hanging OTS

I’ve already posted about my current hanging status. Yesterday I started hanging OTS, which is a lot more practical, since I can do about anything within my 4 walls without being restricted to my hanger’s closet. I’m currently hanging 8,5 pounds, and where I’ve felt no stretch before, I must say that OTS gives a very decent stretch.

Is it normal that every little body movement like stretching your breast, breathing more intensely with the belly, etc. greatly increases the stretch?

What’s pro and con of OTS? Should I change back to different angles after a few months?

Nice, Doubleweener! Watch out for bruising/discoloration: I’ve heard that those who hand OTS are at increased risk for it.

GM

I’m confident up to the point it tears off or bursts. I’ve bought some stuff in ebay and mixed it to some sort of special healing gel/cream which consists to about 40% of pure collagen and 40% of pure elastin. I’ve already had heavy bruises due to intensive manual stretching. Applied my cream/gel and half a day later my unit looked almost as good as new.

Nice! This “Miracle Cream” recipe should also help others that experience bruising…

GM

Nothing special about it. I gathered some information about the substances of tissue such as skin, ligaments, spongy tissue, tunica.
Most of it consists to about 52% of collagen and 48% of elastin. So if that’s mainly what your member consists of, then why not give it back directly through the skin when injured. First I hoped to greatly increase gains through this ‘miracle cream’, (slime it is) but I didn’t experience any difference as such, even though I don’t want to exclude it. It might help a bit getting the tissue regeneration started over the night.

Here’s the recipe:

collagen (fluid) 50ml
elastin (powder) 50mg
vitamin E Tocopherol (fluid) 30ml
d-Panthenol (fluid) 20ml
Aloe Vera Oil 75ml
menthol (fluid) 1 pinch

all stuff except the menthol was ordered in pure form from an online drugstore (ebay)
it was about 40EUR for a ~6 months quantity
The main ingredients are collagen and elastin. Take Aloe Vera as base, add the other stuff. D-Panthenol is supposed to preserve the other ingredients. I added a pinch of menthol (in the form of half a tea spoon Vaporub) which is supposed to open the pores and make them more receptive. After it’s all mixed up you have some sticky slimy glibbery not-gel not-cream. I can’t guarantee anything, it’s just my personal experience that this ‘prototype’ is actually pretty efficient when it comes to healing bruises. I can’t tell whether it works because of my conception or out of pure coincidence. In any case, you might give it a try. Concentrated Vitamin K does about the same. I haven’t done any major comparisons between my healing slime and Vitamin K so far. Be warned that this slime won’t prevent the uretha spit out blood under too extreme pressure, and that some broken cells remain until the skin has finished one complete regeneration cycle. Your body can only heal what can be healed. An unrepairably damaged cell has to be replaced! So most of the bruising (depending on its state) will be gone, but some slight discoloration along with all the heavy damage (the black clots) will remain for about a month.