Is Penis Weight Hanging Safe?

When looking for tips to increase their penis, most people came across a technique called penis weight-hanging. The real question they never think about is if penis weight-hanging is safe or not.

In today's age and time, everything is rated on the basis of size.

You get to hear 'bigger is better' everywhere, but that is not always the case for everything, especially not for human body parts. In particular, the external male genital organ or the penis.

Too many men are worried about their size down there; as if the size alone is the only thing that matters to a man's manhood.

In reality, it matters more what you can do with it and whether or not you are healthy as a person.

You would be wise to bear in mind that all penises are all about health and the strength of the erections.

No matter the size, it does the same work and shouldn't be a matter of size shaming. In this materialistic world, there is great pressure on men regarding their penis size.

Having a sizeable penis seems to be a source of great confidence and self-esteem.

So, many men resort to different methods to increase their size, which is usually dangerous and not medically approved.

Out of all of them, male enhancement pills are the most popular and there are many scam products that could potentially endanger someone's health.

Meanwhile, some other people can't even take those male enhancement pills because they already consume too many other drugs and supplements.

When this is the case, some men would try to shift their focus on a non-drug, non-pill solution to penis enlargement and this is where the penile enhancement devices come into play.

Some of these penis devices are considered medical equipment and they do help men achieve better erections (especially when these men are already suffering from ED).

However, some penis devices are simply bizarre and many medical experts are not sure if these devices do actually work due to lack of clinical evidence.

One of these methods is penis weight-hanging. It is exactly what it sounds like. You hang weights from your penis to elongate it permanently.

The weight and gravity pull the penis and stretch it. The penis is a smooth muscle, so technically it is possible to stretch it and elongate it permanently.

Although in all technicality this is indeed possible, in reality, an adult body can't be changed all that easily.

After all, an adult man who is way past puberty can't expect any part of his body to elongate in a quick manner; and when the body part does elongate, it is painful and incredulously slow.

Still, if we are asking the simple question of whether or not a penis weight is effective, the simple answer is a mixture of both yes and no.

After all, the penis weight DOES produce some results.

But, usually, the extension is so negligible (if any), the process is so time-consuming and uncomfortable and on top of that, also carries huge risks.

Fortunately, or unfortunately, there is no academic research available to prove the efficiency of this method and in addition to that, there also haven't been many clinical trials for penis weight-hanging.

What we do know at the present time is that all stories of success from the use of a penis weight are anecdotal at best.

So, if you want to trust those stories and hope for the same amazing results for yourself, a lot of caution must be exercised and everything will be at your own risk.

Dr. Michael O'Leary, professor of urologic surgery at Harvard Medical School, when asked about penis weight-hanging said that it requires a great deal of dedication and one may have to go around with weights strapped to his penis, eight hours a day for six months.

In return, he may or may not gain half an inch, but the risks are significant. From tearing of tissue to blood vessel rupture, anything can happen.

The worst part about injuring your penis is that you may actually get the opposite effect of what you had intended for at the beginning.

Instead of getting a bigger penis and a stronger capability for hard erections, you could even become afflicted with sexual dysfunctions.

As we know of it, injury or damage to the penile shaft often causes erectile dysfunction, in some cases even Peyronie's disease.

If the damage is severe enough you may even have to deal with these ailments for the rest of your life.

Penis hanging is probably the riskiest method of penis enlargement. You can tear your tissue or ligaments, which takes weeks to heal.

The harness or rope used to hang the weights may even cut off circulation and cause tissue damage or damage to the glans due to lack of oxygen.

If the circulation cut-off is severe, gangrene can occur and amputation may become necessary!

There are other risks as well and all of these are not worth taking since you never know if it will even be effective or not.

Because it is common sense to think that if someone had cracked the code for penis enlargement, he would've been famous and the method common and widely used, but that is not the case and all these methods are just based on chance.

If you are serious about enhancing the look as well as the performance of your penis, it is better to try out methods that are proven.

One effective method of increasing penis size is weight loss. Losing fat reveals more of the shaft buried underneath. It does not actually increase the length but makes it look that way.

Or if someone really is after increasing the size of his manhood, he should consider talking to a health professional instead of trying out methods on his own that are ineffective, time-consuming, and even potentially dangerous.

Conclusion

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To conclude, most men employ penis weights to gain length. But the effort is great and the risk is high.

These range from minor inconveniences to life-threatening impacts. These include tissue fatigue, penis rapture, or even sexual dysfunction.

To get an esthetically longer penis, other interventions are safer. Shaving and weight loss work well.

Yet the time and effort put into penis hanging isn’t commensurate with the anticipated gains. Thus in a real sense, penis weight hanging isn’t safe.