Papaverine PGE-1 Bimix Revisited
This past weeks I had added papaverine to my high dose PGE-1 to my almost daily injections, and although they are excruciatingly painful, the amount of growth is worth it (it has to be, right?). Papaverine/PGE-1 bimix, without fail, provides a fully functional erection, and has a very specific 'pain signature' on the penis for certain individuals. Since papaverine is acidic, it is an 'itchy' injection, meaning that it irritates the inside of the penis before it is dispersed into the tissues. This is not a problem since the feeling is mild but noticeable, and goes away within a minute.
I have not jelqed for a few weeks while testing a theory: can shaft compression/elongation be a substitute for jelqing? So far I am still slowly gaining, and I have a feeling that it may be the case. Jelqing would still have its uses to actively break up scar tissue and enlarge the head, as well as causing microtrauma to initiate the release of repair and growth factors. But so far my hands are enjoying a break.
Eucommia bark, containing phytoandrogens that act as a glue to keep testosterone and DHT attached to receptor sites for longer periods of time, may allow much lower and less frequent doses of dht topical gel. Within minutes of application, my penis swells. I am using it every 3 days, using potaba/dmso only everyday as usual.
Yesterday, I injected 275mcg PGE-1 and 10iu papaverine for a 2 hour erection. The pain was becoming so interesting because it seem to make my corpus cavernosa spread out like wings, and the tips of the twin cylinders behind the glans seems to be stretched at its maximum, resulting in a tight and highly sensitive area which can make penetration almost impossible. Papaverine seems to cause a peak in pain, right before the erection pressure is released (as well as a sigh of relief). No pain, no gain: it actually makes me feel more manly to know I had endured yet another injection.
Some guys are just starting out with their injections, and there is something they should know about intracavernosal injections: you do not need to draw back the plunger of the syringe to check for blood. Those familiar with intramuscular injections must be sure not to inject into a blood vessel; intracavernosal injections actually need to be in the blood vessels, so you are always guaranteed blood if you check for it. As long as the 1/2" needle is all the way in the side of the penis, you will be in the right place without checking.
I have made a new batch of PGE-1 with a new piece of equipment: micro syringe filters. Most filters have disks that are 25mm in diameter, which can soak up a bit of the solution that is ultimately wasted. The new filters I tested is a mere 3mm in diameter, and made of a hydrophobic (water-repelling) material. There is almost no lost solution during filtration, which is ultra efficient. Cool, huh?
Keep growing, and please be sure to check out divocup.com for advances in divosock design and a new prototype divosock applicator (divosock users will really appreciate these easy to use devices!)
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