Penis Extender Traction Device
Penis Extender and Penile Traction Devices
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What is Penile Traction Therapy?
What is a Penis Extender?
Penis extenders are also known as penile traction devices. It is important to know that a genuine medical grade penis extender is not the same as a penis stretcher. A penis extender is worn on the penis and applies a very specific amount of tension to the penis to promote cell division and cytokinesis within the penis and is therefore considered a penis enlarger . In other words this means a very precise amount of traction is used to literally create new penis growth. The optimal operating tension for a penile traction device is between 900 to 1500 grams. Applying tension to the penis beyond this range has shown in scientific studies to retard and slow growth. It is believed the tissues and ligaments within the penis become over-stressed to the point where they need to adapt in a different way to growing, they need to strengthen instead.
Bodybuilding Analogy:
An similar analogy could be used when a gymnast or athlete lifts relatively light weights for endurance and explosive performance. The muscles can still remain very flexible. However, if weight lifting is done with the intention of over-stressing the muscles to build mass, the muscles will not be as flexible because the body has been stressed to a point where it’s main priority is to become stronger to deal with the stress.
Optimal Tension of a Penile Traction Device:
It is very important that the right amount of tension is used when using a penis extender. As explained above if too much tension is used, slow penis growth can occur as well as other unwanted side effects such a penile injuries and using can be far too uncomfortable to gain any penis enhancement results. We’ll expand on this further down, under the penis stretcher injuries section.
The First Penis Extender
Jes Extender was the first and original penile traction device to be developed by a medical company in Denmark in 1994. One year later another a medical company in Spain released a very similar medical penile traction device. It is unknown whether this was a pure coincidence or if there was previous knowledge of the first penis extender design.
What is Penile Traction Therapy?
Penile Traction Therapy, abbreviated PTT, is the medical terminology used to describe using a medical grade penis extender for the purpose of a specific outcome. Several penile traction therapy studies have been done over the last decade. These studies have shown promising results in many areas of male sexual health. Probably the most notable finding of using a penis extender is for the purpose of penis enlargement. The second most notable result of penile traction therapy would be the proven efficacy of penis curvature correction. In it’s more severe form, penile curvature can be diagnosed as a medical condition described as Peyronie’s disease.
Penile Traction Devices
A genuine penile traction device has to be built to very specific medical standards. Before being sold to the public, a medical grade penile traction device has to pass the same strict quality standards as any true medical grade product. Part of those quality standards involve trialing the device with real patients in order to gain feedback about how efficient the product performed, and if there were any health issues that arose during testing or after the trial. That is why a real medical grade traction device has studies and medical documentation to support it.This process is mandatory of all medical products capable of changing or influencing the natural biology of the human body.
Parts of a Traction Device
The parts of a properly manufactured and tested medical penile traction device must be safe for prolonged human skin contact. A spring loaded device is worn on the penis with the opposite ends pushing away from each other. A base ring will sit against the pubic region and around the penis while the other end will secure the penis glans with a penis extender noose or comfort strap. The quality of the components must be of a very high standard to ensure it will not break or injure the user.
Tension levels should match that used in the clinical trial testing (assuming the traction device was properly trialed and tested). The important reason for ensuring correct tension levels are used is to make sure the product will deliver reliable and repeatable results, whether it’s to be used as a penis enlarger or for penile curvature reasons.
Penis Stretcher Injuries
The difference between a genuine medical grade penis extender (also known as a penile traction device) and a simple penis stretcher should hopefully be clear by now. Because penis stretchers are not genuinely made to proper specifications, they use dangerous amounts of tension, which may increase the risks of penis injuries and side effects. A penis stretcher is certainly not the same as a genuine penile traction device or penis enlarger. One of the most well known issues with men who learn about penile traction to enlarge the penis, is they want results almost immediately. The cocktail of this eagerness and the dangerous tension levels of an imitation penis extender can lead to negative results. For a general idea, a genuine penile traction device will exert a maximum force of 1500 grams on the penis. New users often times have difficulty reaching the minimum traction level of 900 grams within the first month of use.The male penis is a very fragile and sensitive organ and it’s extremely important to start and progress slowly.
Conclusion
To summarise the above points, a true penis extender is always designed, manufactured and tested by a genuine medical company. Because they are legitimate medical grade penile traction therapy devices they must adhere to strict Government manufacturing guidelines and specifications. Those specifications must be the same as when undergoing the initial clinical trials and approvals.
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