Thursday, 4 September 2014

Penis Shape and Prime Sex Positions



Finding the right sex positions can be great fun for a couple – or it can be a frustrating and demoralizing experience. There are many factors that need to be considered when trying to determine sex positions that are the right fit for a couple; penis shape is one such factor (and not forgetting that penis health also may have an impact on the ultimate choice).

Shape, Not Size

Penis size is a subject about which there is endless discussion; penis shape, not so much. It's generally assumed that although penises come in many different sizes, they are almost all the same shape: cylindrical. Of course, even a cursory examination of this issue debunks the myth. It's the rare member that is a perfect cylinder. The glans (head) tends to interrupt that perfect line; there may be bends or curves in the manhood; thickness can vary significantly from one part of the tool to another.

Individual Shapes

Just as every person is different from another, so every penis shape is different from another – at least slightly. For example, two men may both have penises that are thick at the base and significantly thinner near the end of the shaft, but the exact thickness and thinness will vary. Still, there are several basic shape categories into which most penises will fall. These are listed below, along with a sex position suggestion for each.

  • Straight-edged: The straight-edged penis has what might be considered a "classical" look: it is essentially a straight cylinder with little or no bend or curvature in it and is roughly the same thickness from beginning to end (although there will be a slight indentation at the base of the glans).  The "Standing Doggy" is a good bet for many straight-edged penises. In this position, both partners are standing; the man enters the woman from behind. The woman may wish to have a bed or chair nearby to lean on for support. Using this position, the woman is able to undulate her hips more freely around the straight-edged member.

  • Bulging: The bulging penis tends to be thicker in the middle and thinner at the base and the glans end. The "Shoulder-Straddle" works well here. The woman lies on her back with the man on top. The woman then bends her legs and hooks them over the man's shoulders. This position allows easier access for the "big-in-the-middle" manhood.

  • Thick-thin: This category of penis is substantially thicker at the base and narrows as it goes on so that the end of the shaft is thinner. Traditional "Doggy Style” is a favorite for "thick-thin" penises, mainly because it allows for more controllable entry; thus, the thicker end can more comfortably be accommodated.

  • Thickened: The thickened penis grows "girthier" towards the end of the shaft, often sporting a very noticeable knob at the end. The "Standing Shoulder Straddle" positions the man standing while the woman lies on the bed, but with her legs thrown up on the man's shoulders. This increases the spread of the vaginal opening, allowing the thicker head to enter more easily.

  • Downward curved: As might be implied, organs in this category tend to curve downward when erect. The "Doggy Style" position is also very good for this penis shape, especially as it allows for greater stimulation of her G-spot from the downward curve.

These sex positions can serve as a guide; however, remember that penis shape is only one factor to consider. A man should also take steps to maintain penis health, such as using a top-notch penis health cream (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). The best cream will include L-arginine, which might help in the production of nitric oxide and therefore the process by which penis blood flow is encouraged. In addition, men should make sure the cream includes vitamin C (for collagen production) and vitamin A (to fight unwanted penis odors).

Wednesday, 3 September 2014

Masturbating at Lunch: Quieting the Excited Penis

Every guy enjoys having an excited penis and also enjoys masturbating that erect organ whenever it is convenient. As a matter of fact, masturbation could be considered a component of proper penis care; self-stimulation is an excellent way to keep the manhood in good shape and may even help to ward off certain health conditions that can occur later in life, such as erectile dysfunction. The problem, of course, is what to do when that erect penis starts demanding attention at times when providing self-gratification is not exactly convenient - such as at work. Unless one's career is in the pornography industry, masturbating at lunch may be one's best bet.

A Real Lunch Break
The midday break is allotted for eating a good lunch, not for sating one's sexual appetites. Nonetheless, tending to an excited penis can often help a man produce a greater quantity and/or higher quality of work later on. Clearly, when suffering from a state of arousal that is constantly distracting him, a man is not going to concentrate on the work at hand; indulging in a quick round of masturbation may be just the ticket to greater concentration and productivity.

Why Lunch?
Lunch is an excellent time for many to masturbate while at work because most people have anywhere from a half hour to a full hour for lunch; while it certainly is possible to relieve a hard penis in only a minute or two, sometimes it can take significantly longer. In addition, many men will want to savor the masturbation experience and may not want to have a self-induced "quickie" when something more leisurely is possible.

Discretion
The key, of course, is being discreet. Unless one is self-employed and works from home, it's difficult to imagine that one's boss would be understanding if s/he encountered an employee freely engaging in self-stimulatory activities.

