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Originally posted by HungArnold@Dec 13 2004, 07:22 AM
Penis size is not correlated to the size of any other body part.
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In "Is Size Inherited", I put a post about a theory about penis size and it has absolutely nothing to do with the size of any body part period.
Penis size is greatly affected by the level of testostorome during the pregnancy and then again when puberty begins or is supposed to begin. Testostorome supplements during the time when puberty is still going on have caused some penis growth in some guys.
For those who don't take the time to go read the post, testostorome treatments will not cause any further penis growth once puberty has completely finished which can be as last at age 21 even to age 25, though 25 is rare.
And for the record, none of those penis growth pills sold over the counter work better than a sugar pill. They are a waste of money. Testosotorome treatments only work on guys with low testostorome levels. They are worthless for a teen who has healthy levels of testostorome.
Freddie