Jelqing hoax/Cause ED?

[CharlesBukowski]

I've given you multiple legitimate answers on past pages. To me however with you continuously asking for pictures, even after someone showed you where to go find them, it seems like you're more interested in just seeing pictures than anything else.

A year and 2 months ago? I've been a member for less than three months.

Notice the edit I originally said two months but edited as I somehow made a mistake and either looked at another poster's date or just had a brain fart.

Whatever argument is getting redundant. You know why I'm asking for what I'm asking for. I don't need to reexplain. I am very interested in seeing pictures and not for any sexual or deviant reason. I'm interested for the evidence they may provide and give me the confidence that this is a legitimate exercise that works and is not a waste of time that may also lead to injury.

I'm reading up on all the injury and proper techniques. It does sound like people are wanting instant gratification and think the tighter they jelq the faster it will work. I did it today and my dick is all splotchy red on the shat and in my head. It looks a little scary; like broken blood vessels.

[wanthis]

I agree with demone. I wouldn't post pictures of my dick even if i gain three inches in a month. And a lot of people don't even take before pictures, so there is no point in taking after pictures. Those who do and don't use a measuring tape or a ruler in the picture, you can't tell a difference of .25" by just looking at a picture. And stated before it's just hard to take a picture while measuring at the same time. You mentioned computers with built in web cams. My laptop doesn;t have one. So if you narrow it down to the people who could take a before and after picture, they would have to be people with computers with built in webcams, people who want to document their progress with pictures, people who use a rule/measuring tape in the picture, people who want to post this online, people who enjoy a lot of privacy to do so. That leaves you with only a handful of people. Those people may have pictures that you may consider fake. So your best bet would be to do it yourself if you don't believe anyone else. I know your worried about injuries. Just follow the advice of the experienced members here and don't over do it and you'll be just fine. Happy gaining if you're going to do it.

[CharlesBukowski]

There's no picture proof from studies of average penis size carried out by respected places such as universities. Should we not believe them because we can't actually see the results via images?

Again they were carried out by peer reviewed scientists who follow a strict method called the 'scientific method"

[DemOne]

Again they were carried out by peer reviewed scientists who follow a strict method called the 'scientific method"

Slip me a $100 bill and I'll lie to say what ever your study wants me to as a reviewing peer.

[CharlesBukowski]

Yeah I'm not going to argue any more. I guess there isn't really anything to judge this process by other than online testimony and personal trial.

[somebodyelse]

i can't believe you guys are still arguing with the guy. Time to wrap it up.

If he wants to get off himself and give it a try, let him. If he wants to argue the veracity of everyone's experiences and their life changing journeys in PE, then let him. Time to just "Let it be what it is."

[gethuge]

yo this a good question, i just started 3 days ago trying to take it easy so i don't injure myself but i was wondering the same thing if it really works or not?? i guess tons of people say it does.
I don't see why they would be lying but then again all this is just over the internet!! i guess the only way to really find out is to try it out.
I think a doctor that specializes in this; maybe a urologist should perform some kinda study on this subject or something like that, to show proof that this actually does work or doesn't.

[CharlesBukowski]

yo this a good question, i just started 3 days ago trying to take it easy so i don't injure myself but i was wondering the same thing if it really works or not?? i guess tons of people say it does.
I don't see why they would be lying but then again all this is just over the internet!! i guess the only way to really find out is to try it out.
I think a doctor that specializes in this; maybe a urologist should perform some kinda study on this subject or something like that, to show proof that this actually does work or doesn't.

Totally agree. Urologist are saying that in theory it can not work. But if so many people are claiming it does, it would be nice to see a study done, and settle it once and for all.

I read people claiming they gain inches in 2 months. Sounds ubelieveable and the explanation that the urologist gave of swellings sounds more plausible. Which would also explain why you read of people claiming continual gains, as they are just swelling and bursting blood vessels on a daily basis.

[CharlesBukowski]

I think it's better to remain skeptic and ask for evidence rather than just blindly following some shit on the internet. While I have an open mind and am totally open to said evidence but nobody seems to be able to supply anything other than "take my word for it" juvenile attacks, and emotional defending.

You'd think after years of doing this stuff, the thousands of people in these communities would have some sort of qualifying evidence.

I'm reading a lot of threads about damage and deformation due to PE and that to me is kind of scary. I think this jelqing exercise is way too risky and not enough legitimate knowledge on it to be considered legit. So it may stretch the ligaments but what happens when ligaments are stretched and your dick can no longer get hard because you fucked with its natural design?

Just saying: noobs beware. Nobody has come forward to prove that this works at all and there is an awful lot of people complaints/thread about damage, curves, sore hard bumps, etc..

[Wolfmesser]

Totally agree. Urologist are saying that in theory it can not work.

Thats exactly what doctors said about bodybuilding/fitness in the beginning, enlarged hearts, lifting heavy objects is bad for you, look how far it has gone. Sometimes you just need to dismiss conventional wisdom in favour of your own thirst for knowledge.

Look, nobody can offer you 100% proof, at least the kind your looking for, but let me ask you this. Do you really think 36,000 and counting members would be here promoting something thats already dismissed, Im pretty sure we all have better things to do than to make up fake progress logs, or try out therories regarding this that would seem idiotic to most. It would be a fruitless life if that were the case. Photos can be decieving, especially in this day and age with photoshop, but again, don't you think we would have better things to do? Especially since nobody gets paid to do this, or promote it, its purely out of passion, health and self improvement for the majority of us.
My point here is, is that if the countless articles and free information and the vast sea of members on here and other forums isn't enough to satisfy your skepticism or doubt, then nothing will. It really comes down to what you think.