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The Jes-Extender, however, is a completely non-surgical, completely natural, and completely simple method of increasing your penis size. Everyone wants their penis to be larger, and no one wants to risk any complications in the process. The problem with surgery on the penis is that complications are worryingly common and there are inherent risks with any type of surgery.

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Comparing the Top Rated SizeGenetics Penis Enlargement System with the Most Affordable Penis Enlarger Jes-Extender.

The best thing about Jes-Extender is the price, starting from just $249.47. This clinically proven product really is great value for money, not only this but with their amazing double money back guarantee if you’re not happy with your gains you will get a full refund for twice the cost.

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Conclusion

It’s simple, if you’re looking for results then both devices work, if you cannot justify SizeGenetics premium price for the additional results then opt for the clinically proven Jes-Extender.

Both of these products will give you following:

• Permanently increased size of penis 
• Correct Penile Curvature and treat well known Peyronies Disease 
• Controlled ejaculations 
• Improved erection and Sexual Performance 
• Boost to your confidence 

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Jes Extender Customer Reviews:

After Order my Jes-Extender on Tuesday Morning I was very pleased & surprised to find it waiting for me when I returned from work on Friday evening, after expecting a wait of 10-14 days. Excellent service & product. Frank Stedholm

Agreed and many thanks for your courtesies and excellent customer service.
By the way, the Jes Extender is simply fantastic and I have notice positive gains in this relatively short period of time. I would like to take part in your customer success contest but am too shy to send photos. Many thanks for this wonderful design and invention – it is truly a miracle! Rick Tallon

In the beginning I was very doubtful about the things I heard about the Jes-Extender. I previously had a complex about my penis and didn’t want to have sex. When erect it was 14.3cm, after 19 months use and an average stretch time every day of 20-22 hours it’s now 26.5 cm. My girlfriend who previously made fun of my penis doesn’t make so much fun anymore I’m very satisfied with my purchase. If you’re not satisfied now don’t doubt. Robin Jennings

For most men of us difficulty with erections can be damaging to us and the health of our relationship. Despite more understanding about the causes of erectile dysfunction, as well as a growing number of effective treatments, many men are too embarrassed or do not have enough information to seek medical help. About 90 percent of men with erectile dysfunction don’t talk to a doctor about the problem, so can’t be treated effectively.

What is erectile dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction is: Persistent inability to attain and/or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity. The occasional temporary erectile failure due to tiredness, stress or excessive alcohol consumption is not the same thing. Erectile dysfunction is a long-term, recurrent medical problem needing proper diagnosis and treatment. Dispelling the following myths about erectile dysfunction (the more precise term for impotence) will help men and their partners to understand the condition and open channels of communications between them and medical professionals.

MYTH 1
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION MEANS LOSS OF INTEREST IN SEX, LACK OF VIGOUR OR STERILITY

FACT:
In most cases, affected men retain desire and the ability to have an orgasm and ejaculate. Erectile dysfunction means a difficulty with erections, not a loss of interest in sex, sterility, or a lack of strength, vigour or power.

MYTH 2
DIFFICULTY WITH ERECTIONS IS NOT THAT COMMON AND DOESN’T AFFECT REAL MEN

FACT:
Erectile dysfunction is common with estimates of more than 100 million men worldwide suffering the condition to some degree.

MYTH 3: 
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IS A NATURAL PART OF GROWING OLD

FACT:
There is a higher incidence of erectile dysfunction among older men because of age-related conditions, including vascular disease, diabetes and medications for these conditions. Although it mainly affects older men, it also occurs in younger males. Erectile dysfunction should not be considered a natural or acceptable part of the ageing process.

MYTH 4:
MOST CASES OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION ARE DUE TO A PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEM

FACT:
Seventy to ninety percent of men suffering from erectile dysfunction have an underlying physical cause for their impotence, although psychological factors may also play a role. Erectile dysfunction is a medical condition often caused by other health problems, including diabetes, cardiovascular conditions and trauma. The physical risk factors for erectile dysfunction fall into five main groups: Vascular disorders – circulatory problems that interfere with blood supply to the penis including hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis), diabetes, high blood pressure and abnormally raised blood cholesterol. Lifestyle factors – smoking, which exacerbates vascular problems such as high blood pressure, alcohol and drug abuse. Neurological disorders including multiple sclerosis and trauma resulting in pelvic or spinal cord injury. Surgery (e.g. for prostate disease) and radiation therapy. Some drugs prescribed to treat high blood pressure, depression, heart disease, gastric ulcers and cancer. Overall, diabetes is the single most common condition linked with erectile dysfunction and it is estimated that nearly half of men with diabetes have some degree of erectile dysfunction.

