Pumping penis
You might be best familiar with the penis pump from Austin Powers. In the film, the titular character awakes from his coma-freeze, and among the possessions he reclaims is one such device, which is inexplicably Swedish. He protests too much that it is not his, that a man of his sexual reputation would never use such a device. The joke is that a man shouldn’t need one—this thing that essentially enlarges the penis.
However, lots of people use penis pumps for lots of different reasons, be they sexual, medical, aesthetic, or some combination thereof.
The penis pump as we know it—a vacuum device that fits over the organ, sucking blood into the penis’ veins to produce an erection—was invented by Dr. John King in 1874, according to MedScape. However, that device only produced an artificial erection that couldn’t be maintained after it was removed. It wasn’t until 1917 that Otto Lederer of Austria obtained a patent for a surgical device for which “it is rendered possible for persons considered to be completely impotent to perform sexual intercourse in the normal manner.”
“According to the invention, a ring of elastic material is placed on the root of the penis, and a sleeve provided with a device for creating suction is arranged in connection with the said ring. By creating a vacuum in the sleeve, the blood is compelled to enter the cavernosum, whereby an erection is produced,” says the patent. “By means of the ring remaining on the root of the penis, the erection is maintained for a considerable time after the sleeve has been removed, since owing to the existing compression, the blood can only flow back gradually.”
Though the device worked, it didn’t become all that popular until the 1970s, when the penis pump was marketed as Erecaid by Geddins D. Osbon. The device got FDA approval in 1982, and is still considered a valid treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED). So much so that Medicare spent $240 million on the devices from 2001 to 2011.
However, in popular imagination, the penis pump has a more fashionable secondary use—increasing penis size. Pumps are sold in sex shops and online, advertising not a solution to ED, but a way for men to pump their way to porn-sized cocks. “It can effectively make the penis thicker and longer,” claims one product on Amazon. This is not quite true, at least for cis men.
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According to one study from Tehran University, between September 2003 and November 2004, a group of 37 men were given “vacuum treatment” three times a week for six months. “After six months, the mean penile length had increased from 7.6 cm to 7.9 cm (no significant difference). The efficacy of vacuum treatment was ≈ 10%, and the patient satisfaction rate was 30%.” Anecdotal evidence seems to support that any penile growth isn’t permanent. One Amazon reviewer writes, “This product is useless, sure it made my penis grow a little bit more, but as soon as I released the air my penis went with it. No point of using something that only gets a 3rd of the job done.”
While the Tehran University study appears to have been conducted on cis men and didn’t see any significant results, the penis pump has gained popularity in the trans community—especially for trans men who don’t want or have yet to get bottom surgery, but want as big of a penis as possible. Across YouTube there are videos of men speaking about pumping, making improvisational pumps, and talking about progress. Because many insist that it works. “There are numerous accounts of trans guys who have increased the size of their penis with a daily regimen of pumping,” wrote Joshua Riverdale on TransGuys in 2009.
Источник: www.dailydot.com
Penis Pump Components
If you want to purchase the most effective VCD pump, make sure to check out the most effective VCD pump components listed below:
- The Chamber – This plastic tube/ cylinder is available in many sizes. The purchaser should per-measure the girth and length of his penis beforehand and pick the corresponding penis pump size. We recommend buying a penis pump that has at least 1/4 inches of space between your penis and the edge of the chamber. Furthermore, we recommend penis pumping novice’s to order clear/see-through penis pumps as you will be to see how the process works and you’ll be able to spot any problems if something happens to go wrong.
- The Pump – The pump is used to remove air from the chamber and to ultimately increase blood flow to the penis. You can buy penis pumps that have hand powered pumps, or battery powered pumps. Note: Hand powered penis pumps are often cheaper since the penis pumping process is done manually.
- The Band – Used to constrict the penis and increase blood flow to the penis, the band should fit properly around the base of your penis once erect.
How To Choose The Right Penis Pump
Many penis pumps available online and in print sex advertisements are unsafe and ineffective.
