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AHydromaxadElshaafi;576198 said:In addition to what everyone else said, don't forget to make sure your hormones are in check bro. Very important. Actually in my experience, this is WAAAAAY more important than any exercise you could possibly do.
What I mean is, no bad fats or sugar in diet. No microwaving food in plastic. No using unnatural detergents for washing your clothes. All these throw your male hormones out of whack and rendering your penile exercises (including length oriented ones) much less effective than what they could be. Remember, your penis responded to HORMONES and not to "exercises" when you were hitting puberty and beyond. That does not change now either.
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AHydromaxad
Yes, hormonal balance is very important (mainly HTPA in men) due to the relativity it plays in cell proliferation and many other health aspects. However, if normal Testosterone levels are apparent, then the estradiol sensitive to androgen balance is most likely in check, which in turn will help regulate progesterone production. I have to agree that when hormones are unbalanced in men, for example if a man has developed gynecomastia (man boobs), the potential for overall health can be diminished. Basically, hormones are a whole other topic which you seem to have knowledge about. That being said, I believe when you get your hormones in check, exercises are very important, if not more important. Most men have balanced hormones post-puberty (with the exception of aging men, or bodybuilders who have damaged their natural HTPA with the addition of exogenous application), in my opinion and experience. That majority of men then can reap the benefits from P.E. exercises. Shit I mean just kegels alone will do wonders, even if hormones aren't optimal.
Your emphasis, about healthy eating and exposure to unnatural elements, has merit. However, I don't believe they are the sole determinants in successful P.E.