With weight training at the gym? Not permanent.Įver see someone "go out of shape"? They essentially lose all their muscle from not working out in a long time.īut that's only in the case of hypertrophy, not hyperplasia. The best thing about cell hyperplasia is that the results are essentially permanent. Hyerplasia: The Steps that a cell undergoes to divide and multiply.
In the case of cell hyperplasia, the micro tears are filled in with more cells so you gain real, visual, physical size by simply having more cells in your penile tissue. The main difference between the two is that in cell hypertrophy, each individual tissue cell grows bigger and the result is more visual size. With penis stretching, it's called hyperplasia.Ĭultural earlobe stretching results are proof of tissue size gain through hyperplasia. With weight training it's called hypertrophy. This is almost exactly like conventional bodybuilding (weight training). Your body's natural response to micro-tears is to heal and repair itself bigger and stronger. You're creating small disruptions in your penile tissue called micro-tears. Increasing penis length is fairly straightforward.Īll you really have to do is train by stretching it.Īll these methods "stretch" the penis to train it.įirst we're going to explain why it works. Not to mention it's becoming exceedingly popular all around the world. Oh, did I mention that these methods are all-natural (as backed up by scientific evidence within the past decade) and extremely cost effective? When we're talking about penis enlargement we mean, on average, 1.5 inches and for every guy and a strong potential of up to two inches gained in their lifetime. However, a 3/4 inch gain or even 1 inch is completely possible. In fact, we'll as far as to say that a 5 inch gain is impossible. We're not talking about 3 or 5 inch length and girth gains. What if I told you it was 100% possible to increase your penis size?īut, let's be 100% clear. How Will it Take to Increase My Penis Size?.Methods / Techniques to Increase Length.
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