Regardless of the penis pump you buy, make sure that the vacuum has a limiter. A vacuum limiter keeps the penis pump’s pressure from getting too high, which can hurt the user.
RELATED: 18 Best Foods For Erectile Dysfunction →
We advise that you ask your doctor which penis pump they recommend, or you can check out my list of recommended penis pumps below. Note: None of the penis pumps below require a prescription!
Penis Pumping Myths
For some odd reason, men believe that using a penis pump everyday will lead to permanent penis length and girth gains.
This is very false. Penis pumping provides temporary support and benefits that are proven to fulfill your sexual desires. Just because the results are temporary doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t purchase a penis pump though.
Penis pumping will certainly please both you and your sexual partner.
If you would like to get long term penis length and girth gains as well, please check out my page on penis exercising.
And just to make sure the message is clear, again I will say it – penis pumping only provides short-term results. You will not be able to fully cure erectile dysfunction using a penis pump.
Why You Should Start Penis Pumping
Penis pumping can be a good treatment for people with erectile dysfunction for many reasons. Here is my list of the best penis pumping reasons:
- Penis Pumps Are Inexpensive – Unlike other forms of treatment for erectile dysfunction, penis pumping is incredibly cheap. After your initial penis pump purchase, the rest of the process is free!
- Penis Pumping Is Less Intrusive – No medication, no surgery, nothing shoved into the tip of your penis. Using a VCD is far less intrusive.
- Penis Pumping Is Less Risky – Unlike other erectile dysfunction treatments, penis pumping has a tiny (if not zero) percent chance of additional complications or side effects.
- Penis Pumping Works! – When done correctly, penis pumping will provide you and your partner with the results you want.
Penis Pumping Risks
While penis pumping is certainly recommended for people with erectile dysfunction, there are a few risks associated with penis pumping. These penis pump risks include:
- Sickle Cell Anemia / Blood Disorder Risks – If you are susceptible to blood clots or bleeding, consult your doctor prior to partaking in penis pumping.
- Blood Thinning Medication – Men taking blood thinning medication are at an increased risk of bleeding while using a penis pump.
Penis Pumping Side Effects
There are quite a few side effects associated with penis pumping. Here are just a few of the side effects you may experience while using a Vacuum Constriction Device:
- Bruising And Other Pains – Bruising and other pains typically occur when a penis pump is used for too long, or at an unsafe speed. To avoid this side effect, simply read your penis pump’s instruction manual and learn exactly how your penis pumps works.
- Unnatural Erections – While this is rare, men have come to me and said that they have experienced erections that “did not feel right”. I’m not exactly sure what this means (because I’ve never had any unnatural erections), but I can imagine this is also a result of over-using your penis pump. So again, read your penis pump’s instruction manual and you should not experience this problem.
- Red Dots – Red dots are caused by under-the-skin bleeding as a result of excessive penis pumping.
Is Penis Pumping Right For You?
Whether you have erectile dysfunction, or if you are just interested in using a penis pump for fun, you must first determine if penis pumping is safe to do. Here are two questions you’ll need to ask yourself prior to purchasing a penis pump:
- Do You Have Any Illnesses? – Like I mentioned above, men taking blood thinning medication are at an increased risk of bleeding when using a penis pump. Furthermore, if you are susceptible to blood clots or bleeding, consult your doctor prior to partaking in penis pumping.
- Do You Have Any Injuries / Have You Had Any Injuries? – Have you ever had any injuries that involved your testicles, prostate, or penis? If so, penis pumping may not be a smart idea.
How To Use A Penis Pump
Using a penis pump is fairly straightforward, but there are still a few steps that trip guys up. The following process outlines exactly how to start penis pumping:
- First Step – Place your penis pump’s cylindrical chamber over your penis.
- Next Step – Using the battery operated (or hand operated) pump, create a vacuum inside the chamber in order to increase blood flow to the penis.
- Step #3 – Once erect, slip the rubber constriction ring on around the base of your penis.
- Step #4 – Remove the Vacuum Constriction Device.
- Last Step – Enjoy!
