It sounds unusual at first.

Why would a method associated with horses suddenly become a topic of conversation among men interested in male enhancement?

The answer begins with something most men rarely think about:

Tissue elasticity.

As men get older, changes in circulation, hormones, overall health and erectile tissue can all influence male performance.

But the presentation behind the so-called “Horse Gelatine Trick” focuses on a different question:

What role could changes in tissue flexibility and elasticity play in the way erectile tissue responds and expands?

That question is what led to the unusual story behind this method.

Inside the penis is erectile tissue known as the corpus cavernosum.

During an erection, this tissue fills with blood and expands. But the presentation explores the idea that blood flow may be only one part of that process.

The flexibility and structure of the tissue itself may also play an important role.

That observation led the researchers featured in the presentation to investigate collagen, connective tissue and what may happen to tissue elasticity over time.

And that’s where the story takes an unexpected turn:

Percheron horses.

According to the presentation, researchers studying these horses became interested in a particular collagen profile associated with their connective tissue.

What they discovered became the inspiration for what is now being referred to as the “Horse Gelatine Trick.”

But there’s an important detail:

This isn’t simply about eating ordinary gelatine.

The complete explanation involves collagen, tissue elasticity and several additional components working together.

Understanding why these elements were combined is the key to understanding what the “Horse Gelatine Trick” is actually referring to.

If you’ve heard about the Horse Gelatine Trick and want to understand the story and proposed mechanism behind it, you can watch the full presentation below.

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