I'm really concerned about my penis size. It's quite small, and I'm looking for ways to increase both its size and breadth naturally. I want to do this without surgery but also stay healthy. Can you guide me on how I can achieve this?

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It's important to note that most methods claiming to increase penis size are not proven to be effective. Focus on maintaining overall health through regular exercise, a balanced diet, and managing stress, as these can improve blood circulation and sexual health. If you're concerned, consider consulting a healthcare provider to discuss any safe options.

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