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1. Q: Why can't I just use high vacuum levels? I've noticed I really stretch into the tube and look huge when I do.
A:
High vacuum levels are generally too uncomfortable to sustain for long, so they tend to be self-limiting, but some men try to tolerate at least short periods of such vacuum. This isn't advisable, since high vacuum may create blistering, bruising, and a build-up of scar tissue. This trauma may actually make you shrink! High vacuum may also create pinpoint bruising, called petechae, in which blood is drawn through the cell walls into surrounding areas, where it is later reabsorbed. The iron in this blood then oxidizes, creating a dark brown tint (wet rust). Over time, the entire penis becomes very dark.
The best option then is to use low vacuum or "no vacuum" methods, allowing the process to occur with lowest risk. Because the TRAC-MAN system includes a vacuum gauge, it's a simple matter to
maintain low vacuum levels within a safe range. (The darker purple coloration during and for a few hours after using the TRAC-MAN with low vacuum is not a bruise. It's only a beneficial super-dilation of small veins
and capillaries near the surface, causing blood to rush into that area. The purple effect begins to diminish immediately.)
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2. Q: Why do some men in videos look so big?
A:
These men are chosen for their freakish endowment. They are very unique in size as compared to the average male. Camera angles, petite women, and digital
enhancement can make these men look even bigger than they are. Some are wearing prosthetic (fake) organs.
3. Q: So what is "normal" size?
A:
Two very accurate studies involved men in the armed forces, and college age men. Measured by technicians, average erect length (on the top surface when the penis
was bent down parallel to the floor) was 5.1" to 5.25". Average erect circumference (measured 1" up from the base) was 3.63" to 4.75". Previous flawed studies
conducted years ago had left the respondents to measure themselves – one can assume most any man would add an inch or more, if he knew no one would prove otherwise!
4. Q: Why do some men in the locker room look a lot bigger than me?
A: Remember that you are seeing these men flaccid, in various levels of heat, cold,
or stress. Also, men who are fairly genetically "pure" of races indigenous to hot climates (darker skinned) tend to have larger vascular features (especially facial
features, and flaccid penis) to throw off extra body heat. Just as their darker skin was perfectly evolved to protect them from their native climates, this too is a matter of
survival of the fittest. Conversely, men of paler color (usually European descent) generally have smaller flaccid penile size and smaller facial features to help them
survive a cold climate - if you throw off too much body heat, you freeze to death before you can pass on your genes, or care for your children into adulthood.
Remember that most races are now intermingled so the effect may be seen in anyone of any race. And flaccid size has almost nothing to do with erect size, since erections
are the great equalizer. Statistically, almost all ethnic groups are the same sizes erect. However, condoms sold for use in Asia are about 15% smaller.
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5. Q: What happens when I stop using the TRAC-MAN?
A: Most men will only see a loss of 1/4" of that gained, or less, once new gains have
"set". We suggest that you gradually reduce usage over the course of weeks, rather than stopping suddenly.
6. Q: I need to stop use of the TRAC-MAN for a while. Does this create any problems?
A: Consistent use generally produces the best effect. You may certainly take vacation time, etc. without any problems. In fact, if results seem to be slowing with
continued use, you may find it helpful to stop for a few days to 2 weeks, then start again (an old bodybuilder trick when at an impasse). This tends to shock the tissues into a spurt of new cell growth.
7. Q: Do I need to use the TRAC-MAN forever?
A: No. Most men tend to stop when they have met a particular goal, but you may continue for as long as you wish to be bigger. We have men who have used our
devices virtually non-stop for several years, some having gained nearly 4 inches of erect length. As long as you are alive and capable of healing and making cell growth,
you can continue gaining size, although this sometimes slows with advancing age.
8.
Q. Are there any materials for use with the TRAC-MAN that may enhance the enlargement process?
A.
For several months now, we have been receiving reports form men who are using the Cell Gel scar treatment rubbed into the skin of the penis, after and between
TRAC-MAN sessions. They feel that this may be contributing to faster gains in both length and girth.While we do not yet understand the mechanism of why this may be working, perhaps
the Cell Gel is triggering cell growth in a similar manner to the way it promotes resolution of scarring. You may wish to try it as well. Please contact us, if you also
appear to make faster gains with Cell Gel treatment.
9. Q. I've heard that smoking is detrimental to growth. Is this true?
A. Yes. Most doctors refuse to perform enhancement surgeries on men who smoke, since nicotine is a vein-restrictor and prevents good healing. It also causes a
shrinkage effect, with the end result of years of smoking being about an inch of reduced size, less hardness, and a tendency toward impotence. Very likely, "second-hand" smoke also causes these effects.
10.
Q: Will the TRAC-MAN receiver accidentally slip off while in use?
A:
In normal use, the receiver will advance forward perhaps 1" to 2", but since you will be releasing it about every 15 minutes (when using traction) this will not be a problem.
Remember that we are working with malleable flesh, where erectile ability and sensation are of utmost importance. Any safe device will not maintain tenacious, unforgiving grip.
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