RELATED: 5 Best Penis Pumps For Sale Today →
Note: I would not leave the constriction ring on for more than 25 minutes
Источник: mypenisgrowth.com
Do penis pumps work?
According to one study from Tehran University, between September 2003 and November 2004, a group of 37 men were given “vacuum treatment” three times a week for six months. “After six months, the mean penile length had increased from 7.6 cm to 7.9 cm (no significant difference). The efficacy of vacuum treatment was ≈ 10%, and the patient satisfaction rate was 30%.” Anecdotal evidence seems to support that any penile growth isn’t permanent. One Amazon reviewer writes, “This product is useless, sure it made my penis grow a little bit more, but as soon as I released the air my penis went with it. No point of using something that only gets a 3rd of the job done.”
While the Tehran University study appears to have been conducted on cis men and didn’t see any significant results, the penis pump has gained popularity in the trans community—especially for trans men who don’t want or have yet to get bottom surgery, but want as big of a penis as possible. Across YouTube there are videos of men speaking about pumping, making improvisational pumps, and talking about progress. Because many insist that it works. “There are numerous accounts of trans guys who have increased the size of their penis with a daily regimen of pumping,” wrote Joshua Riverdale on TransGuys in 2009.
Источник: www.dailydot.com
Pumping
The theory behind Penis Pumping is to increase the blood holding capacity of the Corpus Cavernosa by using a vacuum device (Penis Pump) to decrease the atmospheric pressure around it. The expansion of the penile tissues is mostly in accordance with the amount of vacuum generated. The forces generated are created by the differences in atmospheric pressure. Normal atmospheric pressure (14.7psi at sea level) outside the cylinder and near the point of contact (your pubic bone area) will force blood to rush in to satisfy the differences between that pressure and the one inside the cylinder.
While under vacuum pressure more blood can enter the Corpus Cavernosa than normal and lymphatic fluids are drawn into other distensible areas of the penis. In fact, the penis can expand well beyond the normal erect dimensions thereby creating the proper conditions to stimulate growth. Eventually, with repeated sessions, these cellular tissues under the forces of expansion will gradually adapt to more stress as your workouts continue to progress and this should result in permanent gains over time.
These vacuum devices were originally designed and manufactured for those individuals who suffer from erectile dysfunction or impotence. Over the years the device has acquired critics that claim that the devices merely aid in getting an erection and serve only their original purpose, i.e., not intended to produce long term gains or growth. Penis enlargement is a relatively new and developing science and much of the latest advances and cutting edge techniques that exist today stem from the exchange of experiences and ideas such as the ones by the members of this forum. The medical community has not really shown interest in this field for obvious reasons (among others) that we will not cover in the scope of this article. However, we believe we do not necessarily need to have medical community endorsements to know that we learn on our own can work. The experiences of many members combined can serve as an informal scientific inquiry as we forge ahead into this relatively unexplored field.
References
Источник: penis-enlargement-manual.thundersplace.org
Penis Pump Components
If you want to purchase the most effective VCD pump, make sure to check out the most effective VCD pump components listed below:
- The Chamber – This plastic tube/ cylinder is available in many sizes. The purchaser should per-measure the girth and length of his penis beforehand and pick the corresponding penis pump size. We recommend buying a penis pump that has at least 1/4 inches of space between your penis and the edge of the chamber. Furthermore, we recommend penis pumping novice’s to order clear/see-through penis pumps as you will be to see how the process works and you’ll be able to spot any problems if something happens to go wrong.
- The Pump – The pump is used to remove air from the chamber and to ultimately increase blood flow to the penis. You can buy penis pumps that have hand powered pumps, or battery powered pumps. Note: Hand powered penis pumps are often cheaper since the penis pumping process is done manually.
- The Band – Used to constrict the penis and increase blood flow to the penis, the band should fit properly around the base of your penis once erect.
How To Choose The Right Penis Pump
Many penis pumps available online and in print sex advertisements are unsafe and ineffective.
Regardless of the penis pump you buy, make sure that the vacuum has a limiter. A vacuum limiter keeps the penis pump’s pressure from getting too high, which can hurt the user.
