Showing posts with label alcohol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alcohol. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 March 2020

Penis Function and Alcohol: Not a Good Combination

Who doesn’t enjoy knocking back a cold one? For many guys this is a ritual for weekends with the buddies, and it can certainly get a bit out of hand on holidays and celebrations. And many a man has faced the consequences of having too much to drink, then trying to get things going with a lovely partner, only to discover that penis function is decidedly affected by his alcohol intake. But just how bad can that penis function issue be?

Alcohol and Penis Function

Everyone knows the feeling of having one too many and just wanting to romp with a partner. The alcohol lowers inhibitions and makes a man want to do things he normally wouldn’t - which is why so many men might wake up the next morning with some regrets! But no matter how hot a man is feeling after having a few, he might be disappointed to see that his penis won’t respond at all to any sexual fun. This lack of penis function can be quite embarrassing, especially if he was hoping to impress a new partner.

But why does this happen? It’s because of how alcohol acts in the body. It can dull or shut down several systems in the body - for instance, before medical advancements, a hefty dose of alcohol was used for pain relief when a man had an injury. It dulled the nerves and helped ease the pain by affecting the central nervous system.

But the nervous system isn’t the only area affected. When a man is trying to get it up but he’s under the influence of copious amounts of alcohol, the physiological responses of his body can make it impossible for him to respond as he should.

Alcohol and Libido

Often, a man will have a few drinks and be raring to go. But at other times, men might be ready to simply take a nap. This can also be a matter of the mind is willing, but the body is lacking. He might think he wants to get it on, but his body says otherwise, and that can lead to a decreased drive over time.

On the other hand, as inhibitions drop and libido goes up, some men might make very poor decisions. A guy who has awakened after a night of debauchery not remembering what he did the night before can testify to this! That’s especially true if the person in bed with him, one that he was obviously intimate with, is a complete stranger. To avoid issues like this, it’s always best for a guy to reconsider that last shot or beer.

Alcohol and Penis Health

Penis health can suffer when the body is subjected to anything that causes a problem for it, such as smoking, eating too many fatty foods, or drinking to excess. Drinking too much alcohol can damage the circulatory system, which can lead to problems with penis function. It can also lead to problems with the tissue in the penis, especially over a long period of time, and can actually wind up shortening a man’s favorite tool. This is something a man definitely wants to avoid!

Avoiding Penis Function Problems

So how can a guy have a good time but still preserve his penis function so he can enjoy it when the time is right? There are some ways to do this:

- Set the ground rules. A guy will quickly learn how much alcohol he can handle. If he starts to feel problems with penis function after a fourth drink, then he should set a rule to have only three drinks that night.

- Figure out the alcohol situation. For some guys, having beer all night won’t affect their penis function. For others, beer is a killer for the libido. And still others can’t handle hard liquor, while some guys find it enhances their sexual fun. A guy can figure out which types of alcohol he can handle and stick with those.

- Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of water in between each alcoholic beverage, which will both help with penis function and with filling a guy up a bit, so he won’t drink as much.

Maintaining Good Penis Function

Even in the face of alcohol, a man should still pay close attention to the health of his penis. That includes the use of a good penis health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin) . He should look for a creme that contains Shea butter and vitamin E for soft and supple skin, as well as alpha lipoic acid and vitamin C to help with blood flow.

Tuesday, 5 November 2019

Alcohol Intake Can Increase Penis Odor

Although a bit of alcohol in moderation is fine - and, according to some, can even have health benefits - too much alcohol can have negative health effects, including negative penis health effects. Many men are already familiar with "whiskey penis," in which too much alcohol intake impairs erectile functioning, causing a man to not perform as desired while in bed. But too much alcohol can have other penis-related effects; for example, in some cases it can contribute to increases in penis odor. And penis odor is one of the most commonly cited complaints among partners.

Penis odor

There are many causes of penis odor, and alcohol intake is rarely the main cause of it. But if a man already has penis odor, caused perhaps by poor hygiene, or simply by sweating a great deal, adding alcohol to the mix can make things worse. As a matter of fact, if existing penis odor is due primarily to sweat in the penis area, then alcohol consumption is the last thing a person needs to engage in.

That’s because when alcohol creates a penis odor situation, it does so by exiting the body through sweat. So the distinctive alcohol odor is an additional layer on top of the existing penis odor problem, making it that much worse.

