In case you’ve been living under a rock for the last decade… you’ve probably seen ads for a “magical manhood enlarger.” Either some kind of device, pill, or Jelqing exercise that can give you more length and girth.
So do they work?
Well, that’s the question that a nerdy surgical device engineer asked after he was struggling to give his girl pleasure in the bedroom...
What he found was... despite the fact that millions of men have tried them over the past decade… the average size has not increased.
So that must mean they’re a scam right?
Well… hold on… because it’s not that simple either.
For instance…
A medical study published in the prestigious medical journal Urology showed that a condition called “megalophallus” can occur post-puberty.
Basically… megalophallus means “giant penis” in Greek.
It results from an expansion of the cells of your man hammer from the inside…
All the other methods you’ve heard of rely on some magical hormone, some miracle herb, or some stretching routine which is supposed to add new tissues…
But this isn’t the way that your penis grows during puberty….
The secret to the explosive growth you experienced during puberty is a phenomenon called cytomechanical elongation.
>> Discover More About Cytomechanical Elongation HERE
Cytomechanical elongation is a fancy term for this internal cellular expansion. While extenders do create some tension that theoretically could lead to growth…
Most men who try then are disappointed.
And of course pumps, exercises, and pills might help you get better erections…
But they’re not going to add the permanent length and girth you’re looking for. However, the geeky engineer I was telling you about earlier discovered a simple way to turn on cytomechanical elongation in ANY man’s body…
Even if he finished growing decades ago.
The best part is… you don’t need any gadgets, pills, or ridiculous and potentially dangerous “stretching” exercises…