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- 11-30-2020 #61
Please see: Penis Creep & Its Scientific Implications
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- 11-30-2020 #62
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Good read. Thanks for posting.
And yes, this is exactly what I've learned by digging through the research literature on the subject, with one major disagreement: the body will respond by creating more tissue, both collagen and smooth muscle. It's just a very slow process. I know I'm no doctor, and I have no right to argue, but its really right there in his own article: the tissues toughen up over time. The only way to stretch a membrane to a larger size and also make it tougher is to add material to it.
- 11-30-2020 #63
Glad to help!
If a more universal description for the growth process is desired, this should help: Davis's Law
"Ligaments, or any soft tissue, when put under even a moderate degree of tension, if that tension is unremitting, will elongate by the addition of new material; on the contrary, when ligaments, or rather soft tissues, remain uninterruptedly in a loose or lax state, they will gradually shorten, as the effete material is removed, until they come to maintain the same relation to the bony structures with which they are united that they did before their shortening. Nature never wastes her time and material in maintaining a muscle or ligament at its original length when the distance between their points of origin and insertion is for any considerable time, without interruption, shortened."Want One FREE Month of Coaching? PM or email me for details- or CLICK HERE
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- 11-30-2020 #64
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Has anyone ever experimented with programs that aren't a constant tension from day to day? For instance, day 1 might be pushing max tolerances, but the rest of the training week is light. Or maybe heavy-light-rest-repeat.
I've designed programs in other areas of physical training around this "pulsed intensity" principle and they've all worked quite well, but those were for skeletal muscle, not collagenous tissues and smooth muscle. It seems to keep the training effect of heavy lifting going without the detraining effect of having 6 rest days between.
- 11-30-2020 #65
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- 11-30-2020 #66
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Again, I know it's a different animal, but my pulsed intensity programs are modeled much the same way. A big stimulus for growth, followed by keeping that growth by establishing a "new normal". It's how we grow naturally, after all.
- 11-30-2020 #67
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Yeah under the leg stretchs are really good since your leg can act like a V fulcrum depending how you do them.
- 11-30-2020 #68
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I got a phallosan FT last year and after a couple hundred hours wearing it at the waist, couldnt detect any gains.
After a long plateau, I decided to break, decon, and overhaul my PE training. Im doing strictly Phallosan right now, about 4 hours a day on average, but at the 6 oclock direction, with the strap tied just above my ankle. Its just a light stretch, that never quite exceeds the green. This has been for 2 weeks, and in that time my flaccid hang has been exceptional, my EQ has been off the charts, I have (morning) wood all through the night while sleeping, and my last erect measurement was about 1/8 inch longer. Now, that could just be EQ, but either way, its progress.
So, just some positive feedback, because I was ready to file the Phallosan FT in the storage bin. Not now.
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