Why Near Infrared is better than FIR and US

NIR/ FIR full body significantly improved my vaso dilation .. Veins are looking thicker everywhere including my arms, legs and penis. Blood pressure slightly reduced, healing accelerated. It’s a pain to do this daily for 1 hour and I consistently did it since my last post (3-4 months, possibly more). I also use a small FIR pad during ADS. I see positive indicators, but it’s hard to come to any clear conclusions. I plan to keep doing NIR/FIR - it appears to have many health benefits.

Are there any updates on the therapy?

In the Italian section, I am conducting a shared experiment using NIR for 30 minutes a day with irradiation at 850 nm at maximum level. It seems that alternating the therapy with periods of rest promotes several benefits, including more frequent and powerful erections. Perhaps, it is necessary to allow the penis to regain its functions naturally, without auto-induced stimuli, although the therapy, when followed with the proper timing, can be extended for a lifetime. At the moment, I still have limited data to confirm this hypothesis with certainty, but the experiment is ongoing.

In short, yes, you did limit yourself by doing long periods of unheated hanging and clamping. This is not a speculation at this point. Literally every piece of pertinent literature on tissue behavior confirms this.

The good news is that it is only temporary. When you or anyone else is in this situation, simply quit pulling on, pumping, or jelqing your penis. Within 3-4 weeks, the elasticity of the TA returns closer to baseline. Within 6 months the tissue density mostly returns to normal. And a year later most everything will likely be similar to where it was before you started, in terms of tissue propensity to deformation. The remaining wild card is whether the body builds a more sensitive trigger which is not uncommon for bodily function. For example, it is not uncommon for a mild allergy to turn into a severe allergy upon repeat exposure. Likewise, a mild exposure to a virus can be used to trigger a systemic immunity to later infection. It is very possible that once a ligament has toughened, the condition is triggered more quickly at lower stress in the future. So upon returning, you really want to be extra careful to avoid triggering a toughening response again.

However, the reason that I remain skeptical of this hypersensitivity theory is the propensity for dislocated joints to remain prone to future dislocation. Unlike tendons, after some type of deforming event, ligaments seem to be fine reverting back to their baseline tissue character without returning to their baseline shape. Tendons seem prone to permanently fortifying themselves after deformation. I’m optimistic that given enough time, the TA would fully revert to its baseline character. I should note, however, that this doesn’t mean the BPEL or EG would not reduce during a very long decon. However there are minor things that I suspect may help to mitigate this.

1) Low intensity red light therapy. Nothing that will heat the structure though.
2) Edging daily, preferably without the use of porn. Just your imagination is best and be gentle and slow. You want a full erection and good blood flow but no ejaculation. This will also help maintain EQ throughout your older years.
3) Go commando if you can and wear loose pants. Just allow everything to hang. Another technique is to wear briefs or boxer briefs but pull your penis and scrotum completely out through the fly. Depending on the construction, you may have to clip some stitching so that it isn’t choking or chafing.
4) Avoid sitting for prolonged periods or with a posture that causes your pants to ride up and secure your penis tightly, thus holding the TA in a retracted state.
5) If you have the willpower with your girl, don’t ejaculate every time you have sex. Get yourself right to the edge multiple times during the session and make sure she’s fullfilled, but only allow yourself to orgasm once a week or so. You’ll notice that your flaccid is generally much more full and heavy.

Right now, I’m researching a topical cream that can very likely both delay the TA toughening in the first place as well as de-toughen it after the damage has been done. Unfortunately, I have no intention of jumping through FDA hoops and taking it commercial. So, it’s very unlikely that it becomes commercially available in the near future. However, if I can satisfy myself that it’s safe, I wouldn’t be against sharing the details here so people can self-experiment. At present, the compounds used to make it are also quite expensive. Imagine a small tube of cream costing around $600 and maybe only lasting a few months.

I measured the heat of two NIR pads using a temperature probe to track the increase in temperature over a 30-minute period. The results show that one pad reached a peak of 49.3°C, while the other hit 53.7°C. The critical threshold of 43°C was surpassed after about 12-13 minutes. I wonder if such prolonged exposure of the penis could heat the tissues beyond a safe level, turning potential benefits into risks. Considering that tissues take time to absorb heat and that the penis, unlike other parts of the body, lacks sufficient vascularization to quickly dissipate thermal energy, could this make it more susceptible to overheating? Does anyone have insights or experience with this?

Measurements, along with photos, are included in my post. Il mio primo dispositivo NIR: foto e recensione (p. 4)