We may never see doctors endorsing *penis exercises*, for a rather simple reason.
There’s no money in it.
and I don’t mean that in the silly conspiracy theory “god damn doctor’s just want to make money! and they’ll hide things that help or cure, because there’s no money in it!”
The truth is, that doctors don’t like to promote or recommend things that haven’t been proven, and proven scientifically and officially.
And who’s going to pay researches and scientists, to take on the task, of proving that tugging on your wang works? no one, there’s no money in it.
Everyone has a pair of hands with which to exercise. So nothing can be sold.
So there is not, and will not be credible scientific documentation of these exercises working. Which is what doctors respect.
so “I can’t recommend that, as their’s no evidence for it” + the possibly intimidating idea of man handling your unit = something a doctor will not recommend.
Contrastingly, there are traction devices to be sold.
I’ve been reading about Peyronie’s for a while, because I believe it is a contributing factor in my ED. I read/heard about Dr. Levine beginning trials with Peyronie’s patients.
Now that the results are out, I think it’s something we should all read.
I realize not everyone here HAS peyronie’s, or ED, but even for those of us who don’t. The focus of this is about peyronie’s, but I think it’s still very relevant.