Gaining volume with Kyrpa

For direct comparison here it would be immediately after the excercise. I think I might be the only one who tracks both during and after.

I want you to know that I’m a big fan of you and Kyrpa’s. I admire you. Please tell me where I can buy FIR lamp? How do they differ from the usual ones? In addition to power. Please respond. Sorry in advance, English is not my native language.

I use a “ceramic infrared heat emitter for reptiles”. It comes in power ranging from 75W to 250W, either white or black color, costs around $10-$15 on Amazon. There is no visible light emitted. You will need a ceramic socket with a reflector or wire guard. I also protected the front of fixture with a fine metal mesh to prevent accidentally touching it. The 100W version I have needs to be positioned within 15 cm to heat well. To cover from 30 cm or more you may need a more powerful bulb. For US to not interfere I would probably get a 250W and position it far enough away.

Tutt, do you use FIR throughout the whole routine as a complementary heat source?

Azazello, I thought it was a far-infrared TDP mineral lamp. They are quite expensive. However, thanks for the answer, I thought about them too.

As far as I know the general wavelength range for this type of bulbs is the same as TDP between 2-6 microns.

Very intrigued by this ,but what I’m trying to figure out is I’m not understanding how your getting the percentage of strain and how you are suppose to tell what percentage of strain you need to make gains .I think if this thread was in a little simplified term so the average person would understand,and a simplified drawing to understand the percentage of strain and relaxing with a couple of detailed drawings of the set up and how it works.Congrats on your achievements and findings..

Definitely can be a bit difficult to decipher. What helped me is reading the entire thread start-to-finish

I did and understand alot,but there’s still bits and pieces that are all over the place witch is hard to follow unless you have done lots of research,and to the normal everyday person it’s hard to understand,,,,but is still very intriguing,Very interesting and very well could be a break through.

It is a breakthrough. I spent a year following the threads, reading, understanding, learning, until I started my own protocol based on Kyrpa’s experience and others contributions. In 2 weeks Im stretching my penis almost 1 inch over its maximum BPFSL. That is a dimension that I never reached, never even dreamed of in my life.

Yes mine is a TDP mineral lamp that I purchased on Amazon for about $125.

Yes I use the FIR through the entire routine except during any cooldown phase. My lamp is so powerful that I have to keep it at least 25cm away or my leg skin can’t handle the heat for more than 5 minutes. The penis skin can handle much higher temps without pain, but is prone to burns if not careful. Also, a word of caution. The skin on the glans is a mucous membrane and not like the shaft. The combination of heat and vacuum simultaneously should be avoided entirely on the glans. If using a vacuum cup extender, make sure you shield the glans from the FIR heat during the treatment or you will risk blisters even at moderate loads of 3-5kg.

If you do get blisters on the glans at any time, do not pop them. Instead, gently clean the area and wrap the glans with a silicon protective cap often used with the vacuum cups. If you don’t have one of these, go to the store and get silicon toe shields. Wear one of these night and day for about 5 days. If you do this, the blisters will not scab over and the new skin will regenerate in less than a week and you can go right back to PE.

Regarding the lamps. If budget is a concern, those reptile heaters are fine. They actually don’t produce much energy in the FIR range. They have a bandwidth of 1-10um but a peak wavelength around 3um and produce about 80% of their light around that peak. TDP lamps have a broader bandwidth of 1-50um and the peak wavelength is typically between 10 and 20um. So the reptile heaters are mostly MIR with a bit of FIR, while the TDP is mostly FIR with a bit of MIR. Arguably the TDP lamps are better, but are they really worth 10x the cost? You decide.

I can tell you unequivocally that across a full population sampling there is simply no way traditional PE could hope to produce the kind of gains that will generally be experienced with Kyrpa’s protocol or a variant of it. Traditional PE gains in spite of human physiology. Deep heated slow strain with stress relaxation gains because of human physiology. In other words, traditional PE uses brute force to overcome the physiological response of the tissues. The methods we are proposing actually use the physiological safety mechanisms inherent to the tissues to stimulate a natural elongation and growth response.

How about F.I.R wraps with a dial selector?

How long would a session be? How many times per week?

I’m curious about the FIR wraps. Seems like they would work pretty well if they can get hot enough. In my protocol, I would wrap the shaft completely with it on the first warmup set. Then I would cradle the opposing side of the shaft with it for the ultrasound sets.