A United Kingdom based doctor has resorted to Twitter to offer medical advise to young men who want to extend and grow their genitals. After the age of 21, Dr. Olufunmilayo Ogunsanya recommends men to be pleased with the size of their genitals because there are no effective treatments, drugs, or exercises for increasing their size.
Male genitalia stop developing once a person reaches the age of 21, and attempts to change their size after that point are ineffective, according to Dr. Olufunmilayo, who is well-known for his Twitter account. He issues a warning against believing the claims made by people or businesses marketing lotions and mixtures that purport to increase penis size, claiming that such claims are false and prey on guys with poor self-esteem.
“There is NO scientific evidence that creams or any drugs can significantly increase the organ size. It’s all a hoax and deception. Men in their ads are already well-endowed models whose size is natural. That’s the truth,” he tweeted.
The doctor further advises males from putting their health in danger or suffering negative consequences while making pointless attempts to increase their genital size.
“Some men believe that frequent satisgying yourself or certain bedroom techniques can increase organ size. My brother, don’t risk your health and life for something that won’t change. Use what you have wisely instead of wasting money on lies,” he advised.
Nevertheless, some contend that the ability of a person to satisfy their spouse rather than the size of their organs during bedroom sessions is the more important element. They contend that intimacy and skill between lovers matter more in the bedroom than anything else.
Dr. Olufunmilayo’s counsel encourages young men to appreciate their natural characteristics and put their attention on healthy relationships and self-acceptance while discussions regarding genital size and sexual satisfaction continue.
The recommendation to steer clear of spurious cures and concentrate on genuine connections attempts to encourage a constructive and knowledgeable attitude to bedroom well-being.
