Topical Papaverine As Tissue Expander
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/15457029/
The above link is only one of a few experiments where a papaverine in a cream form was applied twice a day on the skin of pigs, which had implants that tested maximum tissue expandability. Topical papaverine had a greater expansion effect than injected papaverine, and its application in chemical penis enlargement is rather evident.
If I were to test topical papaverine, I would mix it with DMSO for a better transdermal effect (the question here is whether the emollients in the cream had an effect as well), and apply it once in the morning, and again during a chemically induced erection. Since the corpus cavernosa are basically similar to the tissue expansion cylinders used in the pig experiment, papaverine would also be added to the injection mix to ensure a maximum erection (which translates to maximum tissue expansion). The article referred to above did not mention anything about pain, but my experience tells me that it will not be a pleasant expansion (I hope that I am wrong about this!)
I admit that I was both surprized and happy to stumble on this bit of research, but when googling "topical papaverine" I found that it has been mentioned already on some penis enlargement forums. Unsure whether anyone had actually proceeded to experiment with it for chempe, and considering that I already have the necessary supplies to incorporate topical papaverine into my routine, I have decided to conduct my own testing. But the problem with simultaneous test remains the same: how do I know which experiment worked the most (or at all)? Is my goal now to gain, gain, gain? Or scientific research? Not the first time in my life, I find myself wishing for more than penis (in more than one sense ;)
It will take a while to decide exactly how to proceed with the next phase of experiments, but in the mean time my research continues and my dreams of finding the perfect penis enlargement topical continues to grow.
Before I close, I want to thank all my fellow researchers who communicate their findings with me and follow this blog. Even if I don't use their research, I still appreciate their efforts to help me something that I missed, and also to remind me that I am just one researcher who would never have gone this far without the work of others. I just wished that it was easier to decide what to do next!
Ronielle out