RELATED: 18 Best Foods For Erectile Dysfunction →
We advise that you ask your doctor which penis pump they recommend, or you can check out my list of recommended penis pumps below. Note: None of the penis pumps below require a prescription!
Penis Pumping Myths
For some odd reason, men believe that using a penis pump everyday will lead to permanent penis length and girth gains.
This is very false. Penis pumping provides temporary support and benefits that are proven to fulfill your sexual desires. Just because the results are temporary doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t purchase a penis pump though.
Penis pumping will certainly please both you and your sexual partner.
If you would like to get long term penis length and girth gains as well, please check out my page on penis exercising.
And just to make sure the message is clear, again I will say it – penis pumping only provides short-term results. You will not be able to fully cure erectile dysfunction using a penis pump.
Why You Should Start Penis Pumping
Penis pumping can be a good treatment for people with erectile dysfunction for many reasons. Here is my list of the best penis pumping reasons:
- Penis Pumps Are Inexpensive – Unlike other forms of treatment for erectile dysfunction, penis pumping is incredibly cheap. After your initial penis pump purchase, the rest of the process is free!
- Penis Pumping Is Less Intrusive – No medication, no surgery, nothing shoved into the tip of your penis. Using a VCD is far less intrusive.
- Penis Pumping Is Less Risky – Unlike other erectile dysfunction treatments, penis pumping has a tiny (if not zero) percent chance of additional complications or side effects.
- Penis Pumping Works! – When done correctly, penis pumping will provide you and your partner with the results you want.
Penis Pumping Risks
While penis pumping is certainly recommended for people with erectile dysfunction, there are a few risks associated with penis pumping. These penis pump risks include:
- Sickle Cell Anemia / Blood Disorder Risks – If you are susceptible to blood clots or bleeding, consult your doctor prior to partaking in penis pumping.
- Blood Thinning Medication – Men taking blood thinning medication are at an increased risk of bleeding while using a penis pump.
Penis Pumping Side Effects
There are quite a few side effects associated with penis pumping. Here are just a few of the side effects you may experience while using a Vacuum Constriction Device:
- Bruising And Other Pains – Bruising and other pains typically occur when a penis pump is used for too long, or at an unsafe speed. To avoid this side effect, simply read your penis pump’s instruction manual and learn exactly how your penis pumps works.
- Unnatural Erections – While this is rare, men have come to me and said that they have experienced erections that “did not feel right”. I’m not exactly sure what this means (because I’ve never had any unnatural erections), but I can imagine this is also a result of over-using your penis pump. So again, read your penis pump’s instruction manual and you should not experience this problem.
- Red Dots – Red dots are caused by under-the-skin bleeding as a result of excessive penis pumping.
Is Penis Pumping Right For You?
Whether you have erectile dysfunction, or if you are just interested in using a penis pump for fun, you must first determine if penis pumping is safe to do. Here are two questions you’ll need to ask yourself prior to purchasing a penis pump:
- Do You Have Any Illnesses? – Like I mentioned above, men taking blood thinning medication are at an increased risk of bleeding when using a penis pump. Furthermore, if you are susceptible to blood clots or bleeding, consult your doctor prior to partaking in penis pumping.
- Do You Have Any Injuries / Have You Had Any Injuries? – Have you ever had any injuries that involved your testicles, prostate, or penis? If so, penis pumping may not be a smart idea.
How To Use A Penis Pump
Using a penis pump is fairly straightforward, but there are still a few steps that trip guys up. The following process outlines exactly how to start penis pumping:
- First Step – Place your penis pump’s cylindrical chamber over your penis.
- Next Step – Using the battery operated (or hand operated) pump, create a vacuum inside the chamber in order to increase blood flow to the penis.
- Step #3 – Once erect, slip the rubber constriction ring on around the base of your penis.
- Step #4 – Remove the Vacuum Constriction Device.
- Last Step – Enjoy!
RELATED: 5 Best Penis Pumps For Sale Today →
Note: I would not leave the constriction ring on for more than 25 minutes
Источник: mypenisgrowth.com