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using it my my sig, hope u don't mind?Yves said:
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I've been wearing my ROP for three days now after not wearing it for a month due to extreme itching. Already I've noticed that my jaw muscles have become MUCH bigger and harder! Why does this happen? I haven't noticed any other "side effects" yet...
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If that's you in your avatar, I don't think you need to worry about losing your hair. :D
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Yes, that is me. You never knew Brooke Burke did Penis Enlargement, did you? lol
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I keep hearing that the way to keep the ROP clean is to steel wool the metal shafts. Remember guys that if you built your ROP using zinc plated steel that the zinc plating is quite thin and will be abrased off the steel rod pretty quickly making the ROP a R
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A few thoughts that have been in the back of mind since learning about the ROP.
1. I have noticed significantly harder erections, more intense orgasms, bigger loads and better flacid hang and size since starting Penis Enlargement without a ROP. I have also noticed more hair growth in my genital area since starting Penis Enlargement as I have been shaving the whole area for 5 years now and used to be able to go 2 days without my wife calling me "porcupine". Now I have to shave daily. In all, all the same benefits people are claiming from the ROP. So are the improvements claimed by the ROP really due to typical benefits of Penis Enlargement or the ROP?
2. How many people that are seeing increased testosterone from the use of the ROP are not taking any other supplements that may also boost testosterone? For example, does IGF, cialis, viagra, a bushel basket of oysters daily, etc. boost testosterone levels?
3. Is it the galvanic effect of the ROP that is increasing the testosterone or the fact that you have a pure zinc rod next to your package ? On this question I am going to try an experiment. On �other PE site� page, they have a description of how to make a ROP and have a discussion about the theoretical galvanic potential of some metals
Magnesium -2,37
Aluminium -1,66
Zinc -0,763
Iron -0,44
Tin -0,14
Copper +0,337 or +0,521 (depending on the form of the chemical reaction)
Carbon (Coal) +0,74
Silver +0,799
One way to find out if zinc is causing the testosterone increase rather than the galvanic effect would be to switch to another metal. As you can see a silver/Magnesium ROP has a galvanic potential of 3.6V versus the 1.1V of the copper/zinc choice. Hmmm....and you thought it tingled before...Aluminum is an excellent choice because it has over twice the theoretical capability of zinc and is readily available. So I am going to try a copper-aluminum ROP first and see of there is an effect, without taking any zinc supplements except for the occasional oysters
I have made a copper-zinc ROP using the pure zinc rod from mcmasters but will wait on using it for a few weeks. I have not worn it yet.
1. I have noticed significantly harder erections, more intense orgasms, bigger loads and better flacid hang and size since starting Penis Enlargement without a ROP. I have also noticed more hair growth in my genital area since starting Penis Enlargement as I have been shaving the whole area for 5 years now and used to be able to go 2 days without my wife calling me "porcupine". Now I have to shave daily. In all, all the same benefits people are claiming from the ROP. So are the improvements claimed by the ROP really due to typical benefits of Penis Enlargement or the ROP?
2. How many people that are seeing increased testosterone from the use of the ROP are not taking any other supplements that may also boost testosterone? For example, does IGF, cialis, viagra, a bushel basket of oysters daily, etc. boost testosterone levels?
3. Is it the galvanic effect of the ROP that is increasing the testosterone or the fact that you have a pure zinc rod next to your package ? On this question I am going to try an experiment. On �other PE site� page, they have a description of how to make a ROP and have a discussion about the theoretical galvanic potential of some metals
Magnesium -2,37
Aluminium -1,66
Zinc -0,763
Iron -0,44
Tin -0,14
Copper +0,337 or +0,521 (depending on the form of the chemical reaction)
Carbon (Coal) +0,74
Silver +0,799
One way to find out if zinc is causing the testosterone increase rather than the galvanic effect would be to switch to another metal. As you can see a silver/Magnesium ROP has a galvanic potential of 3.6V versus the 1.1V of the copper/zinc choice. Hmmm....and you thought it tingled before...Aluminum is an excellent choice because it has over twice the theoretical capability of zinc and is readily available. So I am going to try a copper-aluminum ROP first and see of there is an effect, without taking any zinc supplements except for the occasional oysters
I have made a copper-zinc ROP using the pure zinc rod from mcmasters but will wait on using it for a few weeks. I have not worn it yet.
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It's definitely the zinc, and not the electricity. The electricity is just a means to get the zinc ions into your balls.
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So if you are right Cyclops that the galvanic effect is causing the zinc ions to migrate in, then increasing the voltage should increase the migration. Using the galvanic potential material list I had in my previous thread, Silver would almost double the potential. I looked on the web for silver foil and found
http://www.pinzart.com/catalog/enamel-s11.html
They sell sheets of pure silver that could be wrapped around the copper rod using pressure sensitive adhesive (double sided tape). I am curious to see what effect it may have on the ROP. If it is really the zinc I guess I'll bag the idea of trying an aluminum based ROP. I checked with some engineers here at work and they said that foil would have the same performance as a solid rod. It just would not last as long. But length of service for an ROP versus a corrosion inhibitor on a sea going boat is not comparable. The foil will last just fine for this application and if it were to wear out, a new layer of foil could be added. Also, since the silver foil is key and the base material is not important, one could use a much lighter material like a 1/4" polyethylene tube. This would mean the heavier bar is on the bottom making it easier to stay in position. Further the lighter the whole ROP, the less strain on the latex tubing which loosens over time.
http://www.pinzart.com/catalog/enamel-s11.html
They sell sheets of pure silver that could be wrapped around the copper rod using pressure sensitive adhesive (double sided tape). I am curious to see what effect it may have on the ROP. If it is really the zinc I guess I'll bag the idea of trying an aluminum based ROP. I checked with some engineers here at work and they said that foil would have the same performance as a solid rod. It just would not last as long. But length of service for an ROP versus a corrosion inhibitor on a sea going boat is not comparable. The foil will last just fine for this application and if it were to wear out, a new layer of foil could be added. Also, since the silver foil is key and the base material is not important, one could use a much lighter material like a 1/4" polyethylene tube. This would mean the heavier bar is on the bottom making it easier to stay in position. Further the lighter the whole ROP, the less strain on the latex tubing which loosens over time.
