gimmegirth said:The muscles sre TOTALLY different to blood vessels. I think this sort of comparison isn't valid. Conditioning of the muscles involves increased enzyme counts, increased neural activation, muscle co-ordination, hypertrophy etc etc. It's totally different to the coditioning of the penis which it seems is mostly the result of collagen build-up.
As a matter of fact the comparison is more valid than you might think.
The penis is made of 48% collagen and 52% smooth muscle. When we do Penis Enlargement, collagen builds up. Some of this collagen is Type I and some are Type III. I believe (not 100% sure) that Type III collagen is very tough and is formed as a part of scarr tissue formation.
Now if we Penis Enlargement to the point that collagen surpasses the 48-52 ratio, (since we're not allowing smooth muscle growth to catch up to collagen formation which is considerably quicker than muscle recovery) our body, in an attempt to keep the 48-52 ratio intact will limit collagen growth and scar tissue formed will replace existing collageneous tissue.
This I believe is why our gains come to a stop. if it wasn't the case, i think to myself, then we could make massive penises out of scarr tissue. It would be messed but there'd be account of people with very large, very inelastic penises. As we all know, this just isn't the case and gains come to a halt, needing a deconditioning break, to
a) get rid of some of the scar tissue and have it replaced with Type I collagen in the Remodeling stage of IPR (which is a process the body goes through when dealing with any trauma)
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b) allow time for the smooth muscle to grow to accomadate the new collageneous growth.
I believe, that finding a way to just slightly stress the penis to increase collagen build up just enough not to surpass smooth muscle growth, is the holy grail to Penis Enlargement: sustained growth.
This would also explain why so many people have reported that 'less is more' and that the majority of those who spend hours a day Penis Enlargement'ing don't see as much gain as those who do much less Penis Enlargement per day.
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This damage to the blood vessels leads to reduced levels of oxygen which results in increased collagen formation. This affects the elasticity in the penis by upsetting the balance between collagen and elastin in the penis. In the penis, the ideal ratio between collagen and smooth muscle (which contains elastin) is 48% (collagen) : 52% (smooth muscle which contains elastin). When this ratio is upset by an increased proportion of collagen (i.e. a relative decrease in the proportion of elastin) the penis becomes less elastic.
http://www.vasomaxpharmacy.com/vasomax.html
In men with normal erectile function, the penis is composed of 42% to 53% smooth muscle. As men age, blood flow to the penis may decline causing the normal structure of the penis to change; smooth muscle may be replaced by fibrous tissue that cannot expand sufficiently to initiate and maintain an erection. Symptoms of erectile dysfunction typcially begin when smooth muscle in the penis falls below 42%.
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In a sports performance regime i've never seen real deconditioning used effectively, transition/active rest, yes... but never full decon.
Umm, I would strongly disagree with that. Read up on HST, there's a distinct documentation on 'Strategic Deconditioning'.
Same goes for Professional bodybuilders. After Mr. Olympia, almost every professional body builder takes a good 2 months off of any weight training.
I'm a natural bodybuilder myself and to continue growth, I take decon breaks of one-two weeks every 2 months. When I don't I find myself shrinking and plateauing instead of growing.
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