I am with Kyrpa in the approach of the whole chemical topic in the sense that, we always have to take all these studies and research with a grain of salt, because all of them have been done with the intention to treat, cure, regenerate tissues. Thats it. So these PRP protocols are “based” on studies and research, but in own Kyrpa’s words: What are we going to heal in an already healthy penis?
Remember, we are not trying to heal anything here. We are trying to enhance already healthy tissues, if anything alter the biochemical structure to make it easier to stretch and/or aid the internal smooth muscle to grow quicker.
The purpose of the “activator” on the PRP, is not to trick tissues, it to trick the platelets. By adding that activator, is the platelets who think there is an injury and they release all the growth factors. But those factors are going to do nothing, if theres nothing broken to repair. Those growth factors doesnt mean that they make everything around to grow. No, it doesnt work that way. That is a confusion with semantics. The growth factors all they do is to re-grow or recover a damaged tissue in the surrounding area. A healthy tissue is untouched by a growth factor in the blood platelet.
Now, I am not totally discrediting this approach. Not at all. I believe there has to be an overall enhancement as part of the whole process. For example, compare it to an amateur teenager who start lifting weights. Imagine a kid who lifts weight, eats garbage the whole day and little to no water, compared to another similar kid with a healthy diet rich in essential nutrients plus all the necessary supplementation of creatine, amino acids, multi vitamins, minerals, herbs, protein, etc. The latter will get better performance and overall results than the former kid. Will it be a day and night difference? No. The second kid will get improved results and have a healthier life.
Now in the case of NYTexan, it is nothing new for all of us to know that as we age, our tissues age and therefore our performance. At your age you will certainly see improvement in EQ and even perhaps, you will actually benefit from repair and regrowth of tissues that are already damage as the normal process of aging. In fact we know from several studies that we lose penile size as we age, and PRP might help revert that process by adding all those growth factors in the internal tissues.
My potential approach of this, and I am still carefully reading and digging information, is to use growth factors not included in blood platelets and that can work synergistically with IGF-1 for example. I believe I shared with you guys a study done on PRP plus IGF-1 taken from the patients blood and included in the injection. There is plenty of research on the effects of IGF-1 on tissues causing hyperplasia and for that process, the tissues might require all those growth factors plus others once again, not found in the blood platelet or at least at the right doses. Doses that once were different before puberty as it is instructed in the DNA sequence.