https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31736474/
Here's a quick rundown:
>The enzyme lysyl oxidase (LOX) is important in collagen cross-linking
>Inhibition of LOX leads to connective tissue disorders where the connective tissues become extra pliable and less tough
>The penis can then be more easily deformed and stretched with a pump
>After a 7 week pumping routine with LOX inhibition, the rat penises had increased 17% in length
Could this potentially be applied to humans? It doesn't sound too far fetched.
Here's a quick rundown:
>The enzyme lysyl oxidase (LOX) is important in collagen cross-linking
>Inhibition of LOX leads to connective tissue disorders where the connective tissues become extra pliable and less tough
>The penis can then be more easily deformed and stretched with a pump
>After a 7 week pumping routine with LOX inhibition, the rat penises had increased 17% in length
Could this potentially be applied to humans? It doesn't sound too far fetched.
