hoverfly

Hi Road,

I am not going to discourage you from trying those pills, but I would suggest you consider the following:

1. No scientific journal has yet published a paper on the actual actions of HGH in the use of penis enlargement.

2. Do, scientifically, investigate the claims made by the seller. The link you provided tries to suggest that enlarging parts of the body (tribal women from South-East Asia and certain parts of Africa) has been practised for centuries. True though this may be, the conclusion reached is incorrect. Not the neck is lengthened but the collar bone is pressed down, thus compressing the rib-cage, which is not unlike pressing down on the fatty tissue of the mons pubis in order to make your penis stand out more.

3. The benefits of HGH in muscles growth are pointed out. The trouble is, your penis is not a muscle but consists of spongiose tissue that fills with blood during erection. Also, do research the known side effects of long-term treatment in adults NOT suffering from any form of HGH deficiency.

4. Thoroughly check the statements from "customers", especially the visual evidence. I found this quite funny how flaccid penises were subsequently compared to semi-erect ones. Different camera angles, distance from object (penis) and other manipulations, again, keep an eye on the mons pubis and the rulers.

5. Do an in-depth check of the ingredients. Arginine is present in large quantities in wholemeal products, nuts and seeds and the wonderful horny goat is best and certainly more cheaply had directly from the plant, ask at your local garden centre for seeds, probably about 50 p or 75 c or so.

There is plenty more to be said for those websites and their claims, but I will leave you to it and make your own decision.

Hope this was helpful in some way.

hoverfly