PE and Diabetes (to DLD and anyone in the know)

[quanzaboy]

Hey to everyone in the forum.. I wanted to know if there's any risk, and/or any special precautions that should be taken if a person suffers from diabetes.. will he still be able to see results? Also, are there any guys here that suffer from diabetes and are actively involved in Penis Enlargement?

Any input will be greatly appreciated!

 

[DLD]

I don't think there would be an conflicts, Penis Enlargement is plain old exercise. I am not sure how diabetes would effect Penis Enlargement or visa versa. I can say for sure as I am not diabetic but from what I know there is no conflicts. I am sure there are some diabetics on this board so I look forward to their input.

 

[mrs2063]

I don't have diabetes either, but I can tell you that impaired healing time is common in diabetics as I'm sure you've probably heard. So...if there were instances where you were jelqing or stretching and you notice tiny ruptured capillaries on the glans or shaft, you might need to take a little more time off than non-diabetics. This is all speculative though and I obviously don't have any statistics on this. Anyway, I hope this helps.

 

[goinfor11x7]

I'm diabetic, (well-under control), and I have only seen positive results from my P.E. program. I've gained as well or better than most and have had absolutely no negative side effects.

Given that, I have been extra careful when doing a strenuous routine, so that I have experienced no rupture of veins--even tiny ones--little skin discoloration, etc.

But I have also avoided pumping. hanging, extreme clamping, etc. --maybe because subconsciously I was worried about injuring myself, what with the healing etc. But I'm a fast healer.

So you see, I only see P.E. as another way to help control your diabetes--along with proper nutrition, meds if necessary, and proper exercise.

My upper body, thighs, abdomen, lower back and groin area are definitely in better shape because of all the wild P.E. exercises I have practiced over the past three and a half years.

Good luck, pal. Don't worry!! Just be extra careful--as you would in any physical undertaking.

REMEMBER, IF YOU DON'T USE IT, YOU'LL LOSE IT!!!

rofl

 

[goinfor11x7]

Oh, and I forgot to add that I normally swim a mile three to five times a week.