The latest PE technique

[autoballer]

Hey doc,
Any updates on the procedure...how many have you done so far and how was the general reaction? WIll you be updating the your site with some pics?

 

[Rikter8]

Dr. Runels,

Have there been any photos before/after?
To date, how many procedures have you done?
What stops the injections from migrating to another part of the body and causing growth in an undesired area? (I.E. organs, brain, etc)

On your website it appears that you haven't done any procedures and it's merely a thought right now.

If this procedure isn't permanent, what advantages does this procedure have over convetional free/low cost penile enlargement methods?

 

[B_Jordan85]

I dont think that using a salad spinner and propper amounts of chemicals with our blood then self administering a needle to our own dicks is a good idea...holey crap lets not get ahead of ourselves...lets not attempt home surgery...not a good idea... most people dont have access to the sterile instuments for this stuff anyway...

jesus fucking christ! This is the only logical comment on here. Trust me people, if you are going to go as far as inject your penis, you gotta have your mind checked. Especially if you are going to listen to a "Doctor" on lpsg.

 

[hsarge]

Penis injection with caverject (MD's prescription) is one method for erection in case of ED.

 

[autoballer]

jesus fucking christ! This is the only logical comment on here. Trust me people, if you are going to go as far as inject your penis, you gotta have your mind checked. Especially if you are going to listen to a "Doctor" on lpsg.

I think that the injection has potential, however trying to do it yourself is a great way to get sick...caverject is not your own blood processed in a specific way, its medicine(perfecty healthy when used properly).

 

[autoballer]

also this injection is designed for use on the face...so if people have trusted it on the face how bad could it be on your junk....just sayin!

 

[139189]

Where's the actual medical studies along with journals to support these claims? If this was true, we'd be able to form a brand new heart over time simply through injections directly into the organ. I don't understand how this can be considered anything but risky considering the overwhelming lack of evidence and designed trials that are needed to boast such claims as these. So these injections are all done under the table, in a highly illegal manner? How do you get past the FDA regulations on this one Doc?

 

[gambitcard333]

Hey Doc, I'm interested if after the shot you could still pump without damaging or stretch without damaging?

 

[GBB]

One other thing--that helps the understanding

there's unipotent and toti potent stem cells. this is activating unipotent (more on Wikipedia read about stem cells and on my website).

Yes this clears up many questions:
Cell potency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Well Doctor, I'm sold! If I had the financial means, I'd take a drive down to see you. Maybe some time this Summer I'll be able to do it.

 

[tomr]

this topic is very worth while..........one of the best i have seen so far here.

i think what we need here is some before and after pics as well as some testimonials of real patients of the procedure.

 

[FuzzyKen]

Great topic but after 11 posts we still have very little information to go on. I am a skeptic and familiar with the work of an MD who used this in conjunction with a surgical technique. That MD, if I am not mistaken, has now left this world and did most of his procedures in 3rd world countries where getting correct information was difficult if not next to impossible.

Guys, there are a number of things on the very close horizon. It is far too early to get excited over this as yet. I have been around PE for a very long time. I run a web group dealing with all the disastrous outcomes when people jump into something that was far less than perfect. So far, in the 11 postings and other information I have viewed so far, I have seen nothing to give me a great deal of confidence. Hopeful ... maybe. Ready to go? I don't think so as yet? Wait until we have a ton of photographic evidence. Don't be a "lab rabbit" without the real knowledge of how to do it with at least some sense of safety. Right now too much is not known.

 

[Rikter8]

Yes this clears up many questions:
Cell potency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Well Doctor, I'm sold! If I had the financial means, I'd take a drive down to see you. Maybe some time this Summer I'll be able to do it.

Send me your money - I'll manage it for you.
Don't you know that Wiki is the MOST UNRELIABLE source of information? (Next to FOX)
Colleges won't allow you to use it as a source because of its erroneous information. The AMA would laugh at using it as a credible source.

I agree with Ken. Simple questions posted...but no answers, no pictures, and only a few pages of "It may work".
Not placing doubt about his potential..but why flabber this about if you are an actual MD, and on the "Breakthrough" of something huge like this.

Keep your money in your pockets until you see better Proof that this works.
(Or send it to me...I will put it to good use)

 

[GBB]

Send me your money - I'll manage it for you.
Don't you know that Wiki is the MOST UNRELIABLE source of information? (Next to FOX)
Colleges won't allow you to use it as a source because of its erroneous information. The AMA would laugh at using it as a credible source.

huh, it appears you didn't even read wikipedia.
It was just a simple definition of what a unipotent stem cell is.

Also, the attack against wikipedia is ill informed. I have personally contributed to dozens of articles and the peer review of the information is pretty rigorous. Basically, wikipedia is like any other encyclopedia, it reprints information that is available from reliable sources (such as the all mighty JAMA - which also has its flaws - I can find you many many contradictions in between articles posted there.)

The purpose of wikipedia is to lead people to the real source information.

As for colleges not allowing it for source material, perhaps you don't remember doing reports in elementary school, where citing an encyclopedia simply wasn't enough. It's not the veracity of information in wikipedia that causes trouble for colleges, it's because your brain isn't really doing any work to reprint it.

An encyclopedia is used as an index to source information. It is never indended to be the source.

Real research never stops at an encyclopedia of any kind. That would be like quoting Reader's Digest.

 

[B_quietguy]

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Once people started asking the tough questions, the "doctor" stopped posting.

Multiple people have asked him for before and after photos. I have yet to see any.

People asked him how many procedures he has done, where are the medical journal articles, and what are the long term results. I have to see definitive answers.

Unless the guy comes back with hard evidence produced by scientifically sound research methods, I'd say the whole thing smells of a scam. Save your $1900.

 

[RawDog]

I had to go to his website and ask him to reply to my questions here when he came back.

If y'all feel that he needs to answer your questions here, go to his website and do the same.

 

[trackdude]

Agreed, I also would like to hear more of our questions answered.

 

[B_quietguy]

I had to go to his website and ask him to reply to my questions here when he came back.

If y'all feel that he needs to answer your questions here, go to his website and do the same.

I don't need to go to his website. If he wants to sell his technique at $1900 a pop, and is trying to drum up business, then why he can't he do his own marketing here? Since he posted here earlier - and quite eagerly at that, the burden is on him. He doesn't even answer basic questions from people who are interested - so what is he going to do when other medical researchers ask him even tougher questions?

If he posts, and then leaves when even basic questions come out, then his credibility is as gone as he is.

 

[autoballer]

the doc hasnt been on here in about three weeks...hopefully we hear some good news soon!

 

[OMGhi2U]

So, do you feel that an above average penis will grow more than an average one?

 

[autoballer]

i found the parent sites for these brands...Cascade - Autologus Platelet System and the doc's company here SELPHYL