Supplement increases testicle size (Ball size) significantly

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If you are looking to increase the size of your balls....pump...both your cock and balls at the same time....low pressure for as long as you can during the day as many times as you can. I do it three to four times a day for an hour or two at a time, and have seen long lasting results. here's me below.
 

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If you are looking to increase the size of your balls....pump...both your cock and balls at the same time....low pressure for as long as you can during the day as many times as you can. I do it three to four times a day for an hour or two at a time, and have seen long lasting results. here's me below.

I agree nudebaja. I have seen the "resting" size of my balls increase over the last year or 2 by a lot. I had was I was told as nice size balls to start with, but now everyone seems to comment on the size of my nuts. they are at rest the size of limes and pumped can get to large lemons size.
pumped right they take a couple of days to go back down from lemons to limes.
 
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The fantasizer in me hates to say it, but the scientist in me has to come to the forefront.

Lupin simply will not have an impact on human testicle size.


The reason it works in rams is entirely related to sheep physiology. Specifically, the fact that ram testicles grow and shrink in response to the seasons (IE: breeding season) and nutrition. Humans, being very different animals and not having seasonality to our breeding patterns, do not experience these effects.

The mechanism of action of lupin in rams appears to be simply that it is a highly nutrient-dense food product that can be used as a supplement to provide ample nutrition to rams. When they have ample nutrition, they will release more of certain hormones and, thusly, their testicles will grow.

Also, even in rams, the effects are temporary, lasting a few months at best. Testicles are glands and glands can grow and shrink in response to any number of (usually hormonal) factors.

See for more info: Effects of nutrition on testicular size and the concentrations of gonadotrophins, testosterone and inhibin in plasma of mature male sheep
 
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If you are looking to increase the size of your balls....pump...both your cock and balls at the same time....low pressure for as long as you can during the day as many times as you can. I do it three to four times a day for an hour or two at a time, and have seen long lasting results. here's me below.

DAMN!
 
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It is amazing that I am following my own posting on this same subject. The variety wanted in this research is Lupinus Angustifolius. This has already been approved and is in use in the United States and is contained in trace amounts in many grain products.

I am following this research and will continue to do so. I have friends at a bodybuilding supplement company and I am going to see what I can do if I cannot determine the bioactivity in humans at the proper dosage. There are ways to make this bioactive in humans.

AS of September 2012 more than a year after my last posting on this subject a great deal has taken place and this particular lupin is compatible to a great extent with humans.

The one thing that has been found however is because Lupin is a Legume, is that it is very toxic to those with allergies to any legume including peanuts. Peanut allergies combined with lupin can lead to anaphylactic shock. I have found references to some research going on.

I will continue to research this and remember that the dosage we are talking about would be very high in comparison to what is being used in wheat flour and pasta.

As more research comes out on this one there may be a great number of benefits on it's use down the road. . . . . . .
 

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Ultraviolet deactivation perhaps?
A local University figured out how to make peanuts safe to those with allergies by processing the peanuts with UV exposure. Alas, I cannot find any more information on the subject outside of a PDF document but if you have the resources to explore it - why not?

http://naldc.nal.usda.gov/download/27274/PDF

(Sorry as with all white papers, it reads like stereo instructions)

It is amazing that I am following my own posting on this same subject. The variety wanted in this research is Lupinus Angustifolius. This has already been approved and is in use in the United States and is contained in trace amounts in many grain products.

I am following this research and will continue to do so. I have friends at a bodybuilding supplement company and I am going to see what I can do if I cannot determine the bioactivity in humans at the proper dosage. There are ways to make this bioactive in humans.

AS of September 2012 more than a year after my last posting on this subject a great deal has taken place and this particular lupin is compatible to a great extent with humans.

The one thing that has been found however is because Lupin is a Legume, is that it is very toxic to those with allergies to any legume including peanuts. Peanut allergies combined with lupin can lead to anaphylactic shock. I have found references to some research going on.

I will continue to research this and remember that the dosage we are talking about would be very high in comparison to what is being used in wheat flour and pasta.

As more research comes out on this one there may be a great number of benefits on it's use down the road. . . . . . .
 

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It is amazing that I am following my own posting on this same subject. The variety wanted in this research is Lupinus Angustifolius. This has already been approved and is in use in the United States and is contained in trace amounts in many grain products.

I am following this research and will continue to do so. I have friends at a bodybuilding supplement company and I am going to see what I can do if I cannot determine the bioactivity in humans at the proper dosage. There are ways to make this bioactive in humans.

AS of September 2012 more than a year after my last posting on this subject a great deal has taken place and this particular lupin is compatible to a great extent with humans.

The one thing that has been found however is because Lupin is a Legume, is that it is very toxic to those with allergies to any legume including peanuts. Peanut allergies combined with lupin can lead to anaphylactic shock. I have found references to some research going on.

I will continue to research this and remember that the dosage we are talking about would be very high in comparison to what is being used in wheat flour and pasta.

