I don’t know what kinds of pills you were taking or what was in them, so I have no way of knowing what type of effect – if any – they may or may not have had on your body or your health.
Not Scientifically Tested
As far as I have read, there are still no pills that have been scientifically shown to increase the size of a man’s pe-nis. Some men might think that it can’t hurt to take pe-nis enlargement pills, but because we don’t necessarily know what is in many of these pills, and because most of them have not been scientifically tested for risks or benefits, it is a good idea to always check in with one’s healthcare provider before ordering or taking any sort of pill, whether they are for pe-nis enlargement or other issues.
That said, your pe-nis probably stopped growing for natural reasons. In fact, research suggests that many young men find that their pe-nis stops growing at around age 17 – or a little before or a little after depending on one’s own particular body. Age 17, however, is fairly common for the pe-nis to stop growing.
Measuring Up
Many cultures are perhaps overly obsessed with the size of a man’s pe-nis which puts a lot of pressure on men to feel like they measure up to other men, or even to their own potential. Some men have heard that having a large pe-nis is necessary in order to please or satisfy a se-xual partner, but in fact se-xual satisfaction is more often related to se-xual communication, se-xual skills and technique, one’s expectations for se-x, and the romantic or se-xual relationship between two people.
Other men have heard that having a large pe-nis makes a man more masculine, but pe-nis size doesn’t make a man more or less of a man. Neither, by the way, does the size of one’s elbows, arms, hands or nose. These are all just body parts and they are what they are.
