Okay... I went through a lot of my posts from this year and the following is the pumping advice I have given this year all at once.
Part One
General Pumping Safety
Here's the deal... the head or glans is a sturdy section of your cock, it is however the closest to the source of the vacuum and can take a disproportionate amount of the pressure as compared to say the shaft. This area is HIGHLY prone to water blisters which happen when you are pumping longer than usual or coming off of a break. If you get a water blister, you will be out of commission... no sex and no pumping till it heals, which can take anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of weeks depending on how fast you heal and how bad the water blister was... you also only get water blisters when you pack the tube and stay in too long.
The inner foreskin is about the same skin as your lips and can only take so much friction till the skin starts to break. Those with great amounts of natural oils in their skin don't have much to worry about here... but it is those of us who get "ashy" in the fall and winter that need to constantly apply an ointment or moisturizer to the inner foreskin to promote growth and healing. I recommend an ointment of your choice since most moisturizers use a light solvent to penetrate the outer dermal layer (ie. various alcohols or dimethicone) and these are a no no when it comes to healing and growth. You want to build the integrity of the skin of the penis, not reduce it.
These are the areas you must take care of and place your attention on if you actually want a larger, fatter cock! For a penis to increase it's circumference, you will have to harness all of your available skin cells to get the job done... if these cells are damaged or weary, you will get little to no result.
Oh, and get a tapered, flared tube... the straight walls are for experienced pumpers and should not be the basis for your growth.
The Logic Behind Pumping
Well... the penis is surrounded by fascia tissue which is a hard as nails rubber-like membrane that covers the corpus spongeosum and cavernosum. There are three factors which can govern penis size, the most important one being the elasticity of the fascia tissue that surrounds the internal parts of the penis. It is this elasticity that allows the penis to expand like a balloon when the smooth muscle cells relax and fill up with blood. The second factor is the size and elasticity of the surface area of the skin surrounding the penis. the more skin you've got the larger your erections can expand and the more elasticity your skin has can affect the size of your erections also. The third is the obvious one... larger and more proliferate smooth muscle cells and the actual size of the chambers of the penis.
Pumping can have a positive effect on expanding the fascia tissue which surrounds the penis... vacuum pressure is the ONLY method which can actually stretch that stubborn fascia tissue. Pumping can also have an effect on expanding the surface area of the skin surrounding the penis. Pumping also enlarges the smooth muscle cells and the actual chambers which contain them. The third effect is pulling fluid into the skin cells and the area between the chambers of the penis and it's fascia tissue, actually expanding the stubborn fascia through hydraulic pressure.
This all results in a temporarily larger penis both in the flaccid and the erect state. What you do, is pump again the next day or every other day and kind of let the enlargement effect build and multiply. The skin will keep expanding and the fascia tissue keep stretching as long as you continue to pump. It's just like lifting weights... if you stop... bye bye muscles. If you don't stop, like weight lifting... you will have a larger and more elastic fascia tissue and a larger and more elastic skin surface are at the very least. What you will also have, is larger smooth muscle cells and an expanded corpus cavernosum and spongeosum through hydraulic pressure. You will have a progressively expanding penis if you DO IT RIGHT... pumping is no joke and requires SERIOUS research and time to spend on the craft.
Part One
General Pumping Safety
Here's the deal... the head or glans is a sturdy section of your cock, it is however the closest to the source of the vacuum and can take a disproportionate amount of the pressure as compared to say the shaft. This area is HIGHLY prone to water blisters which happen when you are pumping longer than usual or coming off of a break. If you get a water blister, you will be out of commission... no sex and no pumping till it heals, which can take anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of weeks depending on how fast you heal and how bad the water blister was... you also only get water blisters when you pack the tube and stay in too long.
The inner foreskin is about the same skin as your lips and can only take so much friction till the skin starts to break. Those with great amounts of natural oils in their skin don't have much to worry about here... but it is those of us who get "ashy" in the fall and winter that need to constantly apply an ointment or moisturizer to the inner foreskin to promote growth and healing. I recommend an ointment of your choice since most moisturizers use a light solvent to penetrate the outer dermal layer (ie. various alcohols or dimethicone) and these are a no no when it comes to healing and growth. You want to build the integrity of the skin of the penis, not reduce it.
These are the areas you must take care of and place your attention on if you actually want a larger, fatter cock! For a penis to increase it's circumference, you will have to harness all of your available skin cells to get the job done... if these cells are damaged or weary, you will get little to no result.
Oh, and get a tapered, flared tube... the straight walls are for experienced pumpers and should not be the basis for your growth.
The Logic Behind Pumping
Well... the penis is surrounded by fascia tissue which is a hard as nails rubber-like membrane that covers the corpus spongeosum and cavernosum. There are three factors which can govern penis size, the most important one being the elasticity of the fascia tissue that surrounds the internal parts of the penis. It is this elasticity that allows the penis to expand like a balloon when the smooth muscle cells relax and fill up with blood. The second factor is the size and elasticity of the surface area of the skin surrounding the penis. the more skin you've got the larger your erections can expand and the more elasticity your skin has can affect the size of your erections also. The third is the obvious one... larger and more proliferate smooth muscle cells and the actual size of the chambers of the penis.
Pumping can have a positive effect on expanding the fascia tissue which surrounds the penis... vacuum pressure is the ONLY method which can actually stretch that stubborn fascia tissue. Pumping can also have an effect on expanding the surface area of the skin surrounding the penis. Pumping also enlarges the smooth muscle cells and the actual chambers which contain them. The third effect is pulling fluid into the skin cells and the area between the chambers of the penis and it's fascia tissue, actually expanding the stubborn fascia through hydraulic pressure.
This all results in a temporarily larger penis both in the flaccid and the erect state. What you do, is pump again the next day or every other day and kind of let the enlargement effect build and multiply. The skin will keep expanding and the fascia tissue keep stretching as long as you continue to pump. It's just like lifting weights... if you stop... bye bye muscles. If you don't stop, like weight lifting... you will have a larger and more elastic fascia tissue and a larger and more elastic skin surface are at the very least. What you will also have, is larger smooth muscle cells and an expanded corpus cavernosum and spongeosum through hydraulic pressure. You will have a progressively expanding penis if you DO IT RIGHT... pumping is no joke and requires SERIOUS research and time to spend on the craft.