Is Male Organ Health Compromised by Naturist Activities?

1. Is Male Organ Health Compromised by Naturist Activities? By John Dugan

2. Nowadays most men know that taking pains to ensure good male organ health pays off in the long run. The healthier the member, the more likely it is to perform at peak levels and the fewer problems – sensual or otherwise – a man is likely to encounter as he ages. Some people wonder if being a naturist has any noticeable effect on male organ health, especially in terms of possibly being detrimental to it. In fact, there’s little reason to believe naturism is harmful to male organ health – provided appropriate precautions are taken, of course. www.man1health.com

3. Naturist lifestyle Although exact figures are hard to come by, an estimated 3% to 5% of the U.S. adult population is thought to be social naturists – that is, preferring to go unclothed while at home and in certain acceptable social situations. However, the number of people who have participated in what might be termed a naturist activity, at least once, would be considerably higher. For example, there are multitudes of people who have skinny-dipped (sometimes frequently) who would not consider themselves naturists. Some people are attracted to the naturist lifestyle but hesitant to engage in it for a variety of reasons, including a concern that there may be some health risks involved. For example, as many a man who has ventured out on a clothing optional beach can attest, exposing the manhood to the sun carries the distinct risk of very uncomfortable sunburn. www.man1health.com

4. Nature Fortunately sunburn on the member can be avoided by use of an appropriate sunscreen. Because male organ skin is sensitive, however, it is wise to pick a lotion that is gentle and doesn’t contain harsh ingredients. If sunburn does occur on the member – or if the chosen sunscreen causes the skin to react – it’s best to add a moisturizing lotion or some aloe gel to the manhood to help repair sun-damaged skin. Exposing the bare member to nature also runs the risk of putting it in contact with problematic plants, such as poison ivy or poison oak, or of excess pollen coating the member. Knowing what plants to avoid is crucial to keeping a bare manhood happy when exposed to nature. Washing the manhood promptly when pollen or other allergens are present is also a good idea. www.man1health.com

5. Hygiene But what about the risk of the member falling prey to improper hygiene habits of other naturists? Residual fecal matter can occasionally be deposited by one naturist on a chair or bench and it is possible for another naturist to “pick up” a disease from this route. However, many doctors believe there is no more risk from exposure in this way than from the casual everyday exposure that one gets from handling infected items (such as money or computer keyboards). It does seem there is a slightly increased risk of picking up lice from another naturist, but most naturist gatherings have rules which discourage any participants who are not free of such nuisances from attending. Nevertheless, it is always recommended to check for signs of such conditions after attending a naturist event. www.man1health.com

6. Benefits And there are some definite benefits to the naturist in terms of male organ health. Airing out the male organ and sacks is one of the most effective ways to reduce rank male organ odor. In addition, the fresh air can often help keep manhood skin healthier. And limited exposure to sunlight helps to increase vitamin D production in the member as well.

7. Whether naturist or not, male organ health can be improved if a man makes it a habit to apply a top notch male organ health crème(health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil,which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) regularly. Dry male organ skin will benefit from a crème that includes both a high-end emollient (like Shea butter) and a natural hydrator (like vitamin E) to properly moisturize the skin and help retain natural oils. The better crèmes will also include vitamin B5 (aka retinol), a nutrient essential for proper manhood cell metabolism.