Lucky is the man who is not concerned about his male organ size.
Some men go to considerable lengths for the promise of a little extra length.
The male enhancement market is saturated with pumps, tablets, creams and
extenders, luring men in based on their unnecessary insecurities and making
unfounded claims of effectiveness. Some methods are not product-based, but
manual. One such “male organ exercise” is called jelqing. Since it may pose
risks to male organ health, this
practice should be learned about in some detail before being attempted.
What is
Jelqing?
Jelqing is a method of manually
manipulating the male organ in the hopes of forcing more blood into it, which
some believe will cause the tissues to lengthen. Some say the practice
originated in the Middle East, though this has not been proven.
Jelqing involves making an “Okay”
gesture with the hands, with the pointer finger and thumb forming a circle.
This circle is positioned at the very base of the male organ, then pulled up to
just below the head, at which point the other hand’s circle is placed around the
base and follows the other. The man alternates hands for some 20 to 30 minutes.
He is supposed to apply light pressure while stroking.
Does it
