% of men who PE?

[Big Al]

I think when most people think of "penis enlargement" they think of surgeries or pills- simply because that's what's gotten the most media exposure. Though the number is growing fast, only a relative few know of the existence of PE exercises; and of those that do, only some would venture to actually learn more about them.

[Big Al]

Remember that they are also being barraged by the message from the establishment that p.e. doesn't work.

I agree going411by7. I think most of us have been told our whole lives that its the one "muscle" you can't make bigger.

There's a lot of that too.

[Panther]

I would say much less than .5%. There are roughly 300 million people in the U.S. Assume 50% are men. Then assume 50% are 18 or older (probably higher than this) gets you a population of 75 million in the U.S. who could PE. At a 1% rate that would be 750,000 PE practitioners. That seems very high to me.

There may be that many people who buy pills, creams, etc. Most only take these for a short time then quit. Also, "real" PE practitioner probably have a very high drop out rate.

As stated by others it is a major commitment of time and energy. Often times results are slow and there are periods of no gain at all.

What does this all mean...we can get bigger dicks while everybody else stays the same. We can be bigger than average. If everybody did this we'd just stay even.

[Batwoman]

It's all guesswork, gentlemen. Unless someone knows of an actual scientific survey, we are all just storytelling with these numbers.

[mannakonda]

Interesting old thread, bump!

[OXO]

0.05%

[DennyA]

Well if this gives any indication, more than 80% of adults don't get enough exercise and the benefits of exercise have been scientifically proven and still there is relatively little participation.

[Big Al]

I wonder how much that percentage has increased since the last post.

[TastyFelloW]

Me too. But are we ever gonna find out?

[Big Al]

Slowly, the ripples are making their way into the mainstream.