and then you took off like a year. But if all it took was a little maintence to matain those gains I wouldn’t give a $h1t. :)

PE would be the environmental factors dude. Still though imagine the tug you could get from harnessing the power of an F5 tornado on your ding-dong. Look out Titleist, here comes tornadic pumpin DTMB!!