Among the ways men try to enlarge their penis, soda is at the top of the popularity charts. It can be assumed that this is due to the cheapness and availability of the product.
But how soda works on a member and what result to expect, let's find out in this article.
Soda, like any chemical, when taken internally or externally, affects the human body. The results of medical research on this topic have been published. For example, ScienceDirect in 2017 noted the role of sodium bicarbonate in local anesthesia.
Although a similar effect was described back in 2005 in AnesthesiaUK. And The Journal of Immunology in 2018 published a detailed study of the anti-inflammatory effects of baking soda and its role in the fight against autoimmune diseases.
The healing benefits of baking soda are greatly exaggerated, as Indicator and other popular science publications point to based on open sources such as PubMed.
As confirmed by official medicine, soda alone cannot increase the size of the male age or improve erection, as it does not contain components that could affect these indicators.
Instead of the desired effect, complications in the form of itching and loss of sensitivity are possible. But folk recipes are still popular.
These methods can only be used at your own risk as there is no scientific evidence.
The recipe is simple: mix a volume of baking soda on the tip of a knife in a glass of boiled water and drink. Proponents of traditional medicine claim that if you repeat the procedure daily for two weeks, increasing the volume of soda to 1 teaspoon, it will strengthen the erection, prolong sexual intercourse and increase the length of the penis.
Baking soda is said to restore the body's pH by supporting normal blood flow and metabolism (assuming the pH is addictive to acidity).
In theory, drinking baking soda will improve the blood supply to the penis, thus increasing a man's sexual power. But scientific studies do not confirm the assumption and the consequences of the abuse of "soda therapy" should not be forgotten.
Algorithm of actions:
Local irritation with alkaline solution. This reaction will disappear anywhere on the skin, causing a rush of blood. But due to the increased sensitivity, the penis can really swell by 2-4 mm. It is true that the effect will last no more than a few hours - then the irritation will subside and the size will remain the same.
So you should not hesitate to fulfill your desire to "surprise" your partner. Men expect the penis to become more sensitive and the erection to improve.
But if the solution turns out to be too corrosive, on the contrary, the skin will feel burning and irritation - sex will bring less pleasure or even become painful.
Regularity is pointless. Even the resulting magnification of a few millimeters will not be fixed - the size will remain the same. But constant irritation will reduce the sensitivity of the body and worsen the quality of sex.
Soda bath advocates advise the following:
This method can irritate tissues even more than rinsing with a solution. If you feel pain, see severe redness of the skin, it is better to interrupt the procedure.
Local irritation occurs with the same possible effect (temporary increase of 2–4 mm) and the same risks. The danger of recipes with honey is even greater, as allergies to it are possible.
Before experimenting, it would be better to undergo an examination and consult a therapist. Before rubbing sodium bicarbonate into the delicate skin of an organ, test, for example, the bend of the elbow and make sure there are no hypersensitivity or allergies.
Soda should not be taken orally if:
To enlarge the organ, it stretches, increasing the size of the corpora cavernosa. But if you act randomly, you risk sprains and other injuries.
Those who want to get and consolidate the result should try an extension, a hydraulic pump or go for plastic surgery.
Consultations with an andrologist, urologist, sexologist will help you identify individual characteristics, determine the "latent potential" of the penis, assess the need to increase the length or thickness and get a recommendation for choosing an effective technique.