Hello everyone,
I know this blog has been a little stale of late. I am just so busy these days that it's been hard to find the time to maintain this well. I will try to do better.
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Three recent news items caught my eye...
First it's National Orgasm Week in the UK. Awesome! Those "stuffy prudish Brits" should come all week long (tongue firmly planted in cheek, I love Brits, especially British women... mmm, those accents just give me goosebumps)!
Which leads to the second story... The more a man ejaculates, the higher the quality of sperm. That's right, if you're trying for a baby, it's better to masturbate and keep those boys fresh than to abstain and save it up. What you lose in volume you make up in quality.
And finally, if you don't have a lover and are tired of your own hand, you can always cuddle up to your cozy robot. Well, maybe in the year 2050. At least that's what some people say.
I recently came across an article on Salon.com titled "Size Matters." It's an excellent article about penis enlargement guru/evangelist Mike Salvini (aka Double Long Daddy) and his quest to have the biggest penis in the world. "He once had a healthy 6-and-a-half-inch erection; now he sports a 10-and-a-half-inch heart-stopper."
You can read the full article on Salvini's blog or on Salon, but here are some excerpts...
The penis enlargement movement (PE) has a good community and they know what works and what doesn't:
In fact, thousands of men across America are obsessed with getting bigger penises. They describe themselves as being part of the natural penis enlargement "community" -- "P.E." to its practitioners -- and they are spread across various forums and chat rooms, places with names like Thunder's Place, Big Al's and Mike Salvini's Matters of Size. P.E. forums are fraternities, worlds of experimentation and encouragement, where men with online monikers like "Dino9x7" and "Soon2b9" will go to any length to get to any length.
Well, almost. They're rational men, after all. And those ads in the back of the magazines? Those late-night Enzyte TV spots that helped their parent company generate projected sales of $240 million last year? Hokum, says the Center for Science in the Public Interest. You simply cannot make your penis larger by taking a supplement (Enzyte parent company Berkeley Premiere Nutraceuticals knows that too, taking such claims off their ads.) Nor can you reliably do so through surgical means, says Dr. Gary J. Alter, a plastic surgeon based in Beverly Hills, Calif. Not unless you want what he describes as "penile distortion, fat nodules and lumps, and irregularity."
P.E. practitioners know all this, which is why they call what they do "natural" penis enlargement: no pills, no surgery, no snake oil. There might be a gray-market cottage industry riding the coattails of Cialis and Levitra, but P.E.ers want no part of it. In fact, many see these spam-fueled businesses as a stumbling block to their legitimate form of enlargement. "My biggest problem is dealing with all the other bullshit out there," says Salvini. "Having people see a clear line between what I'm doing, and pills and patches and all the other bullshit. We get tossed into that same pile, because people aren't educated enough to see that there's a difference."
Science hasn't done any research on PE:
Still, the P.E. movement has absolutely zero legitimacy in the eyes of science. No one in the American medical community has yet deigned to study P.E.; speaking softly and carrying a bigger stick is still folly. "The penis is a beautifully designed anatomical marvel that has evolved through millions of years," says Dr. J. Francois Eid, director of the Advanced Urological Care Center in New York. "It's immature, arrogant even, to think that we can do better." Making one's penis bigger through exercise, he says, is akin to making one's nose bigger through exercise -- and about as likely to happen.
The urologists at Boston University's Institute for Sexual Medicine refused even to comment on P.E. for this story. According to a spokesperson, "the topic is not to their liking." Dr. Ira Sharlip of the American Urological Association was willing to consider the possibilities. "Nobody knows the answer" to whether or not natural exercises could increase one's penis size, he said, "but I'd imagine that up to some reasonable limit the spongy tissue" -- more on this later -- "could expand." Even the most grudging concessions, though, come with a stern caveat: "I don't think you can conclude that [P.E. is] medically sound," Sharlip said, "just because there are numerous anecdotal experiences with it."
The foundation of PE exercises is jelqing:
When a healthy man becomes aroused, two spongy chambers known as corpora cavernosa expand with the flow of blood and press against a smooth-muscle sheath, the tunica albuginea. This is the determinant of penile girth. In P.E. theory, forcing blood into the corpora cavernosa will extend the tunica's capacity over time and ultimately enlarge the penis. So the old-school cornerstone of P.E. is an exercise known as jelqing: gripping the base of the partially erect penis with the thumb and forefinger in a tight OK sign, and pulling upward to the head. Milking yourself, in a sense. In conjunction with various stretching exercises that target the ligaments of the penis and the tunica, jelqing and its many variants form the foundation of a P.E. routine. (A typical beginning P.E. routine, as dictated by Mike Salvini, might include 300 jelqs a day.) According to "Luvdadus," a Southern physician and active P.E.er, such exercises take advantage of the regenerative properties of ligaments, muscles and tendons. "For there to be permanent lengthening," he says, "there has to be some breakage in the covalent bonds of the collagen." This takes a great deal of time; some men report gains in as little as a month, some slave over their penises for a year or more without seeing any significant progress.
Even weight-lifting used to be an insane concept until people popularized it for the masses:
But even weight lifting was dismissed once as the crazy pursuit of 98-pound weaklings. It needed a champion -- a Jack LaLanne, a Charles Atlas, a Joe Weider -- to codify it, package it, take it mainstream. Mike Salvini wants to be that man for P.E. "I feel like the world should know about it," he says. "It should be a clean, out-of-the-back-alley business."
Salvini even caught the attention of legendary porn star Ron Jeremy:
Mike dubbed himself Double Long Daddy for a purely literal reason: His flaccid penis is twice what it used to be. After seeing a picture of it online, the porn legend Ron Jeremy e-mailed him to see if he was interested in doing adult films. (He was not.) When I see Mike on his couch, legs crossed in such a confining way, I find it hard to believe he can sit down without causing himself immeasurable discomfort. He keeps his penis tucked between his legs and under a buttock. When he stands and bends to pick something up, I can glimpse it poking at the nylon of his shorts.
"Whenever we're out, women always stare at it," says Jen, with something approaching pride in her voice. Clearly, she is pleased with Mike's penis.
Clearly Double Long Daddy had the dedication necessary to get from 6.5 inches to 10.5 inches. He's nearly doubled his length. Penis enlargement is real. If you want it enough, you can do it too.
I got an email from a reader who was potentially going to purchase some penis enlargement pills that contained Yohimbe as one of the ingredients.
Yohimbe does indeed increase blood flow to the penis, and pills containing this ingredient are often sold to treat erectile dysfunction.
It was popular for a while but recently its many potential side effects have been made more public:
I urge all of you to read more about yohimbe before you buy pills containing it.
And FYI, ProSolution Pills do not contain yohimbe. If you're researching other brands of pills, be sure to look at the ingredients.
I am just a regular guy from New York City who wanted a larger penis.
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