Loss of Male Organ Sensitivity: Some Helpful Tips

John Dugan

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Proper male organ sensitivity is crucial for a man to get the most enjoyment and stimulation out of sensual activity, whether alone or with a partner. Some easy tips can help deal with this issue.

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• Publié par: man1health
• Publié le: 27 avril 2017
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• Langue: English

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Loss of Male Organ Sensitivity: Some Helpful Tips Here’s a little equation that men often forget: the greater the male organ sensitivity, the greater the enjoyment of release. Sure, if delicate member sensitivityisn’t paired with good control technique, it may lead to being a little “quick on the trigger.” But the sensationsa man enjoys are appreciably (and appreciatively) heightened. Proper male organ sensitivity is a sign of goodmanhood health, as well. But what if a guy finds that he’s lost a bit of his valued sensitivity? What can he do to correct this situation? The following tips can come in handy. 1.Go easy.Often, loss of male organ sensitivity is due to peripheral nerve damage caused by rough handling of the equipment. This may mean that a guy’s partner may need to pull back a little (or use more lubrication), or it may mean that the man has been pleasuring himself too aggressively (or without lubrication). Lots of men practice the “death grip” when theyself-stimulate– really choking the member hard. This can rub the manhood raw, causing damage to the sensitive nerves. Readjusting the grip may be necessary to allow sensitivity to return. 2.Wear underwear.Similarly, sometimes a man really likes to “go commando” and forego the deployment of underwear. The freedom of this is undeniable, but often it causes some chafing from the manhood rubbing against fabric that is rougher than soft cotton briefs or boxers. And that can lead to a loss of sensation. So protect the equipment by layering up properly. 3.Exercise before sensual activity.One of the reasons a guy may experience a decrease in sensation is because he’s not getting sufficient blood flow to the male organ. Being fit and exercising in general can help here, but for some men it’s especially valuable prior to sensual activity. Exercise may help blood circulate more fully around the entire body, so that when the sensual activity begins, it is more readily available for the engorged member. This in turn often makes the manhood nerve endings feel more receptive.

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4.Try sensual activity on an empty stomach.Some doctors theorize that having sensual activity soon after eating may negatively impact male organ sensitivity. The thinking is that recently-consumed food is in the digestive tract, being broken down and used–and that requires blood. Diverting blood to digestion makes less available for manhood blood flow, and that might make the organ feel less sensitive. 5.Stop smoking.Seriously, smoking is bad for health all around, so it’s at the top of many health tips lists. But it does appear that smoking also contributes to loss of sensitivity. To make a long story short, smoke is a toxin. When the cells in the body come into contact with the toxin, they swell up and white blood cells are called on to go into battle. All this results in thickening of the blood, which negatively impacts blood flow to the member. No list of tips on male organ sensitivity would be complete without emphasizing the need to maintain member health. For that, locate a superior manhood health crème(health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) and apply it to the manhood daily.It’s best to check out the label and be sure the crème includes acetyl L carnitine. Why? Because this ingredient is neuroprotective. It protects against the peripheral nerve damage that can lead to loss of sensation. If the crème contains L-arginine, so much the better, as this amino acid helps create nitric oxide which in turns helps keep male organ blood vessels receptive to increased blood flow. And that in turn helps to increase the likelihood of better male organ sensitivity.

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