Your theory is very interesting. I’m going to save your topic, in a few months I’ll try hanging.Could you explain about the ideal softening temperature of the tunica. I’m using an IR. I thought the hotter the better.
I did an experiment with US and IR to see which is hotter. IR I only reached 100 degrees after about 10 min if I remember correctly. Whereas with US the inside temperature reading from a thermometer in my urethra was 103-110 after just 3-5 minutes at 1mhz 2.0w/cm2.
There is extensive literature supporting that collagen starts to become more “malleable” at 40 Celsius, but really anything above body temperature would do that, so 37 plus. Ideally research has shown for rat tail tendon and other collage nous structures that 42 Celsius seems to be a sweet spot.
I’ve gotten up to 45 with my experiment but it was very difficult to maintain.
I’d say if you have IR aim for 15min of IR and cool down for 5min as the collagen gets restructured whence it cools. That’s what I used to do prior to getting an US.
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