Originally Posted by wantsmore
….I really like your elasticity theories too. I really want to look into dietary/supplement based data on increasing tissue elasticity. Since I (used to) fit into the “grower” category, although my elasticity might be good for now, it seems like supplementing with elasticity increasing foods and supplements might be a potential way for someone who’s stalled out near “the limit” to perhaps catch a last spurt of gains before getting “contented and cemented”….
Since I think the elasticity thing is probably the most important element of PE, exploring ways to delay the inevitable would make sense. However, I’m not really sure this could be done.
In the first place, elasticity isn’t a substance that could be “replenished.” It’s more or less just a descriptive word describing the condition/response of the tissues to traction.
If any supplement could be employed, it would probably be a topical solution. It wouldn’t be practical to take a supplement that would do this only to the penis. And, frankly, you want some tension in your knee joints & rotator cuffs (this adds to joint stability).
Furthermore, if you had PE’d for quite a while, cemented some real gains and, therefore, exhausted a lot of your elasticity (in achieving plastic deformation), what would happen IF you could suddenly restore high levels of elasticity to your penis?
Would you lose your gains?!
There’s obviously a lot that is simply unknown. For example, during a “deconditioning break,” what is actually happening to the penis? Since we’re not talking about striated skeletal muscle, is there atleast some level of elasticity being restored (thus allowing some further gains)? Maybe something like 2 steps forward, 1 step backwards.
Or are the benefits of a break unrelated to elasticity/plasticity? [However, I must say that after every planned break, my BPFSL did increase slightly. That would seem to “suggest” that at least some elasticity was restored.]
There are many biological aspects unknown to us also (especially pertaining to penile tissues). For example, what are the specific mechanisms of this? Enzymes or proteins involved? What exactly “happens” to the tissues as elasticity is spent? How would these tissues differ in appearance (under the microscope, at the cellular level) as plasticity progresses? Etc., etc., etc.
Under optimal conditions, we might be able to tweak this a little, but I still think the F:E ratio is a good indicator of your limits - and I don’t mean this as a one-time reading either. As your PE progresses, by contrasting these measurements, you could probably get a better feel about how much you have left in you (this could be beneficial for those who are about to prematurely quit, or those who maybe should consider spending their time in other endeavors).
In my first month of PE, I gained 1/2” of EG. If I had kept repeating that, I’d be adding 6” of EG per year ( x 4 years, that’s a gain of 24”, which would give me now about 29.25” of EG). :)
Yet, the reality is this…of the total girth I’ve gained in nearly 4 years of PE, I made about 40% of those gains during my 1st month….and the remaining 60% in nearly 4 years (but even this is misleading; I should say that I made 40% of my gains in the 1st month & 90% of my gains within the first year or so; the succeeding 3 years saw only miniscule gains).
As you can see, I spent a HUGE chunk of my girth elasticity in only one month. And my present F:E ratio on girth is at least 83% (far about my length F:E). So, I’ve gained pretty much all the girth I’m capable of gaining (give or take 1/4” or so). And I really haven’t been able to change that in any way.
As I’ve said before, I think deconditioning breaks are very important.