Let’s take a look at the hands of one of the biggest ‘stars’ in the adult industry today: Ron Jeremy. Jeremy is today known as the ‘best performing’ male adult star ever, he is e.g. listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for “Most Appearances in Adult Films”, and he is noted for his 9.75-inch (~24.75 cm) penis (self-reported according Wikipedia). How can we understand this correlation between finger lenght and penis length? The Korean report was published on july 4 in the Asian Journal of Andrology, and the scientific article is available at. The researchers also added that the length of the stretched and flaccid penis does show “a strong correlation” with an erect penile length. “During the fetal period, high concentrations of testosterone lead to high testicular activity, resulting in a lower digit ratio, in the present study, patients with a lower digit ratio tended to have a longer stretched penile length.” The ratio of the length of the 2nd and 4th digit (2D:4D) is negatively related to prenatal and adult testosterone concentrations. The key to this relationship may lie in the womb, a team member added: illustrates that likewise results were found for body length and penis length – for the ‘flaccid condition’ the result for body length were slightly higher than for the 2D:4D digit ratio, but in the ‘stretched condition’ finger length ratio was a better predictor for penis length! NOTICE: The table below is taken from the scientific article it e.g. The researchers from Korea found that the ratio between the second and fourth digits on men’s right hand correlate to the length of his flaccid and stretched penis. A lower index-to-ring finger length ratio indicates a longer (stretched) penis. You can follow LiveScience senior writer Stephanie Pappas on Twitter Follow LiveScience for the latest in science news and discoveries on Twitter and on Facebook. "'Hotness' aside, the value of digit ratio research for the biomedical scientist or clinician may come from the predictive abilities and risk-assessment qualities of the measurement for clinical conditions," she wrote. That makes digit-ratio measurement far more than a fancy bar trick, wrote McQuade, who was not involved in the research. If the findings hold, wrote Skidmore College biologist Denise Brooks McQuade in an editorial accompanying the study, digit ratio could provide an at-a-glance measure for doctors to gauge how much testosterone their patients were exposed to in the womb. The prenatal hormone exposures and genetic processes that link fingers to penises are still unknown, the researchers wrote, though testosterone in the womb seems to play a role. But the lower the digit ratio, the study found, the longer the penis was likely to be.
The average ratio between the two fingers was 0.97, with a range of 0.88 to 1.12, making the differences hard to make out with the unaided eye. (7.5 to 17 cm), with an average of 4.6 in.
Stretched lengths ranged from nearly 3.0 to 6.7 in. The average flaccid penis length, the researchers found, was 3.0 inches (7.7 centimeters), with a range of 1.6 to 4.7 in. Stretched penis length is statistically correlated to the size of the penis when fully erect. While the men were under anesthesia, the researchers measured their finger lengths and both their flaccid and stretched penis lengths. In the new study, researchers at Gachon University Gil Hospital in South Korea recruited 144 volunteers 20 years of age and older who were going to undergo urological surgery.
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