Location, therefore, is important. For most people, this will mean retiring to the men's room for a period of time at lunch. Hopefully, one works in an office in which the men's room is equipped with multiple stalls that have doors that close and lock. In this case, a man can simply enter one, lock the door and go to work.

Consideration
Things are complicated if the men's room is a single stall; it really isn't fair to keep people waiting simply so a guy can get himself off. In these cases, a man should masturbate quickly; if he is unable to do this, he may need to find a different location or wait until he gets home.

Other Locations
Potential options include a men's room on another floor of the place where one works, the restroom of a nearby restaurant or a nearby adult book store with private booths. There are other options, of course, such as a closet, storage room or one's own office (provided each of these rooms locks securely); however, masturbating in such locations is considerably riskier and a man must be very careful if he chooses one of these options.

Noise
When masturbating in a men's room with multiple stalls, it's good to remember that others in the bathroom may be able to hear you; moaning should be avoided. There is also an unmistakable sound that accompanies the uninhibited rubbing of a well-lubricated penis; making an effort to keep this squishing sound to a minimum is advised. (Smaller, slower strokes may be necessary.)

Taking care of one's excited penis at lunch can make the work day fly by. In addition to using proper caution, men should also use a first-rate penis health cream (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) to assist them. For example, a penis that has become somewhat de-sensitized is going to be difficult to masturbate in the time allotted; using a cream with acetyl L-carnitine might help restore lost sensation to the member, also allowing the man to experience greater pleasure due to increased sensitivity. A cream that also includes moisturizing agents like Shea butter and vitamin E may make for skin that is smoother and less prone to rawness from manual manipulation.

Sore Penis Solutions – 4 Simple Tips for Soothing the Discomfort



When penis pain rears its head, can make it hard for a man to think straight, as all of his attention may be focused on his pants and the misery he feels there. Thankfully, there are a number of penile care techniques that can be really helpful when it comes to healing a sore penis. These are just four tools that could make a big difference for men in need.

1. Cool water soaks.
Sore skin cells often feel hot, and there's good reason for that. When tissues are injured, the body sends a river of blood to the scene to boost the healing, and all of that added fluid and furious activity can make the skin feel much too warm.

Sitting in a cool, not cold, bath can be a lifesaver for men with throbbing, burning penis pain. The water can take some of the sting away as a man soaks, and the relief could last when he's done bathing, too. That's because cold water can work a little like a painkiller, reducing the sensation of pain while the skin works to repair itself.

2. Padded seats.
While few men sit right on the penis, the tissues down there can get pulled and squeezed every time a man is off his feet. Using a little padding on a hard seat can provide a little buffer of protection, so sore tissues aren't resting on difficult surfaces like wood or metal or plastic.

A plain pillow can work just fine, but some men get real relief through inflatable devices that look a little like donuts. These pads are designed to surround the entire bottom of a guy with a cushion of air, so nothing hard touches his lap at all. Most pharmacies carry products like this.

3. Rest and relaxation.
Penile tissues bend, swing and bang around when a guy walks, and as he moves, gravity pulls on those tissues, as well. All of that movement can mean agony for men with penis pain, and sometimes, subjecting sore tissues to this kind of treatment can make a subtle injury even more severe.

That's why resting could be ideal for men in a lot of pain. Taking just a few days to stay in bed, with legs spread wide apart, could give wounded cells the time and space they need to knit back together and stop screaming in agony.

It's important to mention, however, that men who spend time alone, in bed, tend to get up to things that aren't good for a sore penis at all. Masturbation can be absolutely catastrophic when a man wants to keep his unit functioning properly. Skin cells need to heal, and masturbation means friction that can add to the damage and delay the healing process. While men are recuperating, they need to avoid this behavior at all costs.

4. Boosting skin cell health.
Healing takes a significant amount of energy, and it's no surprise that cells that don't get the support they need don’t heal up as quickly. Penile cells, in particular, need an appropriate blend of vitamins and minerals in order to knit back together. These nutrients may include
  • Vitamin E
  • L-arginine
  • Vitamin C
  • Acetyl l carnitine

A penis health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) that is enriched with a blend of these nutrients can support healing and help restore the penis to its pre-injury condition. A formula that contains high-powered emollients like Shea butter and vitamin E can also provide soothing relief to a sore penis, as well as leaving it smooth, silky and more youthful in appearance. Even men with a healthy penis can benefit from the elements found in a high-end penile cream.

