Male Organ Health and the Yoga Connection: Bringing Sensuality into Your Practice
by John Dugan OwnerWestern
interest in yoga began several decades ago, and now yoga centers and classes
can be found in most communities of any size – and even many with very small
populations. Yoga has become popular for many reasons, not the least of which
is the health benefits it bestows on a person. But should men be interested in
yoga as a way of tending to their male organ health? In some ways, absolutely!
Yoga
According to
Wikipedia, yoga is “a group of physical, mental and spiritual practices or
disciplines which originated in ancient India…(that) most likely developed
around the sixth and fifth centuries BCE…(It) is a meditative means of
discovering dysfunctional perception and cognition, as well as overcoming it
for release from suffering, inner peace and salvation.”
Nowadays, most
people in the West think of yoga as a form of physical exercise that focuses on
certain poses and also works to clear the mind. This is an oversimplification
of yoga, but it is generally what the public thinks of when it hears the word.
Male organ
benefits
So how does
practicing yoga benefit the member? Some practitioners claim that yoga can add
length and/or girth to the manhood, but this is not something for which there
is really any evidence.
But there is reason
to believe that yoga can be of benefit in treating male dysfunction. (To be
clear, dysfunction occurs when a man has trouble either obtaining or
maintaining rigidity that is sufficiently stiff enough to allow for physical
intimacy.) In one study, scientists looked at 65 men who were enrolled in a
yoga camp. They were of varying ages and backgrounds. They all filled out the
Male Sensual Quotient survey both before the camp began and 12 weeks later when
it ended. At the end of the camp, sensual scores improved significantly,
including those related to male dysfunction. (For the record, ejaculatory
control and intense point satisfaction were also reported to have improved.)
It makes sense that
reproductive function could be positively affected by yoga. One of the major
issues involved in male dysfunction is cardiovascular impairment. This can
involve less blood being pumped to the member, or it can involve vessels in the
area being somewhat blocked, thereby preventing blood from flowing in in the
desired quantities.
Yoga has been shown
to help build up heart strength and to help with vascular blockages. So if yoga
helps clear up these problems, it can thereby attack this particular cause of
male dysfunction.
Libido
The 65 men in the
aforementioned survey also reported an increase in “desire” after the 12 weeks
of yoga camp. This is consistent with anecdotal reports from many men: they
feel their libido rises when they are involved in yoga on a regular basis.
So if a man wants to
take advantage of yoga to benefit his manhood (and his whole body), what should
he do? The best route is to enroll in a class taught by a qualified teacher.
Choose one that is at the appropriate level; many men think yoga is a “piece of
cake” and jump into a class that is too advanced for them.
Those who do not
have a class conveniently located can try using DVDs or online videos; however,
please be aware that an in-person class is better and reduces the risk of pushing
too hard or otherwise injuring oneself.
In addition to
practicing yoga, men should utilize a superior male
organ health creme (health
professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe
for skin) on a regular basis to help
maintain male organ health at an acceptable level. For better results,
select a crème that includes the major vitamins, including A, B5, C, D and E.
Topical application of these vitamins directly on the member helps target their
benefits. The crème should also include L-arginine, an amino acid which helps
boost nitric oxide and therefore aids in keeping the blood vessels open.
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