PE at the cellular level

[trex Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close trex]

I know that PE works because i can "prove it", but i wonder on HOW it works.

When we stress the tissue are we stimulating new cell growth or are we flattening/stretching the old cells?

[trex Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close trex]

Yes i know that, BUT

Is the empty hole being filled by old cells that have been flattened/stretched out, or by new cells that have grown to fill up the place?

[JonPop Retired Sr. Administrator PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close JonPop]

Actually the spaces are being filled up by very small pixies. The ones that live in your abdomen and make your dick sometimes do all your thinking.

[kingpole Retired ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close kingpole]

Your making your tellemeres more resistant to decay.

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

What likely goes on is that the tunica, fascia, and ligaments stretch and this allows for the spongy tissues (corpora) to expand further. Physiologically it seems like the most probable explanation.

[Radiohead Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Radiohead]

You guys are off the point here. He's asking what's going on at the CELLULAR level, not the tissue level.

I will make a detailed thread about this one day.

Hint: There are lots of changes within the nuclei of the cell

more to come later

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

You guys are off the point here. He's asking what's going on at the CELLULAR level, not the tissue level.

I will make a detailed thread about this one day.

Hint: There are lots of changes within the nuclei of the cell

more to come later

Ok, in more detail

I believe what's occuring with PE is a combination of mechanical and biological creep.

Mechanical creep: defined as the elongation of tissue beyond its intrinsic extensibility resulting from a constant load applied over time. On the cellular level: "Networks of fibrous collagen and elastin within these tissues are clearly able to reorient themselves after the application of force." Section 34, p. 18, Functional soft-tissue examination and treatment by manual methods (Hammer)

Biological creep refers to the generation of new tissue (after mechanical creep). This can occur during the "cementing" phase of PE.

[JonPop Retired Sr. Administrator PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close JonPop]

You mean it's not actually pixies? Then why does my dick keep telling me to fuck my good looking mail carrier?

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

You mean it's not actually pixies? Then why does my dick keep telling me to fuck my good looking mail carrier?

Are those pixies hot? That would explain the sudden enlargement

[sexfacebook Member Find all posts View Profile Close sexfacebook]

i think something like these may made cancer ........!!!

[TwoMore Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close TwoMore]

Are those pixies hot? That would explain the sudden enlargement

Are pixie's hot? Mm..let's see...

In one word


Tinkerbell


Yes, Tink is HOT

Or maybe I just have a thing for pixies?

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

i think something like these may made cancer ........!!!

Please explain why you think that. Do you have a reasonable basis for your opinion?

The processes I've discussed are referred to in various surgeries for wound healing and corrective (and cosmetic) plastic surgeries which require tissue expansion. They also thoroughly explain what happens under Davis' Law.

No offense, but from your previous posts it seems like you're trying reasons to not do PE.

[buchmiller Member Find all posts View Profile Close buchmiller]

I have some training as a massage therapist, and did a little myofascial work in school, and know that it IS possible to make changes to connective tissue over time. Rolfing, for instance, is a form of massage that works on re-orienting and in some cases stretching fascia (or connective tissue) over a number of sessions.

Connective tissue is "thixotropic" ...
thix⋅ot⋅ro⋅py

Chemistry. the property exhibited by certain gels of becoming liquid when stirred or shaken.

...meaning that it can change from a more solid state to a more "liquid" state when subjected to heat or pressure.

I think what's happening in PE, mostly, is that we're trying to optimize the thixotropic nature of our penile fascia by heating it and then stretching it.

I would bet that a lot of what's happening is change due to mechanical "stress." The rest of it, I think, is probably an increase in muscle mass (the smooth muscle in the penis) due to extra blood flow. It makes total sense that a muscle would become thicker and bigger, or grow more fibers, in response to increased circulation and activity.

[trex Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close trex]

Ok so the general idea is both?

Cells are BOTH stretched and "created"?

[Big Al AdministratorPEGym EditorMale Enhancement Coach Rep.PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Big Al]

Ok so the general idea is both?

Cells are BOTH stretched and "created"?

Cells can be stretched and created. The theory is that most of the cellular activity is going on in the connective tissue as this is the tissue that is the limiting factor in penis size.