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glennnn;365520 said:
Here, this should help:
Free English Lessons from the ESL Resource Center
http://eslus.com/LESSONS/GRAMMAR/Gram.htm
Come on back when you have something useful to contribute, and can do so effectively. Thank you for your participation in Matters of Size.
point is not that.. that tons of people get hurt from penis enlargement. so u shud warn them before they start.
here is a site u can make a search 'jelq' and see how many injured from that and there are many others who dont mention it but obviously they injured themselves with Penis Enlargement. they have good english so i think u can understand.
http://www.medhelp.org/search/expanded?cat=posts&query=jelq
here is a site u can make a search 'jelq' and see how many injured from that and there are many others who dont mention it but obviously they injured themselves with Penis Enlargement. they have good english so i think u can understand.
http://www.medhelp.org/search/expanded?cat=posts&query=jelq
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glennnnnn....(whatever)
Do you actually have anything pertinent and/or productive to add to MOS?
Anything, anything at all.
If so; contribute, if not then at least just stay quietly by yourself in the corner because your postings are less than useless.
Take a look at this, and for God's sake relax:
Penis Enlargement, Oxygen toxicity & proportion...
(posted 10-26-09, 12:52 PM)
<HR style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #989898; COLOR: #989898" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->If the most vital element for life can be toxic, then we all should remember that anything in the wrong proportions can be harmful. Even exercises you perform yourself, on yourself.
The full article here: http://science.howstuffworks.com/question4931.htm
Just Breathe
Now what would happen if you breathed 100 percent oxygen? In guinea pigs exposed to 100 percent oxygen at normal air pressure for 48 hours, fluid accumulates in the lungs and the epithelial cells lining the alveoli. In addition, the pulmonary capillaries get damaged. A highly reactive form of the oxygen molecule, called the oxygen free radical, which destroys proteins and membranes in the epithelial cells, probably causes this damage. In humans breathing 100 percent oxygen at normal pressure, here's what happens:
Fluid accumulates in the lungs.
Gas flow across the alveoli slows down, meaning that the person has to breathe more to get enough oxygen.
Chest pains occur during deep breathing.
The total volume of exchangeable air in the lung decreases by 17 percent.
Mucus plugs local areas of collapsed alveoli -- a condition called atelectasis. The oxygen trapped in the plugged alveoli gets absorbed into the blood, no gas is left to keep the plugged alveoli inflated, and they collapse. Mucus plugs are normal, but they are cleared by coughing. If alveoli become plugged while breathing air, the nitrogen trapped in the alveoli keeps them inflated.
The astronauts in the Gemini and Apollo programs breathed 100 percent oxygen at reduced pressure for up to two weeks with no problems. In contrast, when 100 percent oxygen is breathed under high pressure (more than four times that of atmospheric pressure), acute oxygen poisoning can occur with these symptoms:
Nausea
Dizziness
Muscle twitches
Blurred vision
Seizures/convulsions
Such high oxygen pressures can be experienced by military SCUBA divers using rebreathing devices, divers being treated for the bends in hyperbaric chambers or patients being treated for acute carbon monoxide poisoning.
Do you actually have anything pertinent and/or productive to add to MOS?
Anything, anything at all.
If so; contribute, if not then at least just stay quietly by yourself in the corner because your postings are less than useless.
Take a look at this, and for God's sake relax:
Penis Enlargement, Oxygen toxicity & proportion...
(posted 10-26-09, 12:52 PM)
<HR style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #989898; COLOR: #989898" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->If the most vital element for life can be toxic, then we all should remember that anything in the wrong proportions can be harmful. Even exercises you perform yourself, on yourself.
The full article here: http://science.howstuffworks.com/question4931.htm
Just Breathe
Now what would happen if you breathed 100 percent oxygen? In guinea pigs exposed to 100 percent oxygen at normal air pressure for 48 hours, fluid accumulates in the lungs and the epithelial cells lining the alveoli. In addition, the pulmonary capillaries get damaged. A highly reactive form of the oxygen molecule, called the oxygen free radical, which destroys proteins and membranes in the epithelial cells, probably causes this damage. In humans breathing 100 percent oxygen at normal pressure, here's what happens:
Fluid accumulates in the lungs.
Gas flow across the alveoli slows down, meaning that the person has to breathe more to get enough oxygen.
Chest pains occur during deep breathing.
The total volume of exchangeable air in the lung decreases by 17 percent.
Mucus plugs local areas of collapsed alveoli -- a condition called atelectasis. The oxygen trapped in the plugged alveoli gets absorbed into the blood, no gas is left to keep the plugged alveoli inflated, and they collapse. Mucus plugs are normal, but they are cleared by coughing. If alveoli become plugged while breathing air, the nitrogen trapped in the alveoli keeps them inflated.
The astronauts in the Gemini and Apollo programs breathed 100 percent oxygen at reduced pressure for up to two weeks with no problems. In contrast, when 100 percent oxygen is breathed under high pressure (more than four times that of atmospheric pressure), acute oxygen poisoning can occur with these symptoms:
Nausea
Dizziness
Muscle twitches
Blurred vision
Seizures/convulsions
Such high oxygen pressures can be experienced by military SCUBA divers using rebreathing devices, divers being treated for the bends in hyperbaric chambers or patients being treated for acute carbon monoxide poisoning.
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glennnn;365634 said:
Another boggis medical site that allows posts only that fit their agenda. Why in the fuck would you even consider listening to advice like this when you have thousands of real, active users telling you it works?
I guess if you don't want Penis Enlargement to work it wont and if you like you can join forums and post all day about how it does not work...that way it wont work for those readers too.
i wudnt care if i didnt have months of constant pain. u wake up with pain, go to work with pain, come home meet friends girls-boys with pain. and yes.. have sex with pain and after.
sorry for my depressive words but this is the truth for me for the half of 2009.
sorry for my depressive words but this is the truth for me for the half of 2009.
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glennnn;365784 said:
So what in the flying blue fuck do you expect any of us here to do for you?
I live in constant pain too; I'm a disabled vet with an 80% rating from the VA. Do you here me sniveling about it you whiny, pathetic little cunt?
I got injured during my service to my country.
You fucked up your own dick, sad news; but a self inflicted wound.
Last time: contribute something, anything positive or I'll escort you out the door.
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