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Human Growth Hormone and Your Penis

§ May 31st, 2009 § Filed under Male Enhancement Info § Tagged Human Growth Hormone, increase the size of your penis, male inadequacy, Penis growth, Penis growth and HGH Therapy, Penis size § No Comments

There has been a lot of talk lately about whether or not using Human Growth Hormone (HGH) will increase the size of your penis. Lately, men have been seeking all sorts of methods for male enhancement as male inadequacy had become a billion dollar business.

Penis size is determined by genetics. The size of the penis changes during puberty. Penis growth starts between the ages of about 10 to 14 years of age, although some boys are younger, some older. The testicles begin to enlarge first and hair grows in the pubic region. The penis grows in length first and girth slightly later. Teenagers have to wait one or two years after they have stopped growing in height before they will be able to know their final penis size.

Penis growth and HGH Therapy has been debated by many in the medical community and those who are associated with body building and other health related fields. It is not proven that HGH will grow a man’s penis. Human Growth Hormone does help produce testosterone  and increase natural testosterone when a person has lost his natural testosterone. This increased amount of testosterone is said to help the flow of blood to the penis, thus engorging the blood channels in the penis, which could produce a harder and larger erection. Some studies have shown that HGH can help someone gain natural male enhancement as long as they are within puberty.

But there is still much debate on whether or not HGH can help a person who is past puberty in growing a larger penis. The medical community is currently debating on how HGH benefits anti-aging. Many doctors believe that Human Growth Hormone benefits adults and children who are suffering from certain diseases. And there are some doctors who believe HGH benefits the aging process by slowing down aging, increasing strength and virility, renewing energy and producing an all-around well being.

It’s important to remember, though, that these statements on the Human Growth Hormone benefits of anti-aging have not been proven to be true, and obtaining HGH online, without a doctor’s assistance, could be dangerous.

A recent study found that these side effects include a movement toward diabetes and pre-diabetic conditions. Other HGH side effects that have been discovered are swelling, carpal tunnel syndrome, and the formation of breasts in men — a condition known as gynecomastia.

You should never take HGH without a doctor’s approval. If you do suffer from issues of male inadequacy, consult a therapist or a physician before spending money on products and solutions that have no proven effects.

Male Enhancement Truths

§ May 26th, 2009 § Filed under Male Enhancement Info § Tagged FastSize Extender, male enhancement products, methods of male enhancement., penis enlargement § No Comments

Do male enhancement products really work? The truth is that many male enhancement companies are trying to sell products that do not work, and these so called penis enlargement products have actually been known to cause harmful side effects such as high blood pressure, paralysis, and have caused blood vessels to burst in the penis.

Many men have gone through the maddening, time consuming, and sometimes even hazardous process of using any of the various male enhancement products that are available to them, only to be disappointed. Is there any way that you can avoid this?

Why not find out what results others have experienced so that you will know what works and what does not? This will keep you from going through a similar hopeless experience.

From WebMD:

Richard, a mechanic from upstate New York, is a muscular, athletic guy. He has a loving wife who has always enjoyed their sex life. But ever since he was a young boy, Richard couldn’t get over the feeling that his penis was too small. In public bathrooms, he’d use the handicapped stall. He felt embarrassed in gym locker rooms and when standing naked before his wife. “I didn’t feel manly enough,” he tells WebMD.

Then, in the back of a weightlifting magazine, he saw an ad for the FastSize Extender, a device that claims to make the penis longer and fatter through traction. Richard began wearing the device almost eight hours a day, every day. He was shocked to notice a difference within a few days. After four months of wearing the device, he says his flaccid penis has stretched from 3 inches to over 5 inches; erect, he has gone from less than 6 inches to over 7 inches. The device cost $298, but Richard says the effect on his self-confidence has been priceless: “It made a world of difference to me.”

The FastSize Extender, though not extensively tested, has received some validation from mainstream medical sources. But that makes it a true rarity among the nonprescription methods of male enhancement. Most are a waste of money, and some are downright dangerous, doctors say.

There is a lot of information on male enhancement and penis enlargement out there and it is best to do the research before you buy any of these products.