So did anyone try the D/K on the penis
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@pondfountain Chris master john has a video on mk7 heart palpitations and what it means and what to do about it
fwiw I feel better on mk7 is a regular supplement over mk4, although I do use both . what I mean is getting mk7 seems to coincide with a positive for me.
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Currently trying calcirol vitamin D from idealabs with vit K mk4 from Thorne, no palpitations but still positive effects, using coconut oil as a carrier.
@sushi_is_cringe
is this the video
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@pondfountain yes
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Theory i have is that it May cause varicocele upon long term use
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@lobotomize-me dang. Have you theorized a reason?
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@LetTheRedeemed possibly the blood clotting effect of vitamin k (for example i mixed it with dmso so it may be also a factor)
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LOL Vitamin K doesn't cause "blood clotting," this is an ignorant carry-over from the medical industry. Substances either build material for proper coagulation or they break them down. Clotting is caused by aberrations and break off in tissue structure, serotonergic platelet aggregation, protein malformations, etc.
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@bio3nergetic Don't get me wrong, I wasn't insisting people stop taking vit k. It was just a theory, which you seem to have proved incorrect
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This was always a joke lol.
A simple routine using a <$30 penis pump off Aliexpress and some cheap toes shields (for use of soft clamping 1-3x a week) will be way faster than whatever topicals you think is growing your penis.
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@Jaffe I’ve read that that’s not permanent, however. Do you know of anecdotes that experienced permanence?
What is known, is that increasing androgens can increase penis size — androgenic vitamins are always safe and worth a shot imo.
At least some of us learned in the process of topical application of d/k, that our wee-wees were basically anhedonic, and now the world is different in the best way ever… lol. I’d love for girls to try topical on their private places as well…
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r/TheScienceOfPE
r/gettingbigger
@DocHink on youtube
personal experienceit's all there
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@LetTheRedeemed I don't know...I tried vit D/K for some time but there was no negative or positive effect. Are you sure it wasn't placebo in your case?
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@Jaffe before I dive in, are you saying the results have been permanent with that? Not doubting
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@tubert I think it’s a case by case basis. I’m sure a lot of folks don’t have the same problem, but I’m sure many people with lifelong nutrient deficiencies will definitely have regional deficiencies that get ameliorated by topical vitamins.
But hey, placebo or not, that feeling’s worth a placebo, hah…
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@LetTheRedeemed said in So did anyone try the D/K on the penis:
@Jaffe before I dive in, are you saying the results have been permanent with that? Not doubting
Yes.
The PE of today is way different than, say, a decade ago. A lot of the old BS got washed out.
Just like with bodybuilding, you get results when you stick with a routine.
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@Jaffe wow. Thanks for sharing
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@lobotomize-me Might've gotten varicocele from that myself, Vitamin K2 MK-7 + D3 + E topically down there and a good amount of drops orally. Before getting varicocele, on days I didn't apply it I had better blood flow for some reason, currently trying to see what can be done to fix this, I quit the supplementation for that reason
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@abokapo0514
vit k is still useful so i will recommend applying it to the wrist (vit d optional) -
@abokapo0514 people have reported problems with mk7, i believe heart palpitations.
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@LetTheRedeemed It was a big mistake on my part, shouldn't have done it.
MK7 (Menaquinone-7) usually comes from natto or fermented dairy products with the specific bacteria strains involved, whereas MK4 (menaquinone-4, shorter half life but I would say safer and better) comes from animal sources, personally I wish I would've went with the MK4 variant since I doubt it would cause any harm, but better would be to just consume anything supplement wise via diet rather than supplement.