Thursday 4 October 2012

How Does Penis Enlargement Work?

Penis is made up of 3 main areas, 2 large chambers on the top (The technical
term for this is the Corpora Cavernosa) and 1 smaller chamber on the bottom
(the Corpus Spongiosum).

When we gain an erection, the penis fills with blood, filling these three
chambers. The Corpus Spongiosum is the chamber used mainly when we urinate
and ejaculate. The Corpora Cavernosa however, is the main blood holding
chamber of the penis. This is where 90% of all blood is retained each and
every time we gain an erection.

Penis size is limited in both length and width, by the maximum in which the
Corpora Cavernosa can fill with blood. Simply put, this means it is
impossible for penis to get bigger by itself, as the blood which fills the
penis is already filling the maximum size of the Corpora Cavernosa.

How Is the Corpora Cavernosa Enlarged?

Penis enlargement exercises are designed to break down the cell walls of the Corpora
Cavernosa by forcing blood into them, each time this stretches the cells larger than
normal. The penis then repairs itself by growing these cells back, larger and stronger each
time, this allows the penis to hold more blood which expands the erectile tissue and over
the course of a few weeks, results in a larger, stronger and fitter penis.

Penis is like any other part of the body, as it can be exercised and developed substantially
larger and stronger than it presently is. Exercising Corpora Cavernosa will allow it to
retain more blood as it develops larger and stronger

If we worked out at the gym on a regular basis, we would expect to gain muscle growth.
The same principle applies for the penis. Using exercises and techniques on a regular
basis, we can develop our penises and achieve substantial growth, ability and strength.

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