MYTH 5:
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION DOESN’T AFFECT YOUR HEALTH AND YOU SHOULD LEARN TO LIVE WITH IT

FACT:
Erectile dysfunction is a significant source of emotional stress, and can lead to poor self-image, loss of self-confidence and depression. Unfortunately, embarrassment and unwillingness to discuss sexual matters openly mean erectile dysfunction often remains undiagnosed and untreated. It is important to seek medical advice and appropriate treatment.

MYTH 6:
THE DIAGNOSIS OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION INVOLVES LOTS OF EMBARRASSING AND INVASIVE TESTS

FACT:
The diagnosis of erectile dysfunction involves techniques such as taking a medical and sexual history, asking about smoking, alcohol and medications. Only a standard physical examination is usually needed, including taking your blood pressure. Laboratory tests on blood and urine will help identify any underlying medical cause that may need treatment.

MYTH 7:
THERE’S NO POINT IN SEEKING TREATMENT AS ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION IS NOT EASILY TREATED

FACT:
In the majority of cases, erectile dysfunction can be successfully treated. It is therefore important for patients to seek advice from their doctor, for the good of themselves, their partners and their relationships.

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What is the Jes-Extender: The Jes-Extender is a non surgical penis enlargement product which uses traction to naturally make the penis larger – both in length and girth. The Jes-Extender has sold over 250.000 units.

Penis enlargement for everyone

The Jes-Extender is easy to apply, painless in usage and cannot be seen beneath loose fitting trousers. The Jes-Extender increases both penis length and girth. It is the only proven and documented method to enlarge your penis without surgery or even seeing a doctor.

Safe and easy to use

The Jes-Extender can be used any time of the day for various time intervals during work or time off, depending on your personal schedule. The total amount of hours the Jes-Extender is worn, combined with the amount of traction, determines the result of the treatment.

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Impotence, also called erectile dysfunction, affects overall 10-30% of the male population and up to 30 million men in the United States alone. In fact, impotence is the most common erectile dysfunction in our modern society. Most men will experience the problem at some stage in their lives, with the incidence of impotence increasing with age.

Impotence is defined as a consistent inability to achieve or sustain an erection that will allow for sexual intercourse. The erection may be too weak, too brief, or too painful. Impotence has many causes; we distinguish between psychical and physical related cases. Statistics though vary a great deal when they are drawing conclusions on the dispersion.

Physical, related impotence can be related to factors as:

· Diabetes
· Alcoholism
· Drug abuse
· Decreased penile circulation
· Neurologic processes, such as spinal cord injuries and diseases
· Atherosclerosis
· Structural abnormalities
· Medications such as antihypertensives, sedatives, antihistamines, and antipsychotics
· Penile diseases such as Peyronie’s disease

Psychological or emotional causes include:

· Depression
· Stress
· Anxiety
· Low self-esteem
· Fear of sexual incompetence
· Poor relationship with sexual partner

TREATMENT

Untreated, impotence may only worsen, since inability to achieve an erection can cause performance anxiety, which, in itself, can cause impotence. If you seek treatment, you have a very good chance of enhancing your ability to have and sustain an erection that will allow you to have sexual intercourse.
Men’s Clinic is dealing with two types of treatment, surgical treatment and non-surgical treatment.
Surgical Treatment
The vast majority of physical causes are treatable. The new approaches presented by some of the worlds best surgeons, which you will find at Men’s Clinic provide success rates of up to 95% of men who have received surgical treatment, whereas you are able to achieve satisfactory sexual function. (Normal success rate is app. 30-40%).
Surgery consists of three separate procedures:

Implants

The doctor inserts penile prostheses or penile implants in each of the two corpora cavernosa. These implants may be rigid, malleable, hinged, or inflatable. The inflatable types are associated with more mechanical failures and complications than the others.

Arterial reconstruction

If the arteries that carry blood into the penis are blocked or damaged (usually from injury), your doctor might surgically reconstruct the arteries.

Venous surgery

Your doctor may surgically block penile veins that impair erection by allowing blood to flow back into the body prematurely.

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A NEW non-surgical treatment has just been launched at Men’s Clinic. A computerised training system provides you with an erection within 10 minutes. PowerMannn ® was developed in close co-operation between Danish medical specialists and computer experts.
Three years of intensive product development and more than 270 clinical tests made it possible to lay down the data for an optimal training programme for impotence. The programme has been condensed on a microchip and the schedule indisputably yields excellent results with a success rate of 100% for achieving an erection.
A special computer programme pumps up the penis prior to intercourse. The system benefit to men who either suffer from potency problems or with to improve their male prowess. The programme can be used once a day before intercourse or other sexual activity. Once you achieve an erection, you place a binding (ring) device around the base of your penis, helping to sustain the erection by preventing blood from flowing back into your body.

