Creatine has made my dick bigger

I've been snorting it since I was a kid. Maybe that's why I have a GIANT cock!!!!

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(04-29-2019 02:15 AM)Kieran Wrote:  Science doesn't study it because there's no money in it because it's free, and it would be extremely difficult to set up a study that long term and have participants actually adhere to the workouts.

I don`t think it would be hard to set up a study. You don`t need a human model really. Rats would work fine I think. As for no money, certainly not all science is done with profit in mind. You could also sell services, like a program with professional guidance and safety testing included.

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@Johnnyvee

“So, like, what do you do for, like, work and stuff?”

“Oh, I jerk off rats to see if their little rat dicks’ll get bigger... For science...”

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(04-29-2019 06:25 PM)ThriceLazarus Wrote:  @Johnnyvee

“So, like, what do you do for, like, work and stuff?”

“Oh, I jerk off rats to see if their little rat dicks’ll get bigger... For science...”

Gotta we willing to stretch a little, to get the hard evidence.

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Losing weight made my dick look awesome. I'm 6'3" and when fat it looked mediocre but now it's proportional, I think the fat pad costed me about 3/4 of an inch.[/php]

As others mentioned vasodilators make it harder. I like l-arginine and l-citrulline. I sometimes pop a Cialis to make my bulge look better. Cialis is the bomb because it lasts all day.

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(04-29-2019 02:15 AM)Kieran Wrote:  Science doesn't study it because there's no money in it because it's free, and it would be extremely difficult to set up a study that long term and have participants actually adhere to the workouts.

Really? Scientists - and not random strangers on the internet or commercial websites selling dick enlargement programs - saying "this might make your dick grow an inch or two" would have a hard time finding subjects who could commit for a few months?
Hard to believe.

I've also always been skeptical about the rumors of penis enlargement methods in general, since it seems exceedingly difficult to find anything that's not purely anecdotal. And while I would like to believe there are plenty of strangers telling the truth on internet forums - and there may be - I simply have no way of knowing, because there certainly are a whole lot of people who are full of shit, sometimes for no apparent reason at all other than perhaps their own self image. Online and elsewhere.
I think the closest thing I've ever happened across regarding actual medical opinions of penis enlargement was a doctor saying that even surgery barely does much, as it just detaches... I forget the technical details, it was years ago I read it... the pubic bone or something, making the penis appear slightly longer (on the other hand they can turn a penis into a vagina and vice versa for transgender operations, so it almost seems strange that they shouldn't be able to add a bit extra by now).

Penis size is reportedly one of the most common worries among men - I would think there would be more actual evidence for any functioning methods for adding some extra length or girth. And I'm sure the medical industry could find ways to monetize that - like they do with other types of "enhancement" surgeries - if that was what's supposedly stopping them.
But then I'm skeptical of anecdotes in general. And a decade or two and too many women past worrying about my own size. It's supposedly adequate. But I should probably double up the creatine and zinc... just in case my cock is a previously undiscovered medical miracle.

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Why don't you just try it for yourself then? 10 minutes 4-5 times a week of jelqing for about 3 months should be enough to see some results. I got nearly an inch in length from just that. Girth came much slower though.

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(05-08-2019 05:40 AM)Kieran Wrote:  Why don't you just try it for yourself then? 10 minutes 4-5 times a week of jelqing for about 3 months should be enough to see some results. I got nearly an inch in length from just that. Girth came much slower though.

From what I've read about the potential risks if you do it too much or with too much pressure - and I'm sure there's no one-size-fits-all (pun intended?) program for everyone - I think I will just settle for what nature gave me.
It may work - countless internet anecdotes say it does, virtually all medical professionals (the ones who have bothered commenting on the matter) seem to say it doesn't and at best you're merely stimulating blood flow (which could certainly be a benefit of its own) - so good on you if it does.

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