Exercising The Penis: How To Make Your Most Prized Organ Bigger, Harder & Healthier (Penis Enlargement) [Paperback]

Aaron Kemmer (Author), Deby Cassill (Author), Richard Howard II (Author)

Book Description

Publication Date: January 17, 2008

If a man's biceps get stronger and harder with exercise, why can't his penis? The answer: It can. Despite popular belief, more than 1.3 million men have already learned the truth: The penis, like other muscles, is shapeable through exercises. For the first time ever, this book shows how you can:

·   Increase your penis size. (In a survey of nearly 1000 men who exercised their penis for three or more months, the average size increase was 1 inch in length and 0.5 inches in girth-a volumetric increase of fifty percent.)

·   Yield harder, stronger, and longer-lasting erections. (In one study, penis exercises improved erection strength just as much as erection drugs.)

·   Overcome premature ejaculation and have multiple orgasms. (A strong pelvic region built through penis exercising gives men control of their ejaculations.)

·   Endure dozens of other benefits. (A healthier penis and penile vascular system can increase libido, create stronger orgasms, and more.)

Editorial Reviews

About the Author

Aaron Kemmer has a bachelor of science degree from the University of Florida in education and communication. He has given lectures to sexual education classes at the University of South Florida and has written extensively about male sexual health and penile exercising --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

Product Details

• Paperback: 232 pages
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (January 17, 2008)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1434826317
• ISBN-13: 978-1434826312
• Product Dimensions: 0.5 x 9.8 x 6.9 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (56 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #458,314 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
  • #20 in Books > Health, Fitness & Dieting > Men's Health > Sexual Health & Impotence

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

329 of 417 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Worst possible investment. September 30, 2010

By Dr. A. Smith

Format:Paperback

I think it's delightful how every SINGLE review is written in perfect grammar, with perfect spelling and perfect articulation.
(Because we all know that people have perfect educations, all of the time! Duh!)
All of the reviews sound an awful lot like the book reads.

Yes, I've purchased the book, and I am a qualified medical professional. I only have 1 review and it is on THIS book here. It's disgusting, disturbing, unsourced gibberish (and the few sources it mentions leads to even more philandering).

You're stuck with what you're born with. All of the reviews are "comforting", filled with keywords that let the reader know that they're not being "taken advantage of" for men's statistically biggest insecurity.

Come on, people, grow up. Seriously.

You want a bigger penis? You've got the choice of transplants (which is extremely risky) or surgery (which is even riskier) and even then, there's no guarantee that the results are anything like what you're looking for.

By the way, your penis length varies every single time you measure it, and you have to average it out. It depends on your mood, how aroused you are, and what you're doing (watching porn, having sex, masturbating or just measuring your penis.) So the review that asserts "I measured it at 5.7 and it was 5.9 DUH IT REALLY WORKS" is extremely bogus, and meant to reassure.

As a qualified medical professional I must insist that this piece of "literature" be used only as emergency toilet paper after the Republican Report and Le Monde. It's expensive drivel that has no real bearing on anything.

The publisher has plenty of pictures of his "methods" that are photoshopped and video edited on all kinds of different planes. I've studied Male Enhancement for a long time, and in fact, wrote a thesis paper on it. It's just not going to happen, regardless of what creams, pills, stretchers or exercises you use. None of the methods in this book, I repeat, have ANY SCIENTIFIC grounding and the theories used are mostly rejected hearsay with the rest being crackpot ideology combined with a wit and a good sales tactic ("Re-assurance" etc.) and positive reinforcement of a delusional idea. Please, please don't waste your money, and just get over your insecurity. It's not the end of the world.

This is the worst sort of predator, one that disguises itself as an understanding friend.

-A. Smith, Ph. D.

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing, got that skeptics? October 25, 2011

By T. O'Brien

Format:Kindle Edition

This is how it works,

You learn about it, make an initial opinion and then get to it. I was in complete denial that this would EVER work. Everything you read just flat out denies it's possible. Look Fella's, if crazy tribes out there can stretch their neck by using crazy rings, you can stretch out a much simpler piece of anatomy. This is exactly how my unit has changed: It got harder first. Erections of steel. It then got more vascular. It then got more muscular looking/feeling. It then grew. My gains are at currently 3/4 inch in length and half inch in girth. Been at for two months so far so give me time. It may not sound like much, but holy crap it is waaaay heavier, and way more awesome looking. My fiance has no idea what to think about all this, I bump her cervix now, which isn't really what she bargained for, but she's impressed. She doesn't tell me verbally it's bigger, but her moaning and constant grabbing, and etc. etc. is confirmation. I'm almost where I've always watned to be--size wise-- and I'll probably just keep going.

All you skeptics out there, who cares if you don't believe it works. How would you know anyways, you never tried it. Stop assuming crap, just because wikipedia, or some know-it-all swears it can be done. It can, my unit, the stuff dangling between my legs as we speak, is bigger. Period. Actually, you scientists should give it a try, we all know you need the help anyways.

Last thing, look at my other reviews. I'm real. I'm a real reviewer talking about what really changed inbetween my legs. If you want this to happen, and are really are sick of being average like I was,(still am statistically) then do something about it. It will take time. It will take 5 days out of the week, 30 minute sessions for the first 3 months. After week two, you'll see the change. After month two, YOU will become changed.

Peace

44 of 61 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars A surprise April 17, 2008

By Jason Lam

Format:Paperback

I bought this together with Rules of the Game when I broke up with my girlfriend last month. Both books were five stars. I was looking to improve myself in a few key areas after being out of the "game" for more than for years.

I have to be honest, I was very surprised with this book. After doing the exercises for nearly a month, I'm even more surprised that this stuff isn't well known. I've already gained .5" in length and a little bit in girth and started experiencing stronger erections.

Kemmer suggested some good plausible reasons in the book of why "penile exercise" isn't mainstream yet, such as no one has cared to do any studies (there was one study done with fairly good results back in the 70s, but the lead scientist didn't attempt to repeat the results). He also mentions that a lot of guys go overboard because they don't know what they're doing. In turn, they don't see results and they get temporary weak erections and spout to the world that this stuff doesn't work.

Either way, I'm not sure why the stuff is under wraps, but I do know that is has worked for me thus far. I don't think it will be kept hidden much longer.