Medical/Drug Treatment

Treatment for impotence follows a course that rules out many potential causes for the condition. Most treatment moves from the least invasive (reducing doses on drugs causing impotence) to the most invasive (surgery). Depending on the cause of the dysfunction and on your lifestyle, your doctor may suggest more than one type of treatment.
Some men like tablets like, which you take orally; others you inject into your penis, insert into the end of your penis, or rub on your penis. Depending on the type of therapy and medication prescribed, you should meet with a doctor to assess the treatment and your response to it.
One of the most famous drug right now is Viagra. It is an oral drug that relaxes smooth muscles in the penis during sexual stimulation, allowing increased blood flow to the penis and making an erection possible. Viagra is relatively new, so researchers have not carried out long-term tests on its effects and some clinical evaluations shows a less affective and convincing success rate.

Drug list: (Not all drugs are available in every market)

· "Bromocriptine" for hyperprolactinemia
· "Papaverine" and "phentolamine" injections
· "Nitroglyserin" this muscle relaxant can induce erection when rubbed on the penis
· "Yohimbine" (Yocon)
· "Viagra" oral drug (sildenafil)
· "Alprostadil" an injection into the penis
· "Testosterone cypionate" for abnormally decreased gonad activity (hypogonadism)

Anatomical Description

To better understand impotence, it’s helpful to have a picture of the anatomy of the penis and male sexual response. <Indsæt evt. Anatomibillede>Two chambers filled with spongy tissue, called the corpora cavernosa, run the length of the penis. A membrane called the tunica albuginea surrounds them both. The urethra, which emits urine and semen from the body, runs beneath the corpora cavernosa.

An erection can result from either thinking or dreaming of sex, or direct stimulation of the genitals, although most of the time both sources of stimulation come into play. In a man without impotence, such stimulation prompts brain impulses that tell the muscles of the corpora cavernosa to relax. Blood then begins to fill the spongy tissue, causing the penis to expand. The tunica albuginea then contracts, trapping the blood inside the penis and sustaining erection. In healthy sexual response, the process usually doesn’t reverse until just after ejaculation, when the corpora cavernosa muscles contract, stopping the inflow of blood, and the tunica albuginea create resistance, allowing the blood to flow back into the body.
Attaining and maintaining an erection is a complex series of events, involving nerve impulses in the brain, genitals, and spinal column and requiring response from the muscles, veins, arteries, and fibrous tissues in or near the corpora cavernosa. A disruption of any one of these events can cause impotence.

How Common Is Impotence?

About one in 10 men report having impotence, but more have it and do not report it. Te
enage boys and younger adults report impotence, but it is most common in men over age 45. Between 20%-35% of 60-year-old men may have impotence. Even though it becomes more common with age, aging itself does not cause impotence; instead, underlying problems, such as arteriosclerotic vascular disease, which often occur in older men, can cause impotence.

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Curved Penis ( Peyronie’s disease ) It is not uncommon for a man’s penis to curve a bit when it is erect. The degree of the curve varies from man to man, but usually it does not cause any discomfort or interference with sexual activity. If a very pronounced curve occurs, the condition is called Peyronie’s disease, named after the French surgeon, Peyronie (1678-1747).

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Results from a scientific study of 50 men – Averagely 5.6 cm (2.2 inch) permanent longer penis per year

A scientific study conducted by Jorn Ege Siana, MD, was published in April 2001 to be presented at The International Congress of Urologists and specialised surgeons in June 2001.

The aim of the study was to determine the average increase of the penis length while using The Original Extender. The observation group consisted of 50 males with an average age of 32 years. The average time span was 17 weeks, and a daily use of the extender was 8-12 hours.

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Manufacturing for more than 14 years. The Jes-Extender was manufactured by recommended doctors and plastic surgeons as a post up treatment device but it showed that the devices it self had some fantastic enlargement results.

Jes Bech Müller has been very successful producing the recognised Jes-Extender, for more than 14 years. Until today, the product has made more than 250,000 men happy, and put together, their penises have been extended by 2,750 metres, or the equivalent of the length of the Golden Gate Bridge – and with no surgical intervention at all.

The Jes-Extender is the original penis enlargement product in the market. Only top-quality materials are used for the design and manufacture of the Danish-made penis enlarger. Jes Bech Müller is proud of having helped more than 250,000 men to enlarge their penises. Many more to come.

The Jes-Extender uses traction to assist the human body’s natural ability to change and develop under physical influence. If a certain part of the body is exposed to a constant, permanent stretch, the cells in this area begin to divide and multiply, thus increasing the tissue mass. The enlargement will consequently happen in both the length and width (girth) of the penis.

This natural principle has been known and used through centuries in many different cultures in order to develop or extend various body parts. The same principle has also been used in surgery to lengthen fingers or legs and also to cover tissue defects in the face.

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