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

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.

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).

I wasn't even talking about your reasoning why it's not peer reviewed.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.

Although a vitamin D level of 30 ng/ml (75 nmol/l) is typically considered adequate, the Vitamin D Council recommends maintaining levels of 40'80 ng/ml (100'200 nmol/l), and states that anything over 100 ng/ml (250 nmol/l) may be harmful (6, 7).Despite the fact that more people are now taking vitamin D supplements, it's rare to find someone with very high blood levels of this vitamin.One recent study looked at data from more than 20,000 people over a 10-year period. It found that only 37 people had levels above 100 ng/ml (250 nmol/l). Only one person had true toxicity, at 364 ng/ml (899 nmol/l) (.In one case study, a woman had a level of 476 ng/ml (1,171 nmol/l) after taking a supplement that gave her 186,900 IU of vitamin D3 per day for two months (9).This was a whopping 47 times the generally recommended safe upper limit of 4,000 IU per day.The woman was admitted to the hospital after she experienced fatigue, forgetfulness, nausea, vomiting, slurred speech and other symptoms (9).Although only extremely large doses can cause toxicity so rapidly, even strong supporters of these supplements recommend an upper limit of 10,000 IU per day (3).

A daily intake ranging from 40,000'100,000 IU (1000'2500 micrograms), for one to several months, has been shown to cause toxicity in humans (14, 18, 19, 20, 21).

Taking 60,000 international units (IU) a day of vitamin D for several months has been shown to cause toxicity.

I would like to offer a potential explanation as to why this study was not peer reviewed .

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.

AD55 wrote:
Just to give you an update.
I'm not going to post measurements because I have 15+ years of hardcore PE including DHT and HCG and I'm almost in my 40's.

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.

AD55 wrote:
Sure, I went for 14cm BPEL to 16.5 on a good day, never measured the Girth but it increased in proportion with length mainly from mid shaft forward aka baseball bat shaped penis.

randomword1234 wrote: You can overdose from taking that much daily, it's a fat soluble vitamin