As more research comes out on this one there may be a great number of benefits on it's use down the road. . . . . . .

I'm glad you're keeping current with this! I've recently begun sprouting my seeds, grains and beans. I wonder what effect sprouting has on the Lupin beans.
 
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Lupins being a common sheep and cattle suplement used in Australia it might be worth noting that the increased levels in the lamb and beef we consume in this country could then be responsible for why Aussie guys on average tend to have large balls, regardless of penis size.... It's one of the most common things I hear when talking to people from other countries "You Aussie guys all have massive balls".

Maybe need to ask a few vegetarians around to measure up and see if there is any truth to the theory... Meanwhile I'm increasing my red meat intake just incase :)

I am a vegetarian since my teen years. I have a big set of nuts. I am Italian though, and have eaten cured lupini beans all my life.

I wouldn't increase my intake of red meat unless heart disease and kidney disease are things that don't bother you. Additionally, meat is the largest source of environmental oestrogens (female hormones) that are affecting male fertility and (causing other issues) in the Western World.
 
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Have you tried them?
Any noticeable results yet?

sorry guys! I havent been on in awhile. the ones I bought were canned and so salty I.couldnt stand them.

But search for Lupini beans on amazon, just bought the dry beans.

On another note, my doc prescribed me with a testosterone supplement and the fine print says if any got on a pre-puberty boy it would over-enlarge his genitals. So I wonder how adult men can stimulate those same processes.
 

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sorry guys! I havent been on in awhile. the ones I bought were canned and so salty I.couldnt stand them.

But search for Lupini beans on amazon, just bought the dry beans.

On another note, my doc prescribed me with a testosterone supplement and the fine print says if any got on a pre-puberty boy it would over-enlarge his genitals. So I wonder how adult men can stimulate those same processes.


Here is how you prepare the beans.

1) Pick them over to remove any debris

2) Rinse them well in cool water

3) Place them in a large pot of water that you would drink.

4) Bring them to a gentle boil.'

5) As soon as the water boils, turn off the flame, and allow them to cool in the water.

6) When the water cools, rinse the beans again in cool water.

7) Fill a large pot or container with cool drinking water, and place the beans in as well to soak. Cover and keep at room temperature.

8) Rinse and change the water for fresh drinking water twice each day for nine days. Cover and keep at room temperature

9) On the tenth day, put the beans in fresh drinking water that has been liberally salted with sea salt or kosher salt. The water should taste salty - up to as salty as the ocean, but at least as salty as good soup. This last step flavors the beans, and helps preserve them. Allow them to soak in the salt water for one day.

10) Now they are ready to eat, and you may store them in jars or container with a little of the salt water in the refrigerator. Press beans through your thumb and index finger to pop them out of their skins, and into your mouth one by one. Enjoy.


Note: If you don't follow these steps with the dried Lupini, they will be inedibly bitter. The ones you find in the jars are ok too. They are quicker, but they are more expensive of course. To make them tast better ( and less salty), drain out the liquid from the jar. Refill with fresh drinking water. Allow the beans to soak in the fresh water overnight. The next day, they should be of a palatable salinity, and will have assumed a better texture. I can't tell you if they will make your balls bigger, but they are my favorite snack in any case.
 
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Almost sounds like sprouting.. except you kill them on day one. Any experience with eating them sprouted? Wherein you soak beans/grains/seeds for a day, then rinse an put in a glass jar to grow their natural sprout (plant "tail") over the next few days, rinsing every 8 hours to prevent molds.
 
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I love sprouts too. I think you are right, part of the process is similar.
No though, I never hear of sprouting lupini beans. If you try it, let us know the results.
The sprouts (tails) might be tasty, but the cotyledons (the bean part) would still be extrememly bitter and unpalatable. This process by which lupini beans are traditionally prepared is called curing. Bitter compounds are leached out of the beans by soaking in fresh changes of water. I think it might be best to stick to the traditional methods of preparation for best nutrition. Soy is another bean that receives special preparation in its native countrie, we know now, because of phytates which block the absorption of some minerals. Fermenting, and processing into soy milk and tofu remove these and render the soy more nutritious. There may be similar wisdom behind lupini bean curing.
 

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I have done extensive research on this topic and yes it seems that the claims are true. I tried to get my hands on some but I could not get them here. Some species are toxic to humans and some are not.
I am going to try to grow my own as they are sold for winter nitrogen fixing in organic farms.
I cant wait to try these please let me know if anyone sources the edable type in UK or ireland

Hello,

Just curious, have you ever tried lupin?

Thanks!
 

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I agree nudebaja. I have seen the "resting" size of my balls increase over the last year or 2 by a lot. I had was I was told as nice size balls to start with, but now everyone seems to comment on the size of my nuts. they are at rest the size of limes and pumped can get to large lemons size.
pumped right they take a couple of days to go back down from lemons to limes.


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