Date: 11/23/2002

I am writing to you because I am devastated. I am 20 years and I have a huge problem with my penis. Huge is the operative word. Some would consider it a gift from above, but I don't. Here is the problem: 14 inches. It sounds unbelievable but it is very true, sir. It is a nightmare and I envy the ones who have a regular penis and strive to get an extra inch using your method. If I gain another inch, because I am still young, I will be devastated. Needless to say, my penis is not really functional. It points downward, say 4 or 5 o'clock and it's not very firm. I was considering an operation but I have heard that it could worsen my situation.

So what should I do? I can't have sex with someone and will never be able to. Is there a way I could shrink my penis and get it to be firm? I cannot take a shower in public, be naked with a girl and so on. I cannot stand it any longer. Help me, please.

Dr Lin’s Response:

I am deeply sorry to hear your problem. A penis larger than 8-9 inches cannot function properly during lovemaking. It won't have enough erection power due to insufficient cardiovascular support. Also, while it may be thick enough to hit all the vaginal erogenous zones, it is much too long to stimulate the G-spot and could be very painful when it hits the cervix and vaginal Posterior Fronix.

So let’s try and help you here. You can shrink your penis by cutting down your level of Testerone and DHT intake. Start by blocking the liver enzyme 5-alpha and reducing the testosterone level, this can lead to a significant drop of both testerone and DHT. Without testerone and DHT, your penis may possibly shrink down to 8-9 inches. Reducing the testosterone can be achieved by changing your diet to vegetarian or by reducing the intake of super-high proteins and animal products.

Changing a diet or nutrient intake can do wonders for growth, but you can also use it to shrink the penis. Stay on the look out for the DHT, and avoid it at all cost. I wish you luck. Don’t let your large penis define who you are as a person.

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