American men spend large amounts of money on penile
enlargement products and medications. A new scientific study shows that this
money is largely wasted, and that the problem can be solved more easily an
cheaply.
This groundbreaking study by Dr. Eric Longman and his team
at Spamford University has demonstrated a statistically significant link
between penile enlargement and particular chores around the home.
Some highlights of the study:
--Washing dishes, vacuuming, doing laundry produced no
noticeable increase
--Curiously, cooking on a regular basis causes as average
increase of 0.5 inch
--Rewiring a large portion of the house can bring about an
increase of as much as 2 inches
--Reroofing a garage can also cause an increase of up to 2
inches
--Building a deck averages a 1.5 inch increase, but up to 2
inches if hand tools are used extensively
--There were no documented increases larger than 2 inches
(likely due to physiological limits on blood flow)
The authors of the study speculate that the current decrease
in sperm count and motility among urban men is due to work that is largely
sedentary as compared to work habits in rural and indigenous populations of the
past.
For more details on the study, go to Penile Enhancement
Study, Dr. Eric Longman, et. al., Spamford University, 2018
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