Men who are interesting in increasing the length and thickness of their penis want to know: “Does jelqing work?”
First, let’s answer a preliminary question: “What is jelqing?”
Jelqing is a technique for manually exercising the penis to increase blood flow beyond what it receives in a typical erection. This increased blood flow stimulates the growth of new tissue and so increases the length and girth of your penis.
Now that you know the answer to the question: “What is jelqing?” we can address the second question: “Does jelqing work?”
Many people believe that jelqing exercises have been used for generations in the Middle East, passed on from father to son. But many customs are passed down from generation to generation, whether they are useful or not.
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Modern men want modern answers when they ask, “Does jelqing work?” Modern answers come from science, specifically from scientific clinical trials.
In a clinical trial, several men are measured for penis length and girth. Then they are given a specific set of exercises to do. They are measured again from time to time during the trial and again at the end.
Once a clinical trial is complete, the scientists explains the methods and the results in a paper. If the paper meets its standards, that is if the methods are sound and the results have been obtained correctly, a scientific journal prints the results. Then other researchers can accept the results, attack the methodology, or try to disprove the results.
Clinical trials have shown that jelqing exercises do increase the penis size of about four out of five men who use them. So science can answer the question: “Does jelqing work?” with a resounding “yes.”
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