Moderation

For the most part, penis odor resulting from alcohol intake shouldn’t really be an issue for the moderate drinker. Having a glass of wine at dinner or celebrating that hoops victory with a couple of beers with a friend is unlikely to result in a noxious odor emanating from the midsection. However, if someone overindulges - either by binge drinking a considerable amount or by regularly and consistently drinking more than is moderate - a penis odor situation is likely. That’s because the more alcohol that is in the body at one time, the less of it that gets metabolized by the body and the more of it that leaves through the sweat pores.

Of course, defining what is a proper amount of alcohol to prevent penis odor is difficult to say. Every person not only metabolizes differently from every other person, but some alcohols may be easier for a person to metabolize than others. George may be able to drink 3 beers with no problem, whereas Simon has to limit himself to 1 drink or else risk an odor emergency.

Take steps

So other than having a feel for what is "too much" alcohol for himself, what can a guy do to help prevent alcohol from creating penis odor?

- Down some water, too. Staying hydrated helps with metabolism and also helps to diffuse the concentration of alcohol in the body, so drinking water between alcoholic beverages is an excellent idea.

- Maintain a good pace. Space the drinks out, especially if there is likely to be a lot of drinking. There’s a difference between 4beers in an hour and 4 beers in 4 hours.

- Eat. When there is food mixing with the alcohol, it can absorb more of it.

- Stick to one alcohol. When mixing alcohols, there is a tendency for the odors to become stronger.

Finally, help reduce penis odor from alcohol by regularly utilizing a first-rate penis health oil (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). For better results, look over the ingredients and select an oil that contains vitamin A. This vitamin has anti-bacterial properties that can help reduce penis odor. In addition, select an oil that includes a powerful antioxidant, such as alpha lipoic acid. Antioxidants fight free radicals that can damage penis skin, making them more susceptible to penis odor issues.

Thursday, 25 July 2019

Excess Alcohol May Mean Excess Penis Odor

When temperatures climb up, up, up into the 80s, 90s, and beyond, many men respond by downing – downing a few frosty cold beers, or perhaps some perfectly chilled wine, or even knocking back some of the harder liquors. For adults, alcohol intake may rise during the summer – or it may remain fairly consistent all year round. But unfortunately, for some men, upping their alcohol intake may have an unintended penis health consequence, namely upping their penis odor as well. Considering that penis odor is one of the most often cited turn-offs among women, attending to this issue is really in a guy’s best self-interest.

The alcohol–penis odor connection

It may seem strange to some that drinking more alcohol could result in more penis odor emanating from the midsection. And to be perfectly accurate, alcohol doesn’t enter the bloodstream and then specifically target the penis for an increase in penis odor issues. Rather, consumption of alcohol – especially in large quantities, and most especially when binge drinking – tends to bring about an increase in body odor in general.

Everyone knows how nasty “morning after” breath can be, but that’s not the issue here. Rather, this refers to a particular body odor that is associated with long-term heavy drinking, but which can in some cases occur after only one night of excess imbibing. As with so many things, this depends upon how a person metabolizes alcohol, and everyone’s metabolism is slightly different. So, John Doe may be able to consume a six pack without producing abnormal body odor, but Jim Doe reeks when he does the same thing.

That other 10%

However, there is a formula that gives an idea of why a person may have alcohol-based body odor. An “average” drinker, one who does not overindulge, is usually able to metabolize somewhere around 90% of the alcohol they consume. (Again, this is an estimate and varies from one person to the next.) What happens to the other 10%? It leaves the body, either through urine or through sweat.

But it takes time for the body to metabolize anything. So, if a person drinks an excessive amount of alcohol, the body won’t metabolize the same 90% in the same amount of time. That means that more than 10% of the alcohol is going to get urinated or sweated out of the body. And that increase in alcohol-fueled sweat causes the alcohol-based body odor.

Fixing the problem

There’s an obvious way to avoid alcohol-based penis odor: don’t drink. Or if a person does drink, they should do so only in moderation. (As an aside, for those who consume too much alcohol regularly, seeking counseling is strongly advised.) But for those who enjoy a little alcohol, the following tips may be helpful for combatting penis odor:

- Stay hydrated. Drinking water dilutes the concentration of alcohol and helps speed its metabolization. It also helps encourage elimination of alcohol via urine rather than through sweat.

- Stay appropriately fed. Drinking on an empty stomach often leads to drinking a greater quantity. Eating appropriately can help the body to absorb some of the alcohol as well.

- Spread things out. Downing one drink after another in a short period of time brings about a greater concentration of alcohol. Spreading the drinks out over a longer period of time brings about better metabolization.

