TOPIC: Study: Penis getting bigger with big Doses of Vitamin D

So the \"real\" upper limit seems to be somewhere around 20,000-30,000 IU. I suspect once you go above 25,000, you\'re pushing it. So I\'ll be doing Dream\'s regimen as well, 20k IU a day paired with 1k IU (MK4) + 200 IU (Mk7)I suspect that this is a complete waste of time and money since this simply increases bloodflow down there, but I\'ll only be down $30, thats worth it to satisfy my curiosity.

Why would you expect any of the growth documented in the study when using less than half of the dose?? This makes no sense. Also, if the difference is only increased bloodflow, why does the write up report that growth continued to 6 months, albeit at about half the rate of the first 3? Something doesn\'t add up.

Also, more than one participant gained over an Inch in Girth. Over an Inch in Erect Girth ( including gains of STRETCHED Flaccid length) and you think this is attributable just to increased blood flow? Doubtful.

Why would you expect any of the growth documented in the study when using less than half of the dose?? This makes no sense. Also, if the difference is only increased bloodflow, why does the write up report that growth continued to 6 months, albeit at about half the rate of the first 3? Something doesn\'t add up.

Another source:

SummaryExamples of safe without adjusting cofactors: 2 million IU daily for 1 week, 200,000 IU daily for 1.5 weeks, 150,000 IU daily for 2 weeks, 50,000 IU daily for 5 weeks 14,000 IU daily for 1 year

vitamindwiki.com/Overview+Toxicity+of+vitamin+D

Man, I don\'t know anymore. The data seems to consistently cluster around 50-60k IU\'s, but the problem is that...well, I\'m not a trained doctor, and I don\'t want to risk toxicity. The other issue is time...it seems like there is a \"half life\" and remember that the study calls for 3-6 months regimen, fairly long. I dont know, I need to do more research into this. But you\'re right. I\'m not expecting anything except disappointment. Most likely the study is BS. It doesn\'t make any sense considering that toxicity seems to be around 60k and the study does it around 50k. Yeah, more research is needed.

I would like to offer a potential explanation as to why this study was not peer reviewed . I agree, the write up is totally sub-par, but I\'ve seen peer-reviewed studies literally written in broken English before. The problem with the study and why it was not peer reviewed is that it could be seen as encouragement to take this enormous dosages 10000%\'s higher than the recommended dose by the FDA/vitamin D council, whatever. Given the fact that people are idiots, someone could try it on themselves and somehow get hurt. The study sounds like a liability.
Second, large doses of Vitamin D may adequately treat conditions which the pharmaceutical industry makes a killing in. Literally.
I don\'t necessarily doubt that the study took place or that the numbers are correct. It could work. The guy who came up with it is/was a medical doctor, has published peer-reviewed studies before, and attended Duke. The only other explanation apart from the study being legit is that the guy is a psychopath and wants to hurt people.

I would like to offer a potential explanation as to why this study was not peer reviewed .

Forget peer review, I can\'t think of an explanation as to why it was so successful, yet not attempted or replicated even once in the past 10 years. Same for the one done in 1995 (10 min stretching, 30 min pumping, 16 weeks with significant length and Girth gains).

Forget peer review, I can\'t think of an explanation as to why it was so successful, yet not attempted or replicated even once in the past 10 years. Same for the one done in 1995 (10 min stretching, 30 min pumping, 16 weeks with significant length and Girth gains).

1.) penis enlargement is a niche field.
2.) it is not a medical emergency
3.) all of the reasons why I suggested it wasn't peer reviewed also explain why it was not replicated.

1.) penis enlargement is a niche field.
2.) it is not a medical emergency
3.) all of the reasons why I suggested it wasn't peer reviewed also explain why it was not replicated.

I don\'t buy it. You have tons of guys on thunders, pegym, and here who would volunteer to do a small trial for free ... in fact, they\'re already trying all those things and more ... and nobody\'s gaining 0.5\" Girth from pumping for 16 weeks.

I don\'t buy it.

and I don't buy your reasoning. It seems stupid to me and doesn't make sense. Also you didn't respond to anything I said directly. The idiots risking impotence and peyronies to get an Inch of Dick length are not someone I turn to for advice on anything.

what exactly don't you buy? That PE is a niche field? (Which it is.) that it isn't a medical emergency? (It isn't.) or that potentially harming people is a reason for a study not to be peer reviewed/replicated? (It is.)
i anxiously await your response

what exactly don't you buy? That PE is a niche field? (Which it is.) that it isn't a medical emergency? (It isn't.) or that potentially harming people is a reason for a study not to be peer reviewed/replicated? (It is.)
i anxiously await your response

I wasn\'t even talking about your reasoning why it\'s not peer reviewed. What I don\'t buy are the are that guys gained an average of 0.67\" in length and 0.55\" inches in Girth from \"vigorous stretching massage for 10 minutes, followed by the application of a vacuum pump for a period of at least 30 minutes for 16 weeks\". You seriously think we should buy that? You are aware that there have been numerous clinical studies done on extenders, and some on pumping that demonstrated nothing remotely close to this claim aren\'t you? Guess what, it\'s never going to be replicated.

I wasn\'t even talking about your reasoning why it\'s not peer reviewed. What I don\'t buy are the are that guys gained an average of 0.67\" in length and 0.55\" inches in Girth from \"vigorous stretching massage for 10 minutes, followed by the application of a vacuum pump for a period of at least 30 minutes for 16 weeks\". You seriously think we should buy that? You are aware that there have been numerous clinical studies done on extenders, and some on pumping that demonstrated nothing remotely close to this claim aren\'t you? Guess what, it\'s never going to be replicated.

seriously think we should buy those results from a different study which sought to enlarge the penis through an entirely different means..?? I don't know what to make of what you're saying.
you don't seem to think a lot, think.

I wasn\'t even talking about your reasoning why it\'s not peer reviewed. What I don\'t buy are the are that guys gained an average of 0.67\" in length and 0.55\" inches in Girth from \"vigorous stretching massage for 10 minutes, followed by the application of a vacuum pump for a period of at least 30 minutes for 16 weeks\". You seriously think we should buy that? You are aware that there have been numerous clinical studies done on extenders, and some on pumping that demonstrated nothing remotely close to this claim aren\'t you? Guess what, it\'s never going to be replicated.

those gains are possible with the increased blood flow of a pump. Have you ever used one?? Don't talk about things you don't know about.
Inflammation/increased blood flow could definitely cause those gains, regardless of if they are permanent or not.

those gains are possible with the increased blood flow of a pump.

LOL.

Have you ever used one?? Don't talk about things you don't know about.

Uh, let\'s see... first time I used my VacuTech as part of a regular PE routine was over 10 years ago when I was on Thunder\'s place.... last time I used it was this morning.

Just to let you guys know my experience.

After 1 month taking 20000IU + K2 (100mg) daily I had to stop.
It didn\'t bother me that I started getting up at night to pee, and I even pushed through a week of stomach discomfort and some dizziness, but it increased to the point of nausea and at night I woke up with abdomen pain. I stopped 3 days ago and all symptoms are now gone.

That\'s how it went for me, every one is different, it may work for you.

I\'m in my late 30\'s, weight 150 lbs and body fat below 10% probably relevant since vitamin D is stored in fat..
I\'m very healthy, no bad habits, stress free..

Isn\'t this is so obvious that this so called \"study\" is a scam?