Pen & Teller Bullshit! episode about Penis Enlargement

I just watched Pen & Teller Bullshit!, season 1 episode 6, “sex, sex, sex”, and I can’t help to feel a little irritated.

They did a remarkable accurate study on three popular penis enlargement techniques :

One subject jelqed for a month
another took pills for a month
the third one pumped for 2 minutes a day for a month

The conclusion : no one gained anything whatsoever!

I usually like P&TB, but this show stank. There must be numerous people who in fact HAS enlarged there unit without help from surgery? Why didn’t they brought up anyone of them? Or why didn’t they even mention the stretching technique the penisenlargement so thoroughly claim doctors all over the world has approved?

Am I becoming the people I kinda disrespect, the ones that claim they’ve seen a ghost, or a monster, or strongly believe in talking to the dead? Or freaking ouji boards, and wherewolfs? Are Bib, Aristocane, Big Girtha and alot of other members, evil creations of thundersplace and PE equipment manufactures to aid marketing?

I’ve been doing this for a while, and I love it. I haven’t seen any “without reasonable doubt”-gains yet, but I imagine that must be due to lack of dedication, lack of medical possibility in doing the right excercises, and maybe genes…

Retainer,
What is your routine? What is your measuring technique?

I went through a similar soul searching period in my first year of PE. I felt that my penis was growing as it looked bigger and was harder but I could not be sure I was actually experiencing PE. What it took to convince me that I was growing (albeit slowly) was a very precise measurement technique as well as dedication. I used a pump and vacuum gauge. Yep, you have to buy or make another PE contraption. I also record all pertinent measurements BPEL, EL, PL (pumped length), BPFSL, FSL, EG, PEG (pumped erect girth), CEG (clamped erect girth). I record my main workout parameters, weight, time, angle, etc. I record my physiological indicators. I use this information to adjust my workouts to maximize my PE efficiency. I will also use this information to determine when I have stopped growing.

I am a very slow gainer and I am not alone. I look at PE in terms of years not months. To me a 1/16” gain (PL) in 2 months is something worth celebrating over. My BPEL varies due to workout stress so I do not use that to determine the effectiveness of my routine.

My suggestion is to carefully weigh what you read, see, and hear about PE. Become more knowledgeable and more dedicated. Prove it to yourself that PE either works or doesn’t work for you. Allow for the possibility that it doesn’t work for you and allow for the possibility that it is working for others.

Good luck,
sheLovesIt

This is a misleading way to cover the progress of any physical change. You would think Penn & Teller would know that 1 month would not be enough time to judge is something is effective or not. Did they have some type of agenda? Also, with only 3 test subjects all doing something different this does not come close to meeting any scientific research standards.

I think the equivalent to Penn and Teller trying to concluded what they did is actually like saying they didn’t gain any weight after 1 month of weightlifting. I mean, come on; it takes dedication!

If the study had continued for another 2 months, they would have seen results. I didn’t gain convincingly until my third month.

I don’t understand this sentence.

Are you saying that there is a “stretching techinique” that doctors all over the world have agreed works?

I am curious…

I believe he is referring to the fact that surgeons recommend hanging after surgery, also the fact that doctors know that skin and tissue can be stretched to create more of it.

I think that episode did what most of their series has done, which is to debunk the claims of a lot of alarmist, or hypocritical, associations and groups you see in the media. They proved(or disproved depending on how you look at it.) exactly what they set out to. Which was to prove that the claims of many people who are trying to sell you penis pills, pumps, and programs are bullshit, which they are.

I don’t think they said that dedicated individuals, who in conscientious way, are willing to dedicate, months or even years to a judicious application of multiple techniques of PE can expect nothing to show for it.

PE don’t work it. It’s all a lie, because, Penn, Dan Rather, and Fox news told you so.

I continue to be happy when Penis Enlargement is shown to be a sham!

Shhhhhh! Let’s keep it our secret!

Rulers don’t lie

Hehehe……I love it

And yes people, let’s keep it our secret. In fact that should be an official unspoken silent rule. Whenever another newbie says that he will tell other people, he will get dagger like looks that will quickly show him that that is not acceptable. Hehe

But seriously guys Penn and Teller always try to debunk everything. They approach everything that is not accepted knowledge with their minds completely set on debunking it, and since they are very good at setting their minds onto something they always achieve it. They definitely should not have checked for gains in anything less than 3 months (and that is considering that they did all the techniques perfectly and with dedication)

Later.

PE is a crock of shit P&T are doing the world a service!!

Yea I would rather noone knows about PE.

I remember seeing that episode. Like many others I enjoy their show a lot. I must admit I was a bit disappointed that they, based on a rather poor test, pretty much dismissed that NPE works. I think there’s a possibility he did it all wrong (intensity, speed, grip, etc) for a good part of the month. Besides a month isn’t that long, they should had tested it longer, especially when they were to dismiss that it actually works. Anyone remember the on/off days schedule he used, another thing that could have influenced the result? It’s not that bad though as some have already said, I too would rather keep NPE to people already “in the know”.