How Vacuum Pumping Works
Vacuum pumping is the process of applying
vacuum pressure to the genitals, typically the penis, nipples, labia,
or clitoris, to induce temporary swelling, rich coloration, and
long-term growth.
Physiology
Vacuum pressure applied to the body has
two key effects:
The most pronounced and immediate effect
of vacuum pumping is harmless swelling caused by engorgement of tissue
with blood and lymphatic fluid. Blood flow returns to normal soon after
vacuum pressure is removed, but lymphatic fluid takes longer to drain.
For this reason, temporary growth from vacuum pumping can last for more
than an hour. Repeated vacuum pumping sessions will, over time,
encourage more lasting growth of soft tissues.
Less pronounced, but very important for
penile extension and combating the effects of aging on penis size, is
stretching of ligaments. Ligaments are structural elements of the body.
Over time, ligaments become less elastic, reducing our flexibility. In
the case of the penis, reduced elasticity of the suspensory ligament
limits the erect length of the penis. Vacuum pumping stretches
ligaments, maintaining or improving their elasticity. A Penis Lengthening system used in
tangent with our pumping system, also combats the effects of
aging.
How Vacuum Pumping is Used
Vacuum pumping is commonly used before or
during sex to encourage an erection, create visually exciting
enhancement of genitals, and heighten genital sensitivity. This
occasional use of vacuum pumping produces immediate rewards for both
partners.
Vacuum pumping is also used to produce
sustained growth of genitals, including the penis, nipples, and labia.
Sustained growth is achieved when vacuum pumping is undertaken on a
regular basis, much as working out at the gym develops muscle tone.
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