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In biological and molecular sciences, a bit of tolerance can provide you the benefits you need. However, there are upper limits you cannot cross, and there are limits you must be very cautious as you cross. I'll explain as I answer your questions below.
When can you go higher? As long as you don't exceed the body's upper limits, you can keep going. So far, medical and cellular sciences all confirmed that we should not exceed 10inHg. Why? 10inHg already far exceed our internal tissue tolerable limits. BUT, this is a warning not to exceed when your tissues are young or not conditioned. That means once you allow your body to condition enough, you can go higher. However, going higher than 10inHg must proceed with extreme caution. Why? As you go higher, your external tissue, your skin (epidermal) is under extreme stresses. Most external layer of your skin, especially your glans, are very sensitive to intense vacuum conditions. Blisters (edema), blood bumps, and malforms can start as little as 8inHg within 30 seconds. Going up to 10inhg and higher means you're taking high risk in causing traumas to both internal and external tissues. Going past 12inHg, you are now 4 times the pressure of your safety zone during a strong normal erections. Going to 15inHg, you are now 5 times the normal healthy erection. Once again, it's based on normal healthy erection.
Based on medical and pathology studies, your penis has an upper limit where tissues explode and implodes. Under pressure, your penis has a time limit going up as high as 47inHg. Yep. That's 1,200mmHg. This is a normal healthy erection of a stallion. After 40 seconds, you have tissue breakage, snapping, and leakage. Your penis undergoes heavy damages. Blisters instantly form. Internal damages can't even be calculated. It's practically a bomb going off inside your penis.
Pumping and placing your penis under vacuum pressure takes time to see growth. It's not overnight. It's not within a month, but some do see it immediately within 2 to 3 weeks. SOME! Most will take between a month to 3 months to see some results. This is a programming phase where the tissues are being conditioned for optimal growth. Most will see greater results around the 6 month mark as your body is placed into a reprogramming phase, where your tissues are ready for optimal growth.
I can say that most desperate PE journey brothers give up after a couple of months and most around 4 months when they see only a little to no growth. They have sporadic workout routines and expect optimal growth. It doesn't work like that. You have to place your penis into good growth conditioning before you can see good growth. It takes patience and dedication.
In your case, your new lower baseline is 8inHg, which is great after 3 to 6 months of pumping and various other routines! This is due to your tolerance. Your new upper baseline is around 10inHg or 10.5inHg. Creeping up to 11inHg is good. But don't be desperate and keep pumping higher and higher. My suggestion is to CREEP up. Don't allow your penis to adapt to too high of a vacuum pressure. If you can get a great workout and expansion at the lower pressure, stay low as you can. This prevents your body from adapting and forcing you to go too high. But if you need to go higher in vacuum pressure because you can't feel the growth, slowly creep up in pressure.
I can tell you this. I do know a pumper that already at 22inHg as his lower baseline. We, as his supporting friends, are fearful for him of the pumping pressure he's at. He's currently using a dynamic pressure approach only using 1inHg above for 40 seconds, and drop back to 12inHg. He goes up to expand, and drop back down to 12inHg to remain expanding. He's alternating 40 seconds of higher upper limit, and drop to 2 minutes 20 seconds at the lower limit for himself. It's currently working for him. We're very scared for his penile health right now. If you wonder what's his current girth, it's around 8.7in. His internal tissues are extremely dense.
Commonly, we only check by observing. Don't measure it every week, or every month. Just measure it by sight as you pump. Measure it around the 3rd and 6th month. PE is a long journey. Don't be desperate and measure like your life depends on it.