Tuesday, 2 September 2014

Sex Positions – 6 New Ways to Please a Lover

Whether things are getting a little stale in the bedroom or a man is just looking for new experiences, experimenting with sex positions can be a real treat. One of the nicer things a man can do for his lover, aside from following a penis care regimen that keeps the rod smooth and supple, is to surprise her with some tantalizing new tricks. The following sex positions have unique benefits for both partners and can contribute to a more exciting sex life.

1) Coital Alignment Technique (CAT)
The CAT position is designed to facilitate maximum contact between your pelvis and her clitoris. The Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy reported that women who don’t usually achieve orgasm in the standard missionary position were 56% more likely to do so when the position was modified according to the coital alignment technique. To pull it off, a man gets in the standard missionary position, then moves up two inches. He’ll then wrap her legs around his thighs while the two grind their pelvises together as he slides in and out, stimulating her clit with his pelvis.

2) Reverse Frog Squat
When a man is in the mood but simply too tired to do the thrusting, he may suggest the reverse frog squat to his lover. In this position, he lies on his back with knees bent and legs apart. The woman squats in between his legs with her back facing him, using her hands on the ground or bed in front of her for support. She’s in full control here, and the angle of penetration will stimulate her G-spot. A man can easily rub a woman’s back or gently caress her sides from this position, adding to the intimacy.

3) Knees-to-Chest
In this position, the woman lies on her back with her knees bent to her chest, while the man kneels in front of her, holding her knees together. Penis sensation will be maximized by the tightness of her vagina in this position, but the slow speed at which the man will need to thrust helps prevent an early finish.

4) The Merry Mandolin
While the woman lies on her side with knees bent to her chest, the man extends one leg behind her and the other in between her thighs. This position puts the man in complete control of speed and, since the thrusts are shallow, there’s little chance of going too deep for her comfort. Bonus: This position provides easy access to the clitoris, so a man can stimulate his partner both internally and externally.

5) The Man Chair
A man can make himself a fine throne for his partner to sit on by lying on his back with his knees bent to his chest. The woman then sits on the backs of his thighs with his feet against her shoulders as a backrest. This position allows for very deep penetration, meaning vaginal and penis sensation will be at an all-time high.

6) The Superwoman
This very exciting position involves the use of a prop. The woman places her hands on the sides of something slightly more elevated than a chair, such as a high stool or narrow table, while the man lifts her up by the waist with her back facing him. She wraps her legs around his waist while he thrusts. She gets a nice G-spot stimulation, and he gets maximum control.

A man needs more than sweet moves in the bedroom to keep his sex life healthy. Along with proper hygiene, a penis health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) may improve penile circulation, nerve function and skin health. Look for natural moisturizers like Shea butter and vitamin E for silky smoothness and vitamin C for circulation support and youthful skin.

Dry, Itchy Penis – A Symptom of Diabetes?

A dry, itchy penis can be caused by many different problems, ranging from dry skin to allergies to heart disease. Most cases of penile itching and dryness are easily dealt with and temporary, but men who have chronically dry, itchy skin may need to look deeper for a solution. Ongoing health issues such as psoriasis, eczema and even diabetes can cause these, as well as other, skin issues that may affect the penis. Since psoriasis and eczema are already fairly well-known for causing skin problems, it is worth exploring the diabetes angle a little bit further. Whether men have already been diagnosed with diabetes or they are trying to pinpoint the cause of their symptoms, it is useful to know about how this increasingly common disease can impact penis health.

Diabetes is a systemic disease most commonly seen in overweight individuals. It occurs when the body is not able to produce enough insulin or cannot use it properly. Insulin is a hormone that keeps glucose (blood sugar) levels under control. Having high levels of blood sugar for extended periods of time can cause significant damage to all parts of the body, and the problems related to diabetes can be extensive. The skin, including the penile skin, is frequently affected, and men may experience any of the following conditions that present as a dry and/or itchy penis.

1) Thrush. Men with diabetes are especially prone to thrush, a fungal infection caused by the Candida albicans yeast (the same organism responsible for feminine yeast infections). Thrush is characterized by skin that is dry and itchy; deep fissures may also develop, especially in the foreskin in uncircumcised men. Some men may also have swelling and/or a white or yellowish discharge that has a consistency similar to cottage cheese. An over-the-counter antifungal cream will generally clear up a yeast infection, but men with recurring episodes of thrush should bring this to the attention of their physicians.

