NeoV manual traction success question

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Hi all

I was thinking back to watching one of NeoV's  videos reagrding the hand traction technique.  I remember Neo saying that he his curvature was ventral ? And he did the stretch grabbing his penis and pulling between his legs from behind yes ? The logic would be that this is pulling away from the plaque if you have dorsal curvature yes ? As per restorex. But in Neo's case , he cured his curvature by pulling in the SAME direction of the plaque/ curvature?  

I've always tractioned in the opposite direction of my curvature , whether manual or using PMP ( I put a bar across it to create a downwards angle away from curvature). But I'm just wondering whether pulling in the direction of the curvature may for some reason benefit more ?

As I've just posted on another post, I feel I've amde improvements with VED , traction, loads of supplements, DMSO, ultrasound over the last tho years since my injury and onset, but my dorsal curvature is about the same still it seems. I have noticed that the underside is more bulbous and ' balooned when erect ' as I mentioned in the other post. Like it's been filled more and has expanded downwards because the dorsal side isn't expanding as much. It's probably mostly that I pumped too hard with VED, but I'm not concerned about that. The overall impression ( and feel according to my gf ) is that has made it bigger . But I'm also wondering whether the stretching away from the curvature is actually the wrong thing to do. And as NeoV did, maybe I should try stretching in the same direction of the curvature? It seemed to work for him, and despite me having restored size and improved narrowing and ED, I haven't managed to improve the curvature much

Any thoughts?

[Ramagel]

i did manual stretching agains the curve for two month since now, i didnt notice any changes, but ill try keep doing it for next four month

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Yes, that;s what I do too. But I was wondering whether traction in the direction of the curve would work better for some reason

Mostly because NeoV mentioned that he had success seemingly performing manual traction in the same direction of the curve. Ventral in his case I believe ?

If you're reading this Neo, any thoughts ?

[TonySa]

In traditional cases of Peyronie's it takes hundreds of hours to have improvement.  

[1234]

i did manual stretching agains the curve for two month since now, i didnt notice any changes, but ill try keep doing it for next four month

Did it get worse? (Curve, pain)

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Yes I realise it takes many hours for traction to help thanks Tony

The question I was asking was relating to the direction of the traction - 1. opposite direction of curve ? ( as most people try to do and as per restorex )   or  2. in the same direction of the curve ? Which I believe Neov had some success with

[TonySa]

Most say traction against the curve although I'm not sure it matters.  Restorex is unique w added tension and ability to specifically target angle of bend.