Andrew Wroblewski asked:
Is tissue stretching the most efficient ***** enhancement method yet?
Tissue stretching is a historically and now scientifically proven procedure for body modification. Medical doctors use tissue expanders for the intention of enlarging soft tissue in many kinds of reconstructive operation. Arms are stretched by orthopaedic doctors. New skin is attained by stretching existing living skin. And in Africa and South America, ethnic peoples have executed lip and ear expansion as a cultural tradition for centuries.
Tissue expansion works. As it is difficult to find specific literature on the subject, many native natives across the world do body modification through stretching. The use of force or stress to expand skin and tissue has been well proven to work over centuries.
Centuries of evidence There is no deficiency in instances from all over the world that the human body responds to sustained pressure by straightening and lengthening. Perhaps the best known are the ‘Giraffe Women’ of Thailand.
The ‘Hill People’ (or Pa Dong Karen) who reside near the borders of present-day Burma and Thailand are maybe the best renowned of all native cultures who practice body straightening. Known as the Giraffe Women, this tribe has performed body straightening over many generations.
It is a custom that some of the females in the tribe wear a large number of ornamental brass rings around their necks, beginning when they are young (6 or 8 years old), and gradually, one ring at a time, increase the distance between their shoulders and heads. The process takes many years, but the results are amazing ‘ and very real.
The present record, according to one of the women, is 28 brass rings, though most discontinue when they get to about 20. This example shows vividly that soft tissue isn’t the only part of the body that responds to traction, but that even bone tissue may be altered over time.
Other illustrations of successful tissue expansion In South America, the Suya inhabitants of the Amazon have practiced traditional lip and ear straightening for spiritual and social reasons. Young males of the ethnic group had their lips and ears pierced when still young, and over some years expand them enough to carry disks several inches across. The amount of straightening that was reached can amount to 300% size increase or more from the original size of the tissue.
In Africa, the females of the Mursi ethnic group who reside in the Omo Valley of southern Ethiopia also wear lip disks, a tradition carried on there for centuries. As this can look undisciplined to strangers, these disks marked the wearers as women of position, with the bigger disks symbolizing both sexual development and social standing. Some of the Mursi females have expanded their lips so far as to be able to pull them over their own heads!
As lip disks are worn to enlarge the size of the lower lip, the stress they place on the jawbone also affects it over a long time. The teeth and jaw eventually give way under the sustained pressure, steadily forcing them to arch backwards out of the usual ‘u’ shape of the jaw. The message here:
Tissue does grow when forced to do so, but the practice does take time.
Now, in Europe and the Americas, some people have even adopted this technology and are applying it to the male enhancement industry.
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Is tissue stretching the most efficient ***** enhancement method yet?
Tissue stretching is a historically and now scientifically proven procedure for body modification. Medical doctors use tissue expanders for the intention of enlarging soft tissue in many kinds of reconstructive operation. Arms are stretched by orthopaedic doctors. New skin is attained by stretching existing living skin. And in Africa and South America, ethnic peoples have executed lip and ear expansion as a cultural tradition for centuries.
Tissue expansion works. As it is difficult to find specific literature on the subject, many native natives across the world do body modification through stretching. The use of force or stress to expand skin and tissue has been well proven to work over centuries.
Centuries of evidence There is no deficiency in instances from all over the world that the human body responds to sustained pressure by straightening and lengthening. Perhaps the best known are the ‘Giraffe Women’ of Thailand.
The ‘Hill People’ (or Pa Dong Karen) who reside near the borders of present-day Burma and Thailand are maybe the best renowned of all native cultures who practice body straightening. Known as the Giraffe Women, this tribe has performed body straightening over many generations.
It is a custom that some of the females in the tribe wear a large number of ornamental brass rings around their necks, beginning when they are young (6 or 8 years old), and gradually, one ring at a time, increase the distance between their shoulders and heads. The process takes many years, but the results are amazing ‘ and very real.
The present record, according to one of the women, is 28 brass rings, though most discontinue when they get to about 20. This example shows vividly that soft tissue isn’t the only part of the body that responds to traction, but that even bone tissue may be altered over time.
Other illustrations of successful tissue expansion In South America, the Suya inhabitants of the Amazon have practiced traditional lip and ear straightening for spiritual and social reasons. Young males of the ethnic group had their lips and ears pierced when still young, and over some years expand them enough to carry disks several inches across. The amount of straightening that was reached can amount to 300% size increase or more from the original size of the tissue.
In Africa, the females of the Mursi ethnic group who reside in the Omo Valley of southern Ethiopia also wear lip disks, a tradition carried on there for centuries. As this can look undisciplined to strangers, these disks marked the wearers as women of position, with the bigger disks symbolizing both sexual development and social standing. Some of the Mursi females have expanded their lips so far as to be able to pull them over their own heads!
As lip disks are worn to enlarge the size of the lower lip, the stress they place on the jawbone also affects it over a long time. The teeth and jaw eventually give way under the sustained pressure, steadily forcing them to arch backwards out of the usual ‘u’ shape of the jaw. The message here:
Tissue does grow when forced to do so, but the practice does take time.
Now, in Europe and the Americas, some people have even adopted this technology and are applying it to the male enhancement industry.
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