Penis odor, whether caused by alcohol or other factors, is better controlled when a man uses a first-class penis health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Look through the ingredients list and be sure that any crème selected contains vitamin A. Why? Because vitamin A is especially good at fighting bacteria, such as those that cause the stench associated with penis odor. Bacteria often settle into cracks in the skin, so finding a crème with capable moisturizing agents like shea butter and vitamin E can help keep skin smooth and supple and less likely to entertain penis odor.

Wednesday, 8 August 2018

Controlling Male Organ Odor Caused by Alcohol

For many, this summer has been an especially hot one - and more than a few dudes have addressed that heavy heat situation by knocking back a fair share of cold ones. While a frosty beer can feel especially good when the temperature soars, it’s possible that imbibing alcohol - whether in the form of beer, wine or liquor - can contribute to a male organ odor situation in some men. And since rank male organ odor is a major male organ health concern for many, and since the summer weather can also contribute to increased levels of male organ odor, guys may want to take some steps to address this problem.

Alcohol and male organ odor

To be fair, alcohol intake doesn’t create male organ odor alone; rather, consumption of alcohol, especially in large quantities, is associated with increased body odor all around, include the manhood. The nasty tinge that alcohol can provide to a person’s breath - especially the morning after sinking a few too many - is already well known. But alcohol can in some cases create an odor which permeates the body itself.

This alcohol-based body odor is more typically found among people who habitually overindulge in alcohol. For an alcoholic, the result can be an aroma that lingers on a long-term basis, and a thorough "drying out" is necessary before the smell goes away.

But for the casual alcohol consumer, the issue usually occurs from the occasional "binge," in which a man who usually drinks only a small amount of alcohol at a time goes overboard and drinks substantially more than usual. Typically, when a person drinks in moderation, the body metabolizes about 90% of the alcohol. The remaining 10% or so gets passed from the body through urination and sweat. But if a man drinks too much alcohol at one time, the body metabolizes a smaller percentage, and more and more leaves the body through sweat.

The sweat-delivered alcohol has a distinct and unpleasant aroma, and when it leaves the body through sweat around the member, the resulting male organ odor can be especially rank.

What to do

Clearly, the easiest way to avoid this particular male organ odor problem is to not drink. (And if a person is a problem drinker, getting professional help to stop drinking can make a big difference in much more important areas than male organ odor control.) But for the casual drinker, there are some ways to help reduce the degree of alcohol-related male organ odor.

- Pace yourself. Leaving time between drinks gives the body more time to metabolize more of the alcohol.

- Drink water. Staying well hydrated also helps with the metabolization. Drinking a glass of water between beers can make a difference. It also transfers more of the alcohol to the urinary system, so less is available to be eliminate through skin pores.

- Don’t drink on an empty stomach. By the same token, some food helps to absorb a portion of the alcohol.

- Don’t mix drinks. Odors tend to be stronger when there are several different alcohols in the mix.

- Maintain male organ health. Fighting male organ odor caused by alcohol intake is much easier when the manhood itself is in good shape. One easy way to work toward this goal is the daily application of a first rate male organ health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Among the many ingredients that an effective crème should contain is vitamin A. This vitamin is renowned for its anti-bacterial properties, and these can help to eliminate persistent male organ odor. The crème should also contain alpha lipoic acid. This is a potent antioxidant and is needed in order to limit any oxidative stress damage that can come from the presence of excess free radicals.

Friday, 8 June 2018

Penis Health and Alcohol: Interesting Facts

With today’s greater openness about all things sexual comes a greater emphasis on penis health. This is all to the good, as the more attention a man pays to this, the better off he will be. One area of concern for those seeking to maintain a healthy penis is how what a person puts in the body affects the penis. For instance, many men enjoy an alcoholic beverage on occasion. But does imbibing alcohol carry any penis health risks?

To address that question, the following facts are offered:

- A lot depends on the man. And the alcohol. Every person is affected in a different way by alcohol, depending on a large number of factors - their height, weight, general fitness, age, experience with alcohol, stamina/endurance, whether they are rested/fatigued, mood, psychological balance, time of day, etc. And the kind of alcohol - beer vs. whiskey, for example - also plays a role in determining effect. So, in some cases, one man may find that a glass of wine relaxes him and helps him perform better in bed. A different man may find that the same glass of wine has the opposite effect.

- But too much alcohol is always bad. Too much alcohol, or consuming alcohol over too long a period, is not conducive to a healthy penis. Consuming too much can dampen sensitivity in the penis, which can mean that when a guy ejaculates, his orgasm is not as pleasurable as it usually is. It can also affect the libido, sometimes making a man less interested in sex. And it can often impede erections, so that even if a man is totally interested, his penis may not respond in an appropriate manner.

