The only thing that could possibly work is direct intracavernosal injection of Humatrope, the common brand name for human growth hormone, but genital acromegaly may be a side effect.

Edited by - luke hanson on 7/10/2004 12:01:37 PM

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Somewhere counting the hours until the missus gets home

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Myk

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Anyway, I'd have to get specially built pants if mine were any bigger...don't see what the point would be, unless I wanted to have sex with someone in the next room...

Myk

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SNP.

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Avoid them like the plague. GaySatyr has said it many time so I'll just repeat what he has said. The only success those pills have is to lighten your wallet.

DenverDon

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I have a buddy who bought them and he didn't notice a damn thing so I would steer clear of them. But if there's a flavor you really love then sure try some!

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If you study bone anatomy there is a process wherein the ends of the bones calcify and thus harden, preventing further elongation. This process is called ossification-the completion or closing time of the epiphyseal plates which is the correct term for bone ends. This occurs around 17-20 years of age in most humans. It has long been rumored that in some countries female gymnasts are given drugs to accelerate the ossification process to prevent them from growing to normal size.

Synthesized Hgh has a long track record of latching onto androgen receptors and inducing anabolic (building) results inclusive of accelerating tissue regeneration after injury including tendon repair, as well as increasing muscle mass. This is anecdotally evidenced by the fact that most professional body builders regular cycle HgH and IGF (insulin growth factor) in addition to other synthesized testosterone cypionate variations as a means of building muscle mass. One of the potential side effects of Hgh is varying degrees of acromegaly as well as what body “builders call growth hormone gut” which in some individuals the Hgh causes their internal organs to also grow.

ItalianStallion, to answer your question, yes, I am in the biz.....I produce and act in classy sensual gonzo POV shoots.

Edited by - luke hanson on 7/11/2004 12:29:03 AM

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The reference was to acromegally, which is an effect on the bones. Nothing more.

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Also, we know from penile anatomy that it consists fo the corporaspongiosm, corpora cavernosa and muscle tissues within the cavernosum called trabecular smooth muscle. It is the smooth muscle that causes a reduction of outflow of the blood, hence the sporting of major wood.

Edited by - luke hanson on 7/11/2004 4:00:29 PM

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Ronnie must have used more hgh than most people living (especially judging by his gut when relaxed) but it doesn't seem to have had quite the same effect on his cock than on the rest of his physique.

SNP.

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There are only three methods (other than, compliments of your ancestry, your own genetics) by which penis size is influenced:

• Plastic surgery - expensive, usually successful in terms of appearance, and often unsuccessful in terms of scar tissue and complications limiting your ability to function normally.
• The penis pump - a marital aid or sex toy used for masturbation whose operation is based on exposing your penis to a vacuum in a cylinder somewhat larger than your normal erection. Unfortunately, the resulting engorgement often causes ruptures in the corpora cavernosa and corpus spongiosum - resulting in permanent disfiguration and often accompanied by diminished function
• Jelquing - a method whereby the penis is "milked" over a period of many months - even years - which has no clinically documented success although anecdotal success is widespread. At least, jelquing appears to be relatively harmless and it's free. Your results may vary.

• The corpulent among us might consider this as additional incentive to lose a few pounds: A man overweight in the range of 25-33% may have as much as 20% of his penile length obscured by fatty tissues.
• Exercise, while not actually lengthening your penis, can both reduce weight - affording greater exposure of your asset - and increase stamina - enhancing your erection abilities.

~ GaySatyr

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He has to have a big dick. He just does. You can't convince me otherwise. IT WORKS. IT WORKS. IT WORKS.

It does, doesn't it? If it doesn't, does anyone know what I can do with 3 cases of this stuff????

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HGH increases Striated muscle. Those are the voluntary muscles. Might also affect cardiac muscle. Doesn't affect smooth muscle. Thank god. Otherwise you wouldn't breathe or pee.

Myk

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Yeah...that's the ticket, it was a joke.

Edited by - Bill on 7/11/2004 11:36:35 PM

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Your sarcastic response exposes you for not properly reading the posts. Rather then a physiology class for me, perhaps a basic reading and comprehension course might assist you.

If you actually read the post, he stated there was no muscle in the penis, and I posted what type of muscle was there. That was the issue, not whether Hgh could bind to the smooth muscle receptors and effect growth.

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Back on topic,no,these pill's are just bullshit.

Edited by - Siciliano_Sausage on 7/12/2004 1:24:00 AM

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I work out regularly, and one of the supplements I use is called TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS. Several nutrition brands make this product. It IS all natural. It raises your testosterone level, and causes more blood flow, ESPECIALLY in your genitals. This is a medical fact, and I can attest to it.

Now we are not talking an inch in growth, but it makes a very noticeable difference, particularly in girth. The veins start to kick out WAY more and your erection becomes ridiculously hard. Even if your completely healthy, and have no erectile dysfunctions and you don't think you could possibly get harder... Well guess what? You can. You will also be able to have way more powerful orgasms, and "shoot" a hell of a+lot more. Not quite Peter North, but you get the picture.

This will last for as long as you take it, too. But when you stop, so will the achievements. It's also relatively cheap at about $15 to $20 for a months worth.

No, I don't own stock in this company. But for realistic goals, this stuff truly works. You guys should give it a shot.

Edited by - DIAMOND DOG on 7/17/2004 3:20:54 AM

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There is not one single legitimately-documented source for the supposedly aphrodisiac and/or erectile-enhancing qualities of this plant. Every single source in the literature is either apocryphal or a testimonial with pseudo-documentation by a manufacturer or marketer of the plant or pills and/or capsules derived from it.

Don't waste your money.

~ GaySatyr

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Here's a link. Scroll to the bottom of the page for info. about it.

I always screw up these url things. Hopefully this will link.

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I can only attest to my experience. I was skeptical as well. But it works for me. I noticed a real difference, and I'm not one of these people who wills something so bad that I see things that are not there. I've been taking it for a little over six months. It's the only supplement I take. Besides my dick, I have one clear cut piece of proof of it at+least raising testosterone. And that's my facial hair. Areas I couldn't fill in my beard line are now completely full. So depending on the person, this may or may not be considered a side effect. it's not for me.

But anyway, to each his own. I tried to state no miracles would be seen, but I'm sure you may see some results. Every persons body is different. Besides, for $15 bucks, your not going to lose your home over it, so just give it a try!

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www.pridepenis.co.uk

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