Ligament softener (p2)

05-03-2006, 01:51 AM

mravg

Originally Posted by ModestoMan

If you start messing with your ligaments at a systemic level, I think you’re looking at a greatly increased risk of physical injury.

Yes but if you could soften your ligaments just for a few weeks while stretching your penis, and then the results were permanent……..

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The other proposed solution, topical or transdermal applications, are very likely to act like systemic applications and have very little localized effect. Once a transdermal gets through the skin, it is absorbed into the bloodstream and transported throughout the body. It doesn’t stay where it’s applied.

Perhaps not. Minoxidil is applied to the scalp to reverse baldness in that area. Wasn’t it originally a systemic drug that caused hair growth in all sorts of unwanted areas?

Horny Bastard

05-03-2006, 06:43 AM

mgus

Off topic, but as I recall it Minodoxil was a heart drug that wasn’t all that good for the intended purpose but the test group (middleaged med with receeding hairlines) wanted to continue using the drug after the tests were over since their hair was coming back again.

regards, mgus

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05-03-2006, 07:25 AM

hobby

Originally Posted by ModestoMan

The other proposed solution, topical or transdermal applications, are very likely to act like systemic applications and have very little localized effect.

There is another proposed solution: Injection. Be sure to read Hog7.5’s post.

05-03-2006, 05:01 PM

Doubleweener

All in all I think we’re really messing around with something that could extremely hazardous to the good status of our health - beyond the extra level of PE workout. Injections, especially deep ones seem to me not only a painful, but also a harmful method. I very much share Modesto Man’s critical view on transdermal application: the “how local”, “how intensive”, “how efficient” is still unexplored territory. Despite your claims that whatever is applied on the skin will shortly be spread by the blood circulation over the whole body, I personally expect better results than through oral intake - where we have the additional factor of different biology of digestion, mainly due to different cell cultures playing a great role in the digestion process - differing from person to person and with nutritial habits. A good argument for transdermal application is the high softness, hence low thickness of your skin around the abdominal area, which grants a more efficient absorption of the application. I truly see some potential in transdermal application - rather in the long run as opposed to a short term pump.

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