2) Other fungal infections. Diabetes may also increase the incidence of other types of fungal skin infections, including jock itch. These may present as red, scaly, spreading rashes that can be moderately to severely itchy. Again, over-the-counter fungal remedies are generally used to treat these infections. To minimize the risk of fungal infections, always wear clean, dry clothing and avoid sharing personal items such as towels and razors.

3) Poor circulation. Diabetes takes a toll on the circulatory tissue; patients with diabetes often experience poor circulation, particularly in the extremities. Poor blood flow can cause itching and/or a tingling sensation. Some people report feeling that their skin is "crawling." Keeping the skin well-moisturized may help to combat this issue.

4) Bacterial infections. Diabetescompromises the immune system, increasing the risk of bacterial infections. Many of these affect parts of the body such as the eyes, nails and skin. Deep tissue infections called carbuncles can cause redness, swelling and itching; antibiotics are required for treating bacterial infections.

5) Eruptive xanthomatosis. This condition mainly affects younger men with type 1 diabetes and appears as hard, yellowish bumps that may have a red "halo" around them and may be considerably itchy. While it is more common on the hands, feet, arms and buttocks, other parts of the body may also be affected. The best way to cope with this issue is to follow a treatment plan for keeping blood glucose levels under control.

What can men do to prevent or soothe dry, itchy skin?
Aside from condition-specific treatments, there are several things that men can do to avoid developing dryness and itching, and to soothe it when it does occur.

- When bathing, use warm, not hot, water. Excessive heat can strip the natural lubricating oils from the skin.

- Use a mild cleanser designed for sensitive skin - baby washes or hypoallergenic products work well.

- Make sure the skin, including that of the penis, is dry before putting on any clothes. Damp skin that is covered by clothing provides an ideal environment for yeast and other fungal issues.

- Moisturize regularly. Protecting the skin with high-end moisturizers can provide nutrient support in addition to keeping the skin hydrated and supple. When it comes to the penile tissue, a penis health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) may be the best option; look for a product that is fortified with vitamins, antioxidants and amino acids, as well as a sensitive skin moisturizer such as Shea butter. A cream like this can benefit all men, not just those with diabetes, as it contains a blend of nutrients that will keep the skin smooth and responsive. (Note: Never apply topical products such as cream or ointments to broken or inflamed skin except under the advice of a doctor. Men with diabetes should consult with their physician before applying any new products to the skin.)

Monday, 1 September 2014

Penis Health Cream – Not Your Ordinary Moisturizer

Not all men like to fuss about their personal care routines - a quick shower and a shave, and maybe a little cologne, might be all the attention they care to give to grooming and appearance. However, when it comes to penis care, it may be worth the extra effort to keep the skin supple, well-hydrated and fresh; healthy skin is more touchable and more sensitive. Ordinary moisturizers may do the trick in some cases, but men who choose a penis health cream may experience greater benefits. Here’s why.

A penis health cream contains targeted ingredients.
Not all creams and moisturizers are alike; most contain some combination of vitamins, hydrators and other skin-friendly ingredients, but skin creams that have been specifically designed for men can support penis health in the following ways:

- Circulation. Obviously, healthy circulation is important to deliver the high volume of blood required to achieve and maintain an erection, but the circulatory tissue of the penis is important for other reasons as well. Adequate blood flow is needed to deliver nutrients and oxygen to the penile tissue so that the cells can carry out their metabolic processes; poor circulation can leave the penis open to infections as well as reduced sensation and a wrinkled, dry appearance. Nutrients such as vitamin C support healthy circulatory tissue, while L-arginine contributes to proper erectile function.

- Nerve function. Healthy penile function depends, in large part, on the nerve tissue that sends signals between the brain and penis. Both the pleasurable sensations related to sexual activity and the process of forming an erection depend on healthy nerve function. Nutrients such as alpha lipoic acid and acetyl L-carnitine are important for maintaining nerve tissue and making sure it is working correctly.

- Healthy, supple skin. The integrity of the penile skin is an important part of overall penis health. Skin that is well-hydrated and thoroughly nourished looks and feels better; it can also better protect the delicate tissue underneath. Skin-friendly vitamins such as A, C, D, and E, as well as B5, should be included in a penis-specific cream.

- Immune function. The skin is the body’s first line of defense when it comes to fighting off external invaders as well as interrupting the oxidative process that causes damage on a cellular level. Antioxidants such as vitamins C and E, not to mention alpha lipoic acid, can help boost immune function.