- Alcohol can lessen testosterone. Too much alcohol can, due to a lengthy process, decrease a guy’s testosterone levels. This helps explain why his libido may be impacted. But lower testosterone also can lead to lower sperm production. And - crucially for a lot of guys - low testosterone can in some instances be linked with a bit of penis shrinkage.

- Stop drinking before babymaking. According to a 2017 article in the Journal of Men’s Health, men who drink alcohol should cut it out three months before they decide to start making a baby with a partner. The study looked at the semen quality of occasional alcohol drinkers. It found that there was no difference in fertility between those who drank and those who didn’t - but that there was a higher percentage of damaged DNA in the sperm of those who drank. Abstaining for three months can help clear the system.

- Shakespeare advised against it. The effect of alcohol on a healthy penis was well known even in Elizabethan times. In Macbeth, William Shakespeare says of drinking that it "provokes the desire, but takes away the performance" - in other words, makes a guy feel like demonstrating his prowess but then puts his prowess to sleep.

- It’s not always the booze. Of course, sometimes a guy has penis function issues that are unrelated to alcohol. It’s important to figure out whether alcohol is a factor or not so that a person can know what steps to take to fix the issue.

Maintaining a close watch on one’s alcohol intake can help make for a healthy penis, but that by itself is not enough. For example, any man’s penis health regimen should also include regular application of a top drawer penis health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Select one that includes vitamin C, which is a key component of collagen (which gives penis skin tone and elasticity and is vital for erections). The best crème should also include vitamin A, the anti-bacterial properties of which can help battle unwanted and persistent penis odor.

Sunday, 2 March 2014

Male Sexual Dysfunction - Why Alcohol Can Ruin a Man's Plans in the Bedroom

Though often times adult beverages are included in the plans for a date night, anniversary or special occasion, men who have big plans in the bedroom after the conclusion of the date should lay off the loud-mouth soup. Why? Sure, alcohol may give a man more confidence to approach a woman at a bar and may -temporarily—make him feel like a real Casanova in the bedroom, but alcohol can also negatively impact sexual function, leading to a rather sluggish performance. Learn more about the negative effects of booze on boners and how to best keep the penis healthy and responsive.

3 Reasons Why Booze is a Buzz kill
  • Sexual dysfunction: A couple of good stiff drinks is sure to do have a negative impact on a man in terms of his performance. Too much to drink not only makes it take longer for a man to get an erection; it may prevent him from getting it up at all. What’s even worse? He may get it up, but not be able to keep it up long enough to get to the big bang. And if he does climax, it is often less pleasurable than it would have been if sober. Simply put, alcohol diverts blood flow away from the penis, which makes good sex hard to come by.
  • Erectile dysfunction: While an occasional night of drinking may very well ruin those sexual attempts made while under the influence, heavy or long-term drinking can cause lasting damage to a man’s sex life. Chronic alcohol use is very highly linked to chronic erectile dysfunction, which means that even sober sexual experiences may fall victim to premature ejaculation, inability to get hard, or simply no sexual desire for a partner.
  • Increased risk of STIs: Fact of the matter is, when one’s inhibitions are lowered, men tend to do things they might not otherwise do; and that includes engaging in risky sexual encounters. It doesn’t take a genius to know that alcohol is involved in many spontaneous, spur of the moment sexual encounters - otherwise known as the one night stand. In fact, as many as 50% of these flings occur in individuals who have been drinking. What is more frightening? A whopping 60% of all sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are passed along when alcohol is involved in the encounter - presumably because less care is taken in using protection. So, not only is one more likely to have sex with a stranger while drinking, they are 7x more likely to have sex without condoms, which increases their risk of STI’s - and because they were drinking, the sex probably wasn’t even that good! Talk about a lose/lose situation!
Keeping the Manhood Healthy
Given the negative repercussions to sexual enjoyment when under the influence of too much alcohol, combined with the increased chance of making poor social decisions - it is clear that sex and excessive drinking don’t mix. That doesn’t mean one has to be the designated driver for life, but it means that perhaps guys should be more aware of just how much alcohol they - and their dates - are consuming when out on the town. Responsible drinking is not only important to one’s physical well-being, but also to one’s sexual health. In addition to curbing the drinks, men should take excellent care of their members every day so they are ready to go when the mood strikes them - date night or not. Using a daily penis health cream (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil), which is full of vitamins and nutrients, can help keep the penis healthy in the long run. By selecting one containing L-arginine, a man also gets the extra benefit of increased blood flow to the penis, naturally, allowing for optimum erectile health.