Anyone PE for 10 years or longer? I spend probably 2-4 hours a day reading about PE related material trying to fully gauge everything before I jump head first into it all. I have read threads where people have asked their friends who are physicians about their opinion on PE and the mechanisms through which they received gains. All the threads I have read showed the physician reacted very negatively to PE. Now, I understand that if you ask a physician that you are being treated by they will tell you that PE is bad simply because there are no studies and they don't want to get sued. But a friend who happens to be a physician is more likely to be level with you and not simply tell you something unless they personally believe it. The general theme is that the physician not just concerned about the immediate risks, but the long term risks.
So what evidence do we have that there are no longer term negative consequences? Even though we see size gains, could we be setting ourselves up for negative biological changes that will manifest themselves later in life (even many years later)? I really think responses from people who have done PE (not just kegals and edging) for around 10 years would be constructive, but feedback from at least 5 years is helpful as well.
So what evidence do we have that there are no longer term negative consequences? Even though we see size gains, could we be setting ourselves up for negative biological changes that will manifest themselves later in life (even many years later)? I really think responses from people who have done PE (not just kegals and edging) for around 10 years would be constructive, but feedback from at least 5 years is helpful as well.
