Every man wants a bigger penis. Well, almost everybody. Research shows that as many as 90 percent of men remain unhappy with the size of their penises. Unfortunately, this obsession with penile growth spawns bad ideas, which include dangerous myths about improving length and girth. So before you “take the matter into your own hands,” forget all of the urban legends and untruths, lest you may find yourself squatting naked over a lit candle with a pair of pliers in one hand and a jar of honey in the other.
These types of practices are relatively safe in moderation, but as Healthline notes, such efforts can yield long-term damage if done in excess, and they haven't actually proved to promote significant penile growth. So it's probably best to save the stretching for yoga class, and give your penis a rest.
So-called vacuum pumps demonstrate little evidence that they promote significant size increases; evidence does support a bevy of tissue damage that cripples your erections from excessive use. And what's the point of having a bigger hose if you can't use it to put out fires?
This is an increasingly popular means of enlargement. When used properly, clamps may yield slight growth, but you're not likely to experience significant, long-term growth, and then of course, there's the risk of permanent tissue damage from suppressed blood flow. But hey, you said you wanted a bigger penis.
Over-masturbation depletes your HGH (which is necessary for producing penile tissue) and causes penile scarring, which inhibits blood flow. If masturbation suppression isn't enough, herbal remedies can restore and increase hormones like testosterone, HGH and DHEA. Finally, remember that size is only one piece of the puzzle. If you let it become an obsession, that's going to hurt your sex life far more than any lack of girth.
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