Extender Q

[Gravik]

Was just wondering how important the different tensions are? Like, does it really make a big difference?

[Gravik]

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[Dangler]

To me, it is critically important.
The difference between applying enough force to deform or stretch cells and applying so much force after which one causes cellular damage matters. Do you want to stretch gently or grow a tougher penis, able to hang a bowling ball with great ease?
I had this paragraph in my notes, source unrecorded, my bad.

When you stretch connective tissue, the lower the force you use, the more the deformation that will remain when you'll drop the force; the longer you applied the force, the longer the deformation will remain. Tunica albuginea is connective tissue. Extenders do work on this principle. Force is a means to reach a goal - lengthening the tissue. What an extender is about : "If you hold a tissue at a given length for a given amount of time, it will tend ro remain at that given length". Stress relaxation means that this lengthening will be easier if you don't change the tension for some minutes. If you keep augmenting the force, the tissue will react like an elastic; over time it will also strengthen.