Anyone test to heat the testicles?

[CastratedTomcat (imported)]

I have found this text:

Yes it works. My ex did the procedure to me many times over a several year period. It helped with her cuckolding. She enjoyed the fact that her lover had lots of active sperm while mine were killed and I had none.

The procedure was that hot water was made, then poured in a large cup, and then raised up under my balls letting my balls soak in the hot water. The water was about 118-120 degrees and it was measured with a food thermometer. Balls were keep in it for about 15-20 minutes each time. This was done daily for about 10 days, or until my cum became completely clear. The effects lasted from four to six months.

After each daily session, I experienced interesting effects. Physically, my balls never hung lower than afterwards. Emotionally, I felt very calm, mellow, and relaxed.

Has anyone tried it?

Is it really temporary or made it a permanent damage also?

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

I have heard of this being done but the results were not clear, nor if they were genuine, did they last very long. --FLO--

[craigj46 (imported)]

I find it difficult to heat the balls in such a manor. That person must have a high tolerance to pain in my book.

[_g (imported)]

I find that 118-120 F is believable, but 118-120 C is not (100 C is boiling water above is pressurize steam)! From the description the person should have 3 degree burns from the water at 118-120 C!!

From link: http://www.asse-plumbing.org/WaterHeate ... azards.pdf, "temperatures over 120 degrees F (49 degrees C) at the points of use are considered a hazard"

_g

[JessicaH (imported)]

The water would rapidly cool as much of the heat would be dissipated through the testicles and air. You'd need to have some sort of heating element in the water or use some sort of system to circulate the hot water into the vat holding the scrotum.

[CastratedTomcat (imported)]

Yes, this is a problem, but with enough water ist should be on the right temperature for a while or it is available new warmer water to fill it in from time to time.

But, has anyone test that?

[Energizer (imported)]

You want to be careful with the hot water and not let it get too hot. I tried it once with water that was too hot and burned myself. While the skin looked normal after it healed, it itched something fierce from time to time for years.

Do be careful with the heat.

[Losethem (imported)]

I find that 118-120 F is believable, but 118-120 C is not (100 C is boiling water above is pressurize steam)! From the description the person should have 3 degree burns from the water at 118-120 C!!

From link: http://www.asse-plumbing.org/WaterHeate ... azards.pdf, "temperatures over 120 degrees F (49 degrees C) at the points of use are considered a hazard"

_g

Go back and re-read the original statement, there is no mention of the scale used on the temperature measurement. Though the person making the original statement self-states they are from Germany, which would indicate Celsius. If it's Celsius I'd agree with your statement, if it is Farenheit as used in the US, it's plausible.

[kristoff]

I have found this text:

Yes it works. My ex did the procedure to me many times over a several year period. It helped with her cuckolding. She enjoyed the fact that her lover had lots of active sperm while mine were killed and I had none.

The procedure was that hot water was made, then poured in a large cup, and then raised up under my balls letting my balls soak in the hot water. The water was about 118-120 degrees and it was measured with a food thermometer. Balls were keep in it for about 15-20 minutes each time. This was done daily for about 10 days, or until my cum became completely clear. The effects lasted from four to six months.

After each daily session, I experienced interesting effects. Physically, my balls never hung lower than afterwards. Emotionally, I felt very calm, mellow, and relaxed.

Has anyone tried it?

Is it really temporary or made it a permanent damage also?

What is the source you are quoting?

[CastratedTomcat (imported)]

Yes, here is Celsius the right degree and I know that it seems to working with only 45 degree celsius and that is not harmful for the skin. It's only a bit more warm.