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For centuries, human beings have used body limb stretching devices. It is a well known fact that tribal members would view body stretching as a form of social acceptance into the community. Manufacturers are now reflecting back on the devices that our ancestors used in order make successful penis traction extenders. There are homemade styles, but they are not quite as safe and they are not always successful.
The basic theory behind penis extenders is the use of stress on the body part in order to multiply cell counts. The Padaung people of Burma were the first inspiration for the penis product. The “giraffe” women would lengthen their necks in order to symbolize their heritage and culture. The women would use tight coils that fastened around the neck, one on top of the other. Once the neck was lengthened some what, more coils would be added to help add stress and make the neck grow.
The method of stretching a body part may sound unsafe and painful. However, as long as you are using a respectable manufacturer, stretching the penis can be very comfortable and discreet. The basic directions behind using a traction extender is quite simple. You place the device over your member and it is held in place by a structure at the end. Along each side of your penis, there will be two bars that help add safe and subtle stress on your member. Some men have reported that they do not even feel the device, and that no one can see it under loose clothing.
As your penis is stretched, the cells in your member divide in order to fill the new space with muscle. This in turn, will increase the size and the thickness of your member. Over the course of several months, you will be able to notice a larger and well hung penis. Most extenders on the market work the same way. The differentiating factor between each model is the way that the device feels after several hours.
There are four parts that make up a traction penis extender:
- Base- The structure of the device, which works to hold the bars in place. There is a hole in the base, in which your penis goes through.
- Elongation Bars- The two bars that are on both sides of you member. They work to adjust the stress level and they also move easily and safely.
- Glans Base- The opposite end of the elongation bars. It holds the noose structure in place.
- Noose- The noose helps hold your glans in place. The older models use a knot noose which can be very painful for the user. A knotted noose will cut off circulation and in turn inhibit growth. The more updated extenders do not use a knotted noose. The SizeGenetics for example use a comfort mechanism that wraps around your penis instead of knotting into it.
The basics behind the penis tractions devices are simple. Before purchasing an extender, talk with your doctor about the right device for you. Many manufacturers will allow you to test drive one of the extenders before you buy.
You can find reviews of many of the top penis extenders, including SizeGenetics and ProExtender at PenisTractionExtenders.com
