The Chartham Study

[SquiddlyDee]

Where is this published? I can't find it and I want to learn more about it.

[phallic1]

I had it in an old book on penis enlargement. It was basic and simple. Hot water warm up and something like three sets of jelqing and alternate with pumping.

[SquiddlyDee]

I had it in an old book on penis enlargement. It was basic and simple. Hot water warm up and something like three sets of jelqing and alternate with pumping.

I'm not so concerned with the actual routine involved. I'm more interested in it's credibility, every PE site seems to mention it but I can't find it officially published anywhere. I heard that there was a lawsuit involved which I find interesting. However my main point of interest is why, if in the 70s a successful study into PE was carried out, in 2014 we still have a medical community that denies PE's possibility. But as I say there's literally no record of it.

[usul]

Here is a pretty good thread.

Non-surgical PE making its way into the medical books

[Big Al]

There's a PEGym article written about the Chartham Study here: https://www.pegym.com/articles/chart...argement-study