Penis Enlargement

How Does Male Extra™ Work?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 06 Dec 2017 20:04:00 +0000

Satisfying sex – for both you and your partner – relies on a good, hard, long-lasting erection. And a good, hard, long-lasting erection relies on blood flow. Male Extra™ uses a powerful fusion of proven natural ingredients to help increase the size, hardness and sustainability of your erections by increasing blood flow to your penis.
During an erection, the tissues in your penis fill with blood. The more blood these tissues hold, the bigger and harder your penis becomes. Male Extra™ expands the blood vessels leading to the erectile tissues in your penis, increasing the flow of blood to them when you have an erection. This increase in blood flow to your penis gives you bigger, harder, longer lasting erections, and enables you to experience stronger, more intense orgasms.

That’s not all. Improved blood flow also means oxygen and nutrients are delivered much more quickly to your cells, delaying fatigue and boosting your stamina during sex. With Male Extra™ you can give your partner what they really want with rock-hard erections and all night staying power.

SizeGenetics 16 Way Comfort

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 22 Sep 2017 16:09:00 +0000

The SizeGenetics 16 way MDA comfort system is one of the many features that sets this device apart from its competitors. It is important to always bear in mind that the key to successful results is consistent usage over a prolonged period of time. The device itself, by virtue of its function, is relatively cumbersome and is placed in one of the most sensitive areas of the human body. Not enough can be said about ensuring user comfort and safety during the application of penile elongation devices. SizeGenetics, with its 16 way comfort system, goes further than any other market alternative in its bid to ensure successful elongation with the minimum possible user discomfort. Users will always find that this is a massive perk of the product.

The accessories specifically designed for maximum user comfort include a soft silicon noose which adapts to the contour of the corona as is pushes the glans away from the body, a highly pliable comfort strap which can be used instead of the silicon noose to fasten the glans, a protection pad which cushions the areas of contact between the noose or strap and the penis head, a latex cover to further protect the very sensitive penis head against irritation, and a recently developed Protech matt strap to reduce the possibility of your penis slipping out of the device.

The MDA, or Multi Directional Angling, component of the SizeGenetics comfort patent represents the company’s formidable effort in ensuring that the extender can accommodate the many combinations of penis direction and curvature that the human body can generate.

The full kit also includes a moisturiser cream which is applied to the penis after removing the device to remedy any eventual drying and irritation to the penis caused by prolonged use. Another product supplied by SizeGenetics in their kit is a dry traction powder which is useful for preventing the penis from slipping out of the device. To round off the kit, an instructional DVD is supplied, which visually explains everything the user needs to know about applying the device in its various configurations, and how to apply the cream and powder for maximum effect.

It is important to remember that while the human anatomy may be described statistically in terms of means and averages, individually speaking, no two penises are ever identical. This implies that a device which may be perfectly suitable for one user, may cause severe discomfort in another. Only a device which makes every possible effort to conform to the exact shape of individual penises can offer the best guarantee for an acceptable user experience over time. The SizeGenetics extender is not the cheapest product on the market, and this is especially true if one considers the numerous imitations around, but with its sophisticated system of integrated accessories aimed at handling the penis with utmost delicacy, and the multitude of pivoting and rotational junctions, this extender stands out as perhaps the most comfortable and versatile example on the market today.

Understanding the human penis

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 22 Sep 2017 16:05:00 +0000

The structure and function of penis made incredibly simple

Introduction

Penis is the external male sex organ used to copulate and ejaculate semen and to convey urine outside the body. The penis is the counterpart of the clitoris in the female. In Latin, the word "penis" originally meant "a tail." The Latin "penis" is related to the verb pendere meaning "to hang down."

The penis is a wonder of nature, a pleasure receptor so perfect it has no doubt inspired many of the myths of man due to its seeming intelligent design. It is, at times, remarkably sensitive and protuberant, and at others durable and discreet.

Structure of penis

a) Glans: The head of the penis is normally shiny and supple. It is the highly innervated and sensitive homologue to the female clitoris. The glans is really an internal organ except during sexual arousal, when it emerges from the prepuce. The surface of the glans is not skin, but mucous membrane, like the inside of the lips. In circumcised men, the mucous membrane becomes keratinized; which is to say dried, thickened, and insensitive - in a word, calloused.

