A diet coach has claimed there is a simple way men can add inches to their penis size – as he blasts clients for ‘acting like victims’.
Chris Cavallini, 40, from Tampa Bay, Florida, first became interested in nutrition and fitness when he was in the Navy.
After leaving the forces, the businessman set up his own meal prep company called Nutrition Solutions to help his largely male clientele adopt a healthier lifestyle.
He explained: ‘From a male perspective, our confidence is very much wrapped up in our physicality and our bodies and [the groin] area is something we all take a lot of pride in.’
In his experience as a diet coach, Chris says he’s worked with overweight men who have Buried Penis Syndrome – where fat largely hides the organ.
However, Chris says the simple fix to this condition is committing to a healthy diet and exercise plan.
He explained: ‘The cool part is, when you get in better shape, you can actually add inches to your penis.
‘For every 30lbs of excess fat you lose, you’ll gain an inch of visible penis.’
Although Buried Penis Syndrome can become apparent at birth, it most commonly affects morbidly obese adult men.
Chris said: ‘As you can imagine, this can be a really strong motivator for men when they understand this to be the case.’
‘Hopefully it compels them to start being a little bit more mindful about the food they’re putting in their body and the exercise that they’re getting.’
Chris founded his business in 2012 after struggling to find the time to follow a protein-rich diet.
He explained: ‘I wanted to create an outlet for people like me to be able to procure clean fuel without having to worry about cooking, shopping and having to weigh out macros.
‘I wanted a catalyst to help streamline the process of getting fit, healthy and in the best shape of your life without all the accompanying stress that normally comes at the beginning of a fitness journey.’
Over the course of his life, Chris – who grew up in foster homes – has had several brushes with the law and been arrested over 20 times.
But now he’s on track to becoming a multi-millionaire, Chris admits he finds it frustrating when people say they don’t have time to exercise.
