For Medical Professionals and Students (PE Studies)

**Big Al** · 03-19-2014

The ancillary benefits of PE training are (IMO) much more important than any gains in actual penis enlargement. When a man can get to the point to where his penis size DOESN'T matter to him (either through achieving his goals and/or through the development of rock-solid confidence), then he'll have achieved a level of true self-mastery that very few men do. This will reflect itself in many ways, and it can enable him to shed encumbrances in other areas as well.

That is what needs to be shared more than anything.

**Zangief** · 03-19-2014

Originally Posted by DaddyDick

I would rather the doctors study and find a cure for aids or cancer or another disease.

That's the problem, people think that penis size is not a serious issue. There are millions of depressed men out there suffering because they can't pleasure their women the way they want. If these men discover that PE is actually possible this would give a new hope to their lives. Since I started gaining from PE my life literally changed, I can't tell how grateful I'm to all these people posting useful information on this site. I hope that in the future the medicine literature will recognize that PE is possible and that urologists recommend it to men unhappy with their sizes.

**Dance Sucka** · 03-19-2014

Thanks for all of the replies everyone. I'm curious why some of you would like PE to be exclusive? There are already thousands of men of all ages who browse these forums, and just as you have the ability to workout and achieve a healthier and stronger body, why not allow the chance for any man to workout and achieve a healthier and stronger penis?

**tlannh** · 03-19-2014

Originally Posted by Thanks1212

PE is the REAL DEAL I went from 6 inches to 7 1/2 in a year and I don't measure my girth but I don't fully grip mine anymore, I use to be able to close my fist on it lol now its just very thick and I just started hanging and seeing gains already, I want 8 1/2 to 9 and alittle more girth and ima get it, PE is as real as muscle building, I'm a new man thanks to PE.

You extend right? I'm going to buy an extender but don't have any idea about it...saw many people gain with the extender, usually an inch in their first year.
your gain is great man

**DaddyDick** · 03-20-2014

Originally Posted by Zangief

That's the problem, people think that penis size is not a serious issue. There are millions of depressed men out there suffering because they can't pleasure their women the way they want. If these men discover that PE is actually possible this would give a new hope to their lives. Since I started gaining from PE my life literally changed, I can't tell how grateful I'm to all these people posting useful information on this site. I hope that in the future the medicine literature will recognize that PE is possible and that urologists recommend it to men unhappy with their sizes.

I am grateful for the great advice on this forum also and I had penis issues and searched for things to do. I found the gym and other places and followed the lead which lead me to great results.

**Pegasus** · 03-20-2014

Originally Posted by Dance Sucka

Thanks for all of the replies everyone. I'm curious why some of you would like PE to be exclusive? There are already thousands of men of all ages who browse these forums, and just as you have the ability to workout and achieve a healthier and stronger body, why not allow the chance for any man to workout and achieve a healthier and stronger penis?

I saw what happened when weight training got popular,ditto martial arts.

**Big Al** · 03-20-2014

Originally Posted by Pegasus

I saw what happened when weight training got popular,ditto martial arts.

It's hard to find any kind of activity that doesn't fall prey to becoming "sanitized" for mass appeal, but there will always be those who still find the best ways of doing things.

The great thing about PE is that it's very much a "DIY" activity, and with the exception of some tutelage it requires some degree of individual experimentation to get the best results.

If PE becoming more widespread is to get off to a good start, the best aspects of it should be touted above the mere cosmetic appeal of having a larger penis. If those beneficial features can be made more aware of, it'll have a good chance of being taken more seriously.

**Big Al** · 03-25-2014

Surely there are more medical professionals here willing to help in at least some capacity?

**Dear Ambellina** · 03-25-2014

The mainstream scientific community as a whole is very close minded to new ideas. In my opinion, some of the worst groupthink possible occurs in the scientific community where outliers are condemned and discredited instead of encouraged. You either get with the program or you lose your credibility. It happens in a lot of scientific fields, certainly not just medicine.

But I'd bet the farm there are plenty of doctors who privately theorize PE's validity but who'd never go so far as to say it publicly or apply for the grant money to run an experiment. Mainstream science says you can't enlarge your penis, and that's that.

People with new ideas that exist outside the accepted norm are mocked until someone catches lightning in a bottle.

With that said, as an adult of average intelligence I don't require any specific group to cosign the decisions I make about my body or in any other area of my life. I know how to look into things for myself and analyze whether or not it's personally applicable; I don't need a study of 1000 men to show me that PE works.

**headingfor8** · 03-25-2014

Originally Posted by Dear Ambellina

But I'd bet the farm there are plenty of doctors who privately theorize PE's validity but who'd never go so far as to say it publicly or apply for the grant money to run an experiment. Mainstream science says you can't enlarge your penis, and that's that.

Plus who would you actually apply to for grant money? No government body is going to give funding to test PE even if privately the committee thought it might work. Most of the money is, not unreasonably, aimed towards medical treatment or prevention. PE, rightly or wrongly, would be seen as cosmetic and a recipe for ending up in a "ridiculous research projects you're paying for" story. I doubt any private company would be willing to stump up the kind of money necessary to run a big enough study to have any statistical relevance.