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chetbonare
April 23rd, 2016, 04:46 PM
I've been trying to get back into the workout routine, since the new year anyways. And it's been going good! Also found a good stash of protein called Serious Mass on Amazon, rather cheap compared to Walmart. Anyways, I have been drinking it twice a day, which is the normal serving, for a couple of months now.
Because of previous problems I've had with my balls, I've had to check them very often in the shower. I started to notice the size of them getting larger. Like in mass and size. I wasn't sure if this is just the last stage of puberty or if the increase of protein and calories was the cause? Before this year I didn't do a lot of protein and actually didn't eat a lot of calories rich food. So it had me curious which would it possibly be?
Cheers!
Jay21
April 23rd, 2016, 05:11 PM
I've heard that protein can increase your sperm count, so that might cause them to grow larger. But don't take my word for it, I'm not into the whole workout scene haha
chetbonare
April 23rd, 2016, 07:25 PM
Jay21: I didn't take that into consideration. Hmm. I wonder if others have had a similar effect with drinking protein shakes. I, of course, didn't see the mass increase instantly, it took a month or two to actually notice it as a difference.
Bluebyrd
April 24th, 2016, 11:09 AM
It's probably a combination of both. I doubt that they will continue to grow if you continue to take the protein or whatever because that would just be like your hands growing or something. I suppose they will stop at a certain point so there's nothing to worry about.
Cloud_Strife
April 28th, 2016, 03:39 PM
I've been trying to get back into the workout routine, since the new year anyways. And it's been going good! Also found a good stash of protein called Serious Mass on Amazon, rather cheap compared to Walmart. Anyways, I have been drinking it twice a day, which is the normal serving, for a couple of months now.
Because of previous problems I've had with my balls, I've had to check them very often in the shower. I started to notice the size of them getting larger. Like in mass and size. I wasn't sure if this is just the last stage of puberty or if the increase of protein and calories was the cause? Before this year I didn't do a lot of protein and actually didn't eat a lot of calories rich food. So it had me curious which would it possibly be?
Cheers!
I've heard that protein can increase your sperm count, so that might cause them to grow larger. But don't take my word for it, I'm not into the whole workout scene haha
Hi Chetbonare and Jay21,
Interesting observation. Never experienced this personally - would be interested if anyone else has noticed the same?
I wonder though Chetbonare, that if you noticed it over the course of the month or two alone since starting the supplement, that it might be the protein doing it, as opposed to puberty. I guess it would be easy to simply stop the protein for a brief period, to see if things revert back to how they were previously?
As an aside, when you mentioned previous problems, is it something recurrent that might potentially explain testicular enlargement? Might want to reconsider an early visit to your friendly doctor if you're concerned or if there are any problems!
kev1998
April 28th, 2016, 03:41 PM
I have never heard of it increasing the size but would be interested to know if it keeps up.
Hermes
April 28th, 2016, 04:20 PM
I have neither heard of anyone else noticing a link nor can I think of any mechanism by which they might be linked. That does not, of course, mean there isn't a link but before concluding cause and effect I'd check out other possible causes - anything else happenning at the same time?
Zbmrnb16
April 28th, 2016, 05:48 PM
It sounds like a rumor to me, but I'm no doctor.
hairy balls
April 29th, 2016, 12:50 AM
It's probably a combination of both.
chetbonare
April 29th, 2016, 05:24 PM
Hi Chetbonare and Jay21,
Interesting observation. Never experienced this personally - would be interested if anyone else has noticed the same?
I wonder though Chetbonare, that if you noticed it over the course of the month or two alone since starting the supplement, that it might be the protein doing it, as opposed to puberty. I guess it would be easy to simply stop the protein for a brief period, to see if things revert back to how they were previously?
As an aside, when you mentioned previous problems, is it something recurrent that might potentially explain testicular enlargement? Might want to reconsider an early visit to your friendly doctor if you're concerned or if there are any problems!
A grand idea! Let me. First finish the routine I have with working out, and empty the current amount of protein shake powder I have left and I'll monitor if the size goes back down.
Yes, the problems I had before caused an enlargement of my balls/testes. Very painful, and is the reason I've had to check every time I use the shower. I've thought it may have came back, and itts the reason I wondered if anyone else saw increase in size because of protein shakes, that way It would ease my worry.
Mattlol
April 29th, 2016, 05:30 PM
I thought protein only helped you build muscles? i'd say it's probably more to do with puberty, but i'm not sure.
Cloud_Strife
April 29th, 2016, 06:11 PM
A grand idea! Let me. First finish the routine I have with working out, and empty the current amount of protein shake powder I have left and I'll monitor if the size goes back down.
Yes, the problems I had before caused an enlargement of my balls/testes. Very painful, and is the reason I've had to check every time I use the shower. I've thought it may have came back, and itts the reason I wondered if anyone else saw increase in size because of protein shakes, that way It would ease my worry.
The only problem is that sometimes all that hard work just melts away so easily! Didn't know if you'd have been up for it or not, especially since it looks like you're well toned and might have been working on things for a while. But it's probably more important if it's reassuring, as you said! Don't want to dismiss any problems downstairs if there are any! Do keep us posted chetbonare!
birdbrain01
April 29th, 2016, 10:33 PM
I'm kind of tempted to try it because I want big balls.
Derek951
April 30th, 2016, 10:45 PM
never heard of something like that.
Trumpetplayer
May 1st, 2016, 11:16 AM
I don't believe so, only perhaps sperm count
thatonekidjacob
May 1st, 2016, 11:35 AM
I've been trying to get back into the workout routine, since the new year anyways. And it's been going good! Also found a good stash of protein called Serious Mass on Amazon, rather cheap compared to Walmart. Anyways, I have been drinking it twice a day, which is the normal serving, for a couple of months now.
Because of previous problems I've had with my balls, I've had to check them very often in the shower. I started to notice the size of them getting larger. Like in mass and size. I wasn't sure if this is just the last stage of puberty or if the increase of protein and calories was the cause? Before this year I didn't do a lot of protein and actually didn't eat a lot of calories rich food. So it had me curious which would it possibly be?
Cheers!
Maybe you just haven't emptied them lately. :D
Dead Account
May 1st, 2016, 07:23 PM
I doubt that that would do it.
birdbrain01
May 2nd, 2016, 11:41 AM
I'm going to Google it. I figure if you're going through puberty it can't hurt to try to enhance it.
chetbonare
July 1st, 2016, 09:21 AM
Come to find out it wasn't the protein shakes. Even after continual use of them, the "mass increase" has went back down to normal. Which to me is a good thing. So I'm glad.
I was taking supplements now that I think about it that may could cause the growth and I actually did pause on taking them recently... Perhaps that was it? I figured it wouldn't be a grand idea to use them while I was in puberty, so I paused.
Well good thing is I don't believe protein actually will make your balls bigger. Sorry bros ;)
birdbrain01
July 1st, 2016, 12:18 PM
https://www.lpsg.com/threads/supplement-increases-testicle-size-ball-size-significantly.256015/
This was the first thing I found when I Googled it
zzzzzzzzzz
July 1st, 2016, 01:56 PM
Seems it's worth a try!
Fleek
July 1st, 2016, 02:34 PM
It's probably a combination of both. I doubt that they will continue to grow if you continue to take the protein or whatever because that would just be like your hands growing or something. I suppose they will stop at a certain point so there's nothing to worry about.
Are we talking about Donald Trump right now? O.o
lliam
July 1st, 2016, 03:25 PM
Are we talking about Donald Trump right now? O.o
about whom else ?
jerrydevo2
July 3rd, 2016, 05:15 AM
Well it might be increasing the mass and sperm count but it might also be puberty at the some time so yea the puberty fairy decided that you needed bigger balls .
lliam
July 3rd, 2016, 05:24 AM
but it might also be puberty at the some time so yea the puberty fairy decided that you needed bigger balls .
As a kind of farewell gift in the adulthood? :D
jamie_n5
July 3rd, 2016, 06:25 PM
It just might do a lot of help in build sperm and maybe the mass too. But I agree that you should check with your doctor.
Hermes
July 4th, 2016, 06:54 AM
I case anyone is thinking that bigger balls might be a good thing and therefore checking out supplements that might have that effect it is probably worth thinking about what that would acheive.
Most of the volume of your balls is involved in making sperm so one might expect that, all other things being equal, your balls getting bigger would mean more sperm. This may well be true, though I haven't checked out any studies. Even if it was, though, would it have any benefit? When the time comes that you are with a partner and trying for a baby you only need "enough" to get the job done. You don't get twins if you have twice as many. And, prior to wanting a baby, sperm count is even less of a concern. Sperm count is not at all the same as cum volume and it has no effect whatsoever on how much pleasure you get when you cum.
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