Has anyone in the history of mankind been successful with PE
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hairyman101
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only plastic surgery or injections. no pill or oil or cream or witchcraft has worked.
exactly. i dont have 10 years to read failed PE attempts. i cant help but think there isnt anything in existence. how about pumps? any luck>
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No, youd rather waste everybody elses time, as it appears you already have it in mind that a search will only reveal failed attempts. No point in even thinking about it in that case unless of course youre just out to start a flame war.
Amen.
No doubt this comment will incite the same fervor that the cut/uncut debate does.
Does so, does not, does so, does not...
I guess if it gives someone self confidence then go for it.
Me personally I believe you got what you got, so use it the best way you can without breaking it.
If you don't have time to read any posts regarding PE you don't have time to do PE.
If you take the time to look through a few threads you will see that many have had success with PE. Not all who have tried it have seen results, however.
If you give it a good try over several months and don't see any positive results then you can conclude that PE does not work for you, or that you are unable or unwilling to devote enough time to it to see results.
The majority of idiots who state conclusively on this subforum that PE does not work have never tried it.
The only way you can determine to your satisfaction that it works is to try it, but don't bother if you are in a big hurry or expect to see miraculous results in a short period of time.
1. Wrong. (only plastic surgery or injections).
2. Correct. (no pill or oil or cream or witchcraft has worked).
Just take your time and you will find out everything you need to know and how to approach it. LPSG is not the best source for it, though you can learn a lot if you just took some time to read the threads about it in this forum. The answer will not come from heaven.
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As a newbie, i just want to thank you guys who posted constructively. I empathize with the poster. There's a lot of info and threads out there. So this information has been helpful to myself. So, thank you. Off to go through more threads. Ugh... 
How much gain does pumping give you? and is it only temporary?
PS-i dont have time to read past threads because who knows if they are telling the truth.
PS-i dont have time to read past threads because who knows if they are telling the truth.
To the original poster the first problem with the question of "What constitutes success?"
Everybody keeps looking for an easy way out, and right now there is no easy way. Programs based on manual manipulation techniques which include stretching and all the rest take many years of dedicated work to be effective and this is variable by the individuals.
Surgery is effective in a small percentage of individuals and according to statistics the FDA and several other major medical authorities the chances for long term damage or damage delayed requiring corrective procedures later is very high. It is for that reason that the FDA has never approved PE procedures.
The one place I do agree is that documentation on successes is extremely poor at best and this is because organized medicine would have to both test and approve of something that: A.) They did not invent and can't take credit for and B.) As a result of A it is not unlike the scene from E.T. when the little alien is in the kids closet posing as a toy to avoid detection, it can in fact be right in front of their face and if they cannot take credit or the profit they will deny it's existence.
There is risk with everything you do starting with getting up each and every morning. Odds are against one being hit by a falling piece of space debris in their living room or a falling satellite, but because junk falls from space every day it is possible.
Are there injuries from PE techniques, that is an absolute yes. However the thing that appears amazing is that compared to the surgical procedures which have gone so very wrong with MD's using failed techniques again and again, PE by manual manipulation and stretching appears to have a far superior safety record. You don't hear of many injuries with this in spite of the number of people doing it.
The sad part is that everything I have said in this has been said in 200 other places before and by more than just myself. There is under PE in this group threads on nearly every form of PE and a few code words in the search function will take one right to them. At the same time use of search functions will take very little time.
Everybody keeps looking for an easy way out, and right now there is no easy way. Programs based on manual manipulation techniques which include stretching and all the rest take many years of dedicated work to be effective and this is variable by the individuals.
Surgery is effective in a small percentage of individuals and according to statistics the FDA and several other major medical authorities the chances for long term damage or damage delayed requiring corrective procedures later is very high. It is for that reason that the FDA has never approved PE procedures.
The one place I do agree is that documentation on successes is extremely poor at best and this is because organized medicine would have to both test and approve of something that: A.) They did not invent and can't take credit for and B.) As a result of A it is not unlike the scene from E.T. when the little alien is in the kids closet posing as a toy to avoid detection, it can in fact be right in front of their face and if they cannot take credit or the profit they will deny it's existence.
There is risk with everything you do starting with getting up each and every morning. Odds are against one being hit by a falling piece of space debris in their living room or a falling satellite, but because junk falls from space every day it is possible.
Are there injuries from PE techniques, that is an absolute yes. However the thing that appears amazing is that compared to the surgical procedures which have gone so very wrong with MD's using failed techniques again and again, PE by manual manipulation and stretching appears to have a far superior safety record. You don't hear of many injuries with this in spite of the number of people doing it.
The sad part is that everything I have said in this has been said in 200 other places before and by more than just myself. There is under PE in this group threads on nearly every form of PE and a few code words in the search function will take one right to them. At the same time use of search functions will take very little time.
what convinced me was those indians from india tying boulders to there penis..the science of cell division/deformation seems sound..i know from bodybuilding that if you pump your chest or biceps with moderate to high sets you can get additional mass and fullness not achieveable with pure strength training..i know the penis is not a muscle, but the principle is the same..flush the tissue with blood creates cellular expansion(jelging)
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