I'm looking for a component to mix with DMSO and I've found lots of "Penis Enlargement Cremes XXl" that says it will enlarge your penis. While most times this is BS, I can't help to think it would be a great component to DMSO. And perhaps it would help with Peyronie's.
I mean, they are made and sold to provide better blood flow and a lot of them have ingredients such as L-Arginine, Vitamin E, ginseng etc. Also known as ALL naturals ingredients that the majority of people on the forum already use. Why not buy a finished creme with ALL these ingredients and experiment with its potential in Peyronie's?
Am I a fool for thinking about buying a creme? It can't do any harm, can it?
And my gut tells me it could do a great job with softening the scar tissue...
Why look for components to DMSO when there are finished "Penis XXL" cremes we can use?
All the bullsh*t about enlarging your penis size permanently is not the thing I'm interested in.
But it could be worth trying out in order to treat Peyronie's.
Am I right or am I wrong?
Please, tell me your thoughts.
I would strongly advise against that. They aren't reviewed by the FDA and could contain anything. You don't want that hitting your bloodstream and with DMSO, it will.
You really think those creams work? Think about it man..
If you don't know what's in them I would never do this. Some shady creme from the sex shop which might sit there for years.. nah nah.
But if you have reason to trust the ingredients then maybe you can try small amounts +DMSO on the hand and go from there.
Before you do that I would check each ingredient and how it may play out in combination with transdermal application.
pfract, I don't believe they "work" in that they permanently change the size of your dick lol
But some of them include very natural ingredients that could benefit a lot for people with peyronies, as i stated earlier.
melting, it might do that! I brought the topic up because it could play a role in something else than what the product was originally made for. Remodeling plaque. Softening plaque. I don't know, I might try it out guys. We'll see.
Quote from: Godisreal on December 03, 2019, 08:02:38 AM
melting, it might do that! I brought the topic up because it could play a role in something else than what the product was originally made for. Remodeling plaque. Softening plaque. I don't know, I might try it out guys. We'll see.
You can find a lot of infos on many ingredients/supplements and their impact on tissue/plaques on google. Especially when it's not related to penis but collagenous tissue and arterial tissue is "basically" the same in other body parts when it comes to chemicals and their impact on the tissue.