Hey Babbis…thanks for your post!
I think that is really the question…isn’t it?
How long should we take to decon properly?
I had the idea that maybe penile elasticity might be a way to determine when to decon and how long.
I thought that one of the characteristics of fibrotic changes is decrease of elasticity…so why not see if this can be used to give us info on when and how long to decondition.
I thought if we make a cheap elasticity meter…something most of us could buy and use.
I thought if we take a digital force meter (like a digital fish scale) and attach it by a few cords to a cable clamp (drill 3-4 holes for the cord).
Put wrap around the glans then attach the clamp (like you’re gonna hang).
Now, preload the penis with a pull of about 3 lbs, then see how much force is needed to stretch the penis another 1/2 inch….and record it.
As the penis toughens, it should cause the force needed to get that 1/2 inch to increase.
I would be interesting to measure elasticity while you start to hang heavier and heavier.
Lets just say as you hang heavier, measure the elasticity, and keep track.
Lets just say before hanging, you get that 1/2 inch with 3 lbs of force. Lets say 6 months later, when gains stop you need 6 lbs to get that same 1/2 inch.
Now you do a decon break and weekly measure your elasticity….I wonder if you would be able to gauge when you are properly deconned by when elasticity returns to your baseline or close to it.
It would be interesting to graph decreasing elasticity vs gains. I’m sure someone like Xeno could extrapolate some great info from this like when elasticity drops below a certain point, gains begin to fall dramatically.
Maybe then we could say when elasticity drops by 50%, time to decon until it returns to 25% above baseline at a minimum.
This is all speculation, but if we could develop some object way to measure when to decon and when you are done…it would really help move this toward a real science.