From the extremely valuable latest posts between Kyrpa and Tutt, the following things catch my attention that have been on my mind.
I need to clarify and put out there that, many of these things that cross may mind I tend to not bring up in a humble behavior because I know for a fact these gentlemen have either touched it already, or eventually with all certainty they will come through it at some point. It would not be prudent for me to ask questions like a child or a student at a class or just like somebody with anxiety. I believe is wiser to sit and read, learn, take notes, prepare a protocol.
But these are the topics:
1. The setup. It has been widely said that the setup is not critical, as long as we can create the stress relaxation and quantify the load to utilize US under tension for a predetermined amount of time. However, it seems to me the setup is every day more and more important to be able to measure precise strain over load. The reason for this is, between others, we are all different. Current size and structural septum will make a difference in strain. That means, a person with a 5 inch BPFSL will have a complete different effect with 1kg of load, than a person with a 9.5 inch BPFSL. At the same time, you can have two people with the same BPFSL, but with different toughening or structure of the septum, and likewise they will be affected in different ways from the same 1kg of load. Therefore, how do we measure and differentiate the effect on the tissue? Strain. And for that, we need specific equipment that can allow us to control that.
2. Nerves. It crossed my mind some time ago the possibility of nerve damage which would render the apparatus useless. A limp noodle. Not a lot has been touched about the nerve role in this equation. Of course, logic and critical thinking dictates that as every other tissue, they should suffer adaptation over time as long as the rate of growth is controlled in an evolutionary way, and not a revolutionary way. Still, it is priceless to have your input about the dorsal nerve in this whole process.
3. Pump cylinder. Quickly addressed by Kyrpa in one of his latest posts, just as the controlled low load strain for length, pumping eventually will have to be scientifically addressed for proper pressure and time. This caught my attention because pumping was one of my tools to gain a little over 1 full inch of girth in one year. Other than aid with chemicals, it was the use of an extender under 110% erection, plus vacuum pump at low pressure, long time. Again, in my own use of logic, without scientific method nor background, it did not make sense to me anymore the use of high pressure to force tissues outward. All it is accomplished by this is water buildup in the surface. And we read countless experiences from users about getting blisters and doughnut shape swelling in the foreskin with pumping. blown blood vessels as bruises in the skin, etc. As the water flows into the penis through the lymphatic system under the skin, girth increase, diminishing pressure between the surface of the skin and the cylinder, while the inner tissue, the ones that really need to be expanded, remain at the same pressure. The wild savage solution? increase pressure in the pump. This is as stupid as allopathic medicine addressing chronic diseases. Therefore, I concluded that water buildup inside the cylinder must be avoided in order to effectively target the inner tissue such as tunica. And that is how as a solution, I kept the pressure high enough to keep the erection full under extra pressure, but low enough to prevent fluid buildup as a body automatic control to equalize external pressure with internal pressure.
From this, in regards to what is our interest right now, the most important thing is the setup. I would GREATLY appreciate if you gentlemen can give us any input on how to build, modify, transform any equipment into something that can allow us to accurately measure strain millimetrically. I believe that by controlling strain, we are one step closer to control successful stretch and growth.
A few days ago I posted that I would be using an analog fish scale in order to measure load, when Tutt explained to me why his setup with a digital scale is much more effective for our purpose. I completely understand now why, and of course that is the proper way. Because with my analog scale I was paying attention to controlled load. While Tutt with his digital scale is controlling strain. And of course that is the way to go.
Thank you.