Penis Enlargement Studies, Science & Photos – Supporting Evidence

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I’ve increased my penis size with manual enlargement exercises, as have the men I learned PE from, as have the thousands of men who’ve learned the techniques from me.

So I know it works…

But up until now, unfortunately, science unfortunately hasn’t performed any large scale, serious studies on manual penis enlargement techniques.

And while I even know of a couple actual doctors who do manual penis enlargement — including one who would brag about being the largest on the nude beach he’d frequent — you’re not going to find any strong, public medical approval of penis enlargement… at least not anytime soon.

BUT!…

When it comes to science supporting penis enlargement, there are some studies, surveys and actual penis enlargement photos (before-and-after) showing that you can enlarge the penis, and without injury, that should hopefully give you enough confidence in the techniques to try out for yourself.

I’d say the before and after photo will be the most convincing, but worth hearing out the few penis enlargement studies and related info that supports PE.

Survey of 545 Men And Their Natural Penis Enlargement Results

Back in 2008, a survey of 545 men was carried out on the now defunct AdvancedSurvey.com.

I emailed the results of the study to myself, and have kept them in my records:

  • Top gainers were able to gain 1 inch in length and half an inch in extra girth in 3 months of performing the exercises
  • Out of the 545 men, only 7 felt that penis enlargement exercises did not work
  • Men who ejaculated less gained more
  • The majority of men experienced stronger and harder erections
  • The amount of time put in correlated to gains made

While surveys are not without their flaws, and this would been better in a more controlled setting, seeing repeating results in a large group is indeed strong anecdotal evidence.

Penis Enlargement Studies Showing Size Gains Are Possible with An Extension Device

In a 2011 study published in the Journal Of Sexual Medicine, after 3 months of wearing an extension device for several hours a day, men showed a permanent increase in flaccid penis size of 1.7 centimeters (0.66 inch), and a permanent increase in erect size of the same increase (1.7 centimeters or 0.66 inch). The glans (penis head) showed a slight increase in size, as well.

A 2009 study published in the British Journal of Urology had similar findings, only with a larger flaccid gain of nearly an inch at the end of the study period.

The results of these penis enlargement studies show that the enlargement of the penis is possible, but in my option, due to the results after so much hard work, I find extension devices to not be a good penis enlargement method, especially with such a heavy investment in time.

I gained about that much size in my first couple months of applying the manual penis enlargement exercises, and that was only for a few minutes a day, 4 or 5 times a week.

With manual techniques, you can add more force to the tunica and ligaments, and pull in different directions, which is very important, as opposed to an extension device that just stretches out straight forward. With manual techniques, you can also add girth, and extension / traction devices lack in that area.

Study On Heat And Elongation Of Collagenous Tissue

penis enlargement studyWhile not a penis, this study shows some interesting effect on how heat, and applying force, leads to permanent elongation of collagenous tissue (our penis is made up of collagenous tissue).

While a rat’s tail is not a penis, it’s still quite interesting.

From the study:

“The data showed that the low force, long duration procedure was very effective at producing residual elongation. Elevating tissue temperature and maintaining it prior to applying force was found to cause significantly less damage; and finally, the lower loads applied at elevated temperatures for prolonged periods were found to produce significantly greater residual elongation.”

Before you freak out at the word damage, just know, when you are lifting weights, you are “damaging” your muscles, and they heal in a larger state.

This study also shows the importance of warming up before (and during) your penis enlargement exercises… it’s not just for injury prevention, but actually leads to greater gains.

Penis Enlargement Photos Proving That PE Works

One of the strongest pieces of evidence for me, when I was gaining faith in penis enlargement, were personal testimonials from men, along with the accompanying before-and-after photos showing their results.

SEEING, with your own eyes, a penis that has been enlarged, is powerful proof that penis enlargement works.

Men who’ve read my guide have sent me before-and-after photos showing the gains they made, and I’ve collected them all on one .pdf file. Some men have gained some serious size.

I won’t post them on my site, as Google could possibly categorize my site as adult/porn. To see these photos, send me an email to [email protected] with “Photo Proof” in the subject line, and I’ll reply with the .pdf attached.

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You can build up faith in confidence in penis enlargement with these studies and photos, but in the end, penis enlargement requires a leap of faith more than anything. Warm up, don’t overdo it, and you won’t injure yourself… your penis is FAR more resilient than you think it is.

Not until you put that ruler up next to your penis, and see a measurably larger erection, will the doubt be completely removed from your mind.

If interested in penis enlargement, give it a shot. I’ve been researching on it, and performing it, for many years now… for more information, see here: How To Make Your Penis Bigger

Have a good one!

-David Carreras aka Mr. Manpower
Mr. Manpower’s Guide to
Overall Manhood Enhancement
The Ultimate Sex Guide for Men… “male potency without drugs”
www.MisterManpower.net

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Comments 3 Responses to Penis Enlargement Studies, Science & Photos – Supporting Evidence

  1. Gravatar Jerry Stirtz says:

    I have practiced PE for 30 or more years and it works. I am 88. Thank you for your informing articles. Jerry

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