How Penis Enlargement
Works
The penis contains three major chambers which fill with blood during an erection.
There are two Corpora Cavernosa and one Corpus Spongiosum.
The Corpora Cavernosa are the two bodies of erectile tissue
on each side of the penis. The tip of the penis is called
the glands and is continuous with the distal most portion
of the Corpus Spongiosum. The glands changes in size accordingly
with the penis during erection. These three chambers are surrounded
by thin ligaments that prevent over distention of the chambers,
and hence, the penis. In addition, fibrous extensions of these
ligaments create a sheet that surround the penis and its chambers
and are ultimately responsible for the "stiffness"
of erection when filled. Two more ligaments connect your penis
to the pubic bone, these are suspendatory ligaments.
This means that, erect penis size is limited by two main
factors. The first is the penile chamber size and the second
is the extent to which the Corpora Cavernosa and surrounding
fibrous sheets (fascia) can be stretched. The penile filling
chambers (Corpora Cavernosa and the Corpus Spongiosum) are
merely a collection of "inflatable" blood vessels
which become engorged with blood during an erection. This
occurs by the opening and closing of tiny "valves."
Normally, at rest, both valves are open and
allow for the unimpeded flow of blood through the filling chambers.
When you are sexually aroused, your brain releases a hormone
causing blood to enter the penis and fill your erectile tissue
(Corpora Cavernosa), because the entrance valves remain open
and the exit valves begin to partially close. The cells in the
Corpora Cavernosa are filled with blood, filling and distending
the chambers and eventually enlarging the penis, until an erection
is achieved.
Your penis is a unique physical organ just
like other organs of the human body, such as skeletal muscle
or brain. As with moth organs in the body, the more that they
are used and conditioned, the better they work. Your penis needs
to be trained in the same manner as a world class weight lifter
would train, and what all penis enlargement programs do, is to
train the penis, one way or another.
How Penis Enlargement Pills Work
The basis behind pills is that your penis
needs to be trained in the same manner as a world class weight
lifter would train. There is no way they could be as big and
strong as they are without the use of supplements. These supplements
are what pills provide. One thing to remember though, is not
all pills are the same. There are a lot of people selling penis
pills from their basement. They buy pills cheap and resell them.
They offer next to no support, and usually make extra money of
shipping them. These products aren't reviewed here, as they are
usually just re-labeled products from one of the the products
here. The same thing goes for Penis Exercise sites, some companies
just release the same material under multiple domains.
The supplements that are found in the pills
vary from product to product, but all products claim to do some
or all of the following:
- bigger, harder, longer, thicker erections
- rock hard erections
- more frequent and longer lasting erections
- a longer, thicker, larger flaccid penis
- much better control and mastery of your sex life
- more powerful, intense orgasms
- no more premature ejaculations
- longer ejaculation times and larger ejaculate volume
- permanent growth, safely and without pain
- correct mild erectile dysfunction
- an overall improvement in your sexual health
- a widespread feeling of youth and vigor
- increased sexual desire
- increased sexual attraction
- substantially increased sexual pleasure
- strengthens and tones the sexual glands
- increases blood circulation to the genitals
- supports the healthy production of the sex hormones
- restores the nervous system to treat stressor and anxiety
- increased stamina and sex drive by increasing cardiovascular
power and improving circulation
I would recommend that anyone with
concerns about any of the ingredients contained in any of
the products on this site do a thorough search of the FDA
website, or contact the FDA, or your country's equivalent.
Most importanly consult your doctor before taking any medication.
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