The scientific journal ‘Personality and Individual Differences’ has
recently published some research that has compared the penis size from
men around the world, ranking 113 nationalities in total.
The
sensitive subject is one that has led to numerous assumptions and
stereotyping in groups of friends in particularly, for many years. ‘It’s
not the size; it’s what you do with it that counts’ is a phrase that is
typically often repeated from men to each other. However, just what is
the average penis size of men around the globe?
This wondering
was therefore probably provided the motivation for the latest study into
the issue, conducted by Richard Lynn, emeritus professor of psychology
at Ulster University.
According to Lynn’s research, the average
size for Brits is 5.5 inches (13.9 cm) when erect. How does this compare
to other countries you may ask, well, overall Brits rank at 78th place
from the 113 different nationalities. The average size of 5.5 inches is
more than the French at 5.3in, Australians (5.2 inches), Americans (5.1
inches) and Irish (5 inches).
It seems though that British men
are less endowed than their German counterparts, who are apparently
right on the European average size of 5.7 inches. Both come up a little
short when compared to Africans, which the study claims average at 6.3
inches. The smallest average was North-East Asians who average at 4.2
inches.
Men hailing from Africa’s Republic of Congo region would
appear to be at the top of the list, averaging at a whopping 7.1 inches.
The smallest average lengths seem to be in North and South Korea, with
men averaging at 3.8 inches.
A more detailed list is as follows (in inches):
Republic of Congo - 7.1
Ecuador - 7
Ghana - 6.8
Colombia - 6.7
Iceland - 6.5
Italy - 6.2
South Africa - 6
Sweden - 5.9
Greece - 5.8
Germany - 5.7
New Zealand - 5.5
UK - 5.5
Canada - 5.5
Spain - 5.5
France - 5.3
Australia - 5.2
Russia - 5.2
USA - 5.1
Ireland - 5
Romania - 5
China - 4.3
India - 4
Thailand - 4
South Korea - 3.8
North Korea - 3.8
Mr
Lynn argues that his findings support earlier arguments of ‘race
differences in penis length’. He says, “For most populations, penis
lengths are predictable and confirmed.” Men should not be too
disheartened by the published report though. Indeed like most studies,
there are those who have come forward to dispute the findings,
questioning their validity. One such critic to the study is Jelte
Wicherts, professor of methodology at Tilburg University, Holland. He
said, “This is a brave paper in a controversial area but the data has no
methodology.”
The topic of a male’s penis size is one that can
cause a lot of unnecessary stress to many men around the world. It
needn’t be though. A study published a few years ago in show that 85% of
women are actually happy with the size of their partner’s penis!
Moreover, of the 63% of men who complained about their ‘inferior’ size,
none of them were smaller than average.
These stresses may in
fact contribute to one particular genuine health condition that affects
millions of men around the world; erectile dysfunction (ED). Also known
as male impotence, it is the inability to achieve or maintain an
erection that is satisfactory for sexual intercourse. It can be severely
damaging to a man’s self-esteem and confidence levels, which in turn
can even worsen the problem. Help is at hand though from Medical
Specialists Pharmacy, and if you are suffering from ED there are a wide
range of treatments that are available from Medical Specialists to help
you. Certain studies have even gone some way to showing that men who
have ED and take sildenafil citrate (Viagra’s active ingredient), can
experience a huge improvement to confidence levels and their
relationships even see a boost.(1)
Premature ejaculation is yet
another condition many men suffer with and wonder just how they can
prevent it. There are those who are still too embarrassed and do not
seek help. Certain things to do during foreplay and even some breathing
exercises may help to some degree, but effective treatments available to
combat the problem remain as the prescription medication Priligy and
the over the counter Stud 100 spray.
(1)O'Leary
MP et. al (2006)“Self-esteem, confidence and relationship satisfaction
of men with erectile dysfunction treated with sildenafil citrate: a
multicenter, randomized, parallel group, double-blind, placebo
controlled study in the United States.” J Urol. Mar;175(3 Pt 1):1058-62.
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