- Odor control. No one appreciates a rank, smelly penis, but preventing odors down there is not always easy. Keeping the area clean is the first step, of course, but this is generally not enough. Deodorants and perfumes are not appropriate for use on the penis; these contain alcohol and/or other additives that can be extremely irritating to the penis skin, especially if they make their way into the urethral opening. Vitamin A (a natural antibacterial agent) can help keep odor under control without causing irritation and discomfort.

A penile cream is typically free of fragrances and other chemical irritants.
Skin care products, including moisturizers, often contain fragrances and other chemical additives to make them smell good and to give them a creamy consistency. Unfortunately, these additives can be irritating, especially to the delicate penile skin. A health cream that is formulated specifically for the penis should be free of fragrances and other additives.

Choosing the right product:
In selecting products intended for penile care, men should look for a penis health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) that contains a blend of the ingredients mentioned above, as well as a high-end moisturizer. Vitamin E or olive oil creams may work well; another option is Shea butter, which is particularly well-known for its skin-enhancing properties and is gentle enough for even the most sensitive skin. For product safety, choose a cream that has been manufactured in U.S. FDA-regulated labs.

Sore Penis Emergency – 5 Mistakes That Can Damage the Equipment



An accidental knee to the nuts, a poorly-timed thrust between the sheets, or a ground ball to the groin – all of these can lead to serious penile pain. A throbbing member is always a dreadful experience, but it can only add insult to injury if it is caused by something the man himself is doing wrong. Men should be alert to these five common mistakes they could be making that lead to a sore penis and even affect their long-term penis health. Some hints for soothing the soreness and avoiding it in the future are also provided below.

  1. Skipping the rubber. Every guy who has reached sexual maturity has had it drilled into his head that a condom is an absolute necessity. Wearing a raincoat isn’t just for preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, though. It also provides a layer of protection between the penis and the entrance of choice, reducing the amount of friction on the skin. On the other hand, warming agents, flavors and spermicides that sometimes coat condoms can themselves cause soreness, so men should read package labels carefully before making a purchase.

  1. Choosing the wrong bicycle seat. Cycling has become increasingly popular, both as a sport and as a form of transportation; but men who don’t know what they are doing when choosing their equipment can be in for a whole lot of pain down the road. When seated on a conventional bicycle seat, men are placing a tremendous amount of pressure on the groin area; the compression can impact the circulatory tissue supplying the penis. After (or during) a long ride, men may experience pain and/or a pins-and-needles sensation, as the area is deprived of oxygen due to a reduction of blood flow. Opting for a specially designed seat with a cutout that is intended to support the buttocks while leaving the testicles and perianal area free can help to eliminate this issue.

  1. Applying the death grip. A furtive solo session here and there may provide a huge amount of enjoyment and relief, but grabbing onto the tool and yanking away can lead to enormous soreness after the fact, even if it feels great in the moment. Men should make a conscious effort to ease up on the grip – a too-tight hold can not only cause immediate pain that may last for hours, but it can actually lead to desensitization of the penile tissue that may impair the ability to experience pleasure down the road.

  1. Omitting the lube. Some men prefer dry, rough sex or masturbation, but during an enthusiastic encounter, the skin is exposed to a high level of friction. Guys might not notice the pain until afterward, but the damage may already be done. Sore, chafed penile skin repairs itself by forming a thicker layer of keratinized tissue, which can block pleasurable sensations and diminish the sexual experience.

  1. Neglecting to use a cup. An athletic cup may feel bulky, sweaty and uncomfortable, but the slight annoyance they cause is overshadowed by the potential for pain if a man takes a football, baseball or fellow player’s foot to the groin. An injury like this can also cause scarring of the penile tissue, as noted earlier, so skipping the support really isn’t worth it.

Relief for a Sore Penis

Regardless of the cause of throbbing in the member, the first order of business is to put a stop to it. When a blunt-force injury has occurred, applying a cool compress can help reduce any swelling and relieve the discomfort. If swelling or bruising is present, the next step should be a call to a doctor – even if the injury seems only minor, deep bruising of the penile tissue can cause scarring, which can interfere with erectile function.

On the other hand, most friction injuries can be dealt with at home, except in cases where the skin is torn and/or bleeding. Again, a cool compress can be used. For immediate relief of friction-related soreness, a quality penis health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) is a good option. Products containing a high-end emollient such as Shea butter (a plant-based oil that has been used for centuries for treating sore, irritated skin) can soothe skin on contact, while skin-friendly nutrients like vitamin C go to work to repair damaged cells and restore their original elasticity. A crème like this can also be used on a daily basis to support overall penile health.