The ridge where the glans blends with the shaft of the penis is called the corona. Even in circumcised men, the corona is very sensitive, if not ticklish, during arousal.

b) Frenulum: The frenulum is a very elastic connective tissue joining the ventral (under) side of the glans to the skin tube. During arousal the frenulum is so sensitive that persistent light flicking of only this area is sufficient to bring most men to orgasm. After arousal subsides, the frenulum pulls the prepuce skin back into place over the glans, protecting the glans from the drying effects of air and whatever the penis might come into contact with (clothing, bedding).

c) Inner Skin: Just below the corona is a region known is the inner skin or pink skin. Like the glans, this area only sees daylight during arousal, and is protected by the skin tube at other times. In the circumcised penis, more than half of the pink skin is typically removed.

The pink skin has sebaceous glands which exude natural emollients. These fight bacteria and keep the skin soft and sensitive. When combined with dead skin cells, the emollients make up a natural compound known as smegma. Smegma can be rinsed away with clear water (not soap - avoid dissolving the protective emollients) if desired. It has a musky aroma, not dis-similar to that associated with female genitalia. If any type of cleanser is to be used it should be a non-soap liquid like Cetaphil.

d) Skin Tube: The main shaft of the penis is covered by a folded tube of skin. This area is less sensitive than the pink skin. In a circumcised man, the base of the shaft area includes hair-bearing skin that would have otherwise been on the scrotum or pubic mound. Hairiness migrates up the shaft due to a lifetime of tension from erections. Intact men have no coarse hairs on the penis shaft.

e) Prepuce: The prepuce is the portion of inner and outer skin that covers the glans. Also known as the foreskin, this (along with most of the frenulum typically) is what is removed in circumcision. The leading edge of the prepuce where it folds back contains specialized nerve receptors, sometimes called J-cells that respond to being straightened.

f) Erectile Tissue: Within the shaft of the penis are three chambers of erectile tissue that engorge with blood during arousal. These are rooted deep within the body, so that the true length of the penis is a few inches more than what is seen externally.

g) Urethra: The urethra is the duct that carries urine and semen from the body. It runs just under the frenulum, and this area (about an inch down from the glans) is (in not everyone's opinion) the male homologue to the G-Spot. Just as in the female G-spot, the urinary ductwork is present, and just as in the female it responds to a deep kneading stimulation, but only at a moment of very thorough arousal.

Function of penis

The functions of penis can be divided into two main types:

Penis acts as a source or passageway to expel the unwanted wastes out of the body in the form of urine.
Penis acts as the key reproductive organ or genital in males and hence is responsible for procreation.
Other secondary functions of penis include an important factor in achieving sexual and psychological satisfaction, pleasure and social well being.

Speaking of its function (or physiology), your penis is made up of 3 main areas, 2 large chambers on the top (The technical term for this is the Corpora Cavernosa) and 1 smaller chamber on the bottom (the Corpus Spongiosum).

When you gain an erection your penis fills with blood, filling these three chambers. The Corpus Spongiosum is the chamber used mainly when you urinate and ejaculate. The Corpora Cavernosa however, is the main blood holding chamber of the penis. This is where 90% of all blood is retained each and every time you gain an erection.

Understanding erection of the penis

The penis does not contain any bones or muscle but is made up of soft, spongy tissue that is full of blood vessels and lots of nerves. When a man is sexually excited, these vessels fill with blood. This causes the penis to enlarge and stiffen, which is called an erection. When semen comes out of the penis it is called ejaculation.

Erection is achieved by filling the two Corpora Cavernosa chambers with blood. Unlike some other mammals, humans have to rely instead on engorgement with blood to reach erection. When the erection is triggered by sexual stimulation, the arteries that bring blood to the penis dilate in order to increase blood flow. The sponge-like Corpora Cavernosa fills up with blood, which makes the penis stiff. The stiffer tissues constrict the veins that carry blood away from the penis in order to maintain the erection.

The three states of penis

Based on its existing state or condition, a penis, at a time, can have one of the following three states:

Flaccid penis: A flaccid penis is one that is unstimulated or not aroused, and would be seen when the man is in the normal position.

Flaccid stretched penis: A flaccid stretched penis is when the flaccid penis is pulled to its maximal distance.

Erect penis: An erect penis is one that is maximally stimulated, either through visual, tactile or pharmaceutical manipulation.

How to measure the length of your penis?

Here is the simplest and easiest way to measure your penis at home. After obtaining an erection, angle your penis down until it is parallel to the floor. Set your ruler or measurement tape against your pubic bone just above the base of the penis, and measure to the tip. This will be the average length of your penis in erect state.

What are Penis Extenders?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 22 Sep 2017 15:56:00 +0000

What are Penis Extenders?

Penis extenders are mechanical devices that are attached to the penis and manually adjusted in order to apply a consistent tractive force which gradually extends the penis. The idea behind these devices does not represent any radical biological or medical concept, and can be likened to the corrective action of the braces on our teeth. Used correctly and according to doctors’ and manufacturers’ instructions, these simple devices should not have any adverse effects on the user and can normally ensure an increase in penis length in the order of 25 mm. If you have never seen one, you can imagine miniature versions of a silicon gun without the trigger, or a leg brace.

Generally speaking, there are two rings which fit on to the penis at the base and at the head, or glans. The base ring is usually the most rudimentary component as it simply serves as a buttress and guide ring; it is often made of plastic. Better manufacturers add value and sophistication to the base ring by using a moulded piece which conforms to the pelvic region around the base of the penis for added comfort, and they also allow for limited device rotation or inclination, again to better conform to the differing shapes of individuals’ penises.

The head assembly is also a ring, but is usually far more sophisticated. This section has the rather delicate task of holding the head of the penis as it is being gently pushed away from the body. As you may well imagine, prolonged use of alien objects around this very sensitive area of the penis can lead to severe irritation and discomfort. This is why the more serious market providers go to many lengths to reduce any associated trauma.

The head ring mainly consists of a semi-circular cradle on the ventral- or under-side of the glans, and a noose or strap which circles around the corona and is fastened to the cradle, thus holding the penis head in place. A layer of padding or foam is usually placed between the fastener and the glans to buffer the contact area.

Connecting the two rings are the longitudinal rods which are adjustable in two ways: the first adjustment is to conform to the length of the penis and is generally resolved by supplying rods of different lengths, or segments which can be added or subtracted to create the desired length; the second adjustment involves a fine-tuning mechanism to adjust the pressure exerted on the penis, this can be achieved via threaded sections which allow extension or contraction of the rods via axial rotation. The rods usually have springs in order to maintain a constant tractive force even after inevitable shifting and movement.

Perhaps the single most important aspect of penis extenders is their safety. While there have been cases reported of tissue damage and burst blood vessels, these are commonly associated with misuse and accidents. Penis extenders are static devices with no electrical or motorised components and users have absolutely no need to ingest dubious pills or syrups to induce penis augmentation.

What Should I Use for Penis Enlargement?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 22 Sep 2017 15:49:00 +0000

The oldest known technique for penis enlargement is the Jelq technique, which is said to have been developed in ancient times in the Middle East. Jelqing involves putting pressure with your thumb and index finger around the base of your penis when it is not erect, and gently pushing downwards towards the glans in a milking motion while maintaining the same initial pressure, effectively forcing blood through around the vessels at elevated pressures. Biologically speaking, the added pressure causes minor lacerations in the blood vessels, which in turn invokes regenerative responses that ultimately lead to larger vascular circuitry and increased penis dimensions.

Surgical methods (yes, you are wincing as I am) for penile enlargement include severing the ligament that connects the penis to the pelvis, reconnecting the front of the scrotum further back down the shaft of the penis, and the use of fatty implants to widen the penis. The drawbacks and risks regarding surgical procedures, including infection, impotency and deformation, are almost unanimously regarded by the medical community as far outweighing any benefit, and are thus never condoned by respectable practitioners.

Two very simple and sensible techniques that do not require surgery and can do you no harm are shaving the hair around you penis and trimming some of the fat off your belly. Both techniques, of course, have nothing to do with enlarging your penis, but they do aid in the perception of a larger penis as both hair and fat have a habit of encroaching onto the shaft and thus hiding its true length.

Penis pumps employ another strategy whereby vacuum pressure is used to draw blood into the penis. This method is considered a legitimate medical procedure to combat temporary impotence and Peyronie's disease, which can shorten the penis and cause unnatural curvature. Unfortunately, this procedure has little or no effect when it comes to sustained penis enlargement, and overly zealous attempts to promote enlargement with excessive vacuum pressure has often led to rather counterproductive outcomes such as the bursting of blood vessels and blistering of the skin.

With the development that has gone into penis elongation devices over almost two decades now, there really is little question as to which solution to choose when it comes to making your penis bigger. When considering all the factors including time, cost, safety, efficacy and convenience, the other methods simply do not come close to penis extenders. There is no denying that these devices have their downsides and shortcomings; extenders can cause cuts, abrasions and skin reactions, they can be uncomfortable and require constant adjustment, they are certainly not without cost and can cause considerable embarrassment if a user is caught unawares while wearing it.

When considering the alternatives, however, traction extenders have many advantages, with the most singular being that they actually do increase the length of the penis. Extenders are big business nowadays and there are numerous forums, blogs, web sites and videos expunging the myths surrounding these devices and hailing their virtues. So, if you’re really serious about making your penis bigger, do your research, make sure you can dedicate the time and effort, and then, by all means, take the plunge.