This is a repeated post. I´d like some more opinions, especially from people who were fat during puberty but are now of a normal weight.My question is could obesity during puberty effect the proper development of the penis? I know that being overweight can reduce the apparent appearance of the penis -the estimates are for every 30 pounds you lose, you can gain up to an inch of effective penis length. However, what I am talking about is REAL growth during puberty. The reason I ask this is because I know fat causes the production of estrogen and I am speculating this could cause stunted penis growth. What would be very interesting to know is the length of men´s penises who were fat during puberty but subsequently lost the weight. If they are generally of average size, then it follows it probably doesnt have an effect. Another interesting thing to note would be the girth of the penis in men who were fat during puberty. If that is average, then it follows development is probably not effected (length would not prove an effective measure in men who are still fat as the fat level itself above the penis will give a shorter result and therefore, we wouldnt know what size the penis would be if the man was of a normal weight - if u catch my drift? However, girth shouldnt be subject to this problem unless its the deep base that is usually the thickest part of the penis). Any results posted by relevant ´subjects´ would be very interesting. Id quite like to write a paper on the subject!!! Wrote this very quickly, so if you dont understand my ramblings, do tell!!! Xhc 3626 then replied:Personally I am 19 years old and have been undergoing severe weight loss. Since September I have lost 90 pounds and I have noticed that my penis appears bigger, although I also do believe that being overweight durring puberty definately does affect your growth.I have a few questions of my own if anyone is qualified to answer them....1. Many overweight men have poor blood circulation. Could this affect at all your blood flow to the penis durring erection?2. I'd also like to restate the question asked before with being overweight durring puberty having any effect on penis development, and if so, will it repair later in life or after weight is dropped. It is known in most overweight people that your testosterone levels and hormones become very imbalanced. I then replied:What makes you say obesity during puberty definitely affects penis development? Are you still overweight or have you lost all your excess weight? What are your stats down there? If your girth is average even if you length isnt, then it would suggest you have developed normally. Any more views to add. I think it is a genuinely worthwhile topic unlike some of the boring repetition on here!!!! No offence! And just saying obesity does not have an affect without dealing with the arguments why it might be relevant, isnt a particularly good response - dont mean to sound arsey but that`s what I think.
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OBESITY AND PENIS DEVELOPMENT
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It's not going to affect your penis growth/size
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I was really fat as a child. I overate and my parents did not limit me.My penis is 4 inches erect.