>>513611978
Are you an MD? Sure why not, I'm always researching new ways to /fraud/. Essentially there was an experiment where they ran this stuff called anti-lox on some mice and then ran vacuum devices (penis pumps) on their dicks. There were different results, some I believe showed the rats had 24% gain, one I believe showed 17% gain over 7 weeks. There were several of these studies
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31736474/
The /fraud/ing community of course pointing out don't fucking do that, if it's making your weiner meat stretchy it'll make your other meat stretchy and you'll fuck something up like your tendons.
However there's multiple kinds of anti-lox and I was researching that there's one kind already safely approved to be used in anti-scar cream called NDGA. It's done topologically rather than injected or orally, so you apply it to the area. You can find multiple creams available.
Anyways while researching, I found some redditards discussing exactly what I was researching and came across this thread that sums up what I've been looking up. Particularly the chain in picrel.
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheScienceOfPE/comments/1jpw3xb/antilox_research_for_penile_enlargement_and/
The idea is essentially making the already approved cream able to penetrate the skin and have a safe non-toxic doseage. It even matches the fact that the NDGA I found is cheap. Pretty much every LLM I ran the formula picrel suggested said the math checks out but be careful, and the main ingredient I'd be looking out for (the anti-lox component) is already approved in creams. So the question is whether the doseages are actually safe or the LLMs and redditor are missing something. The chances of it working are likely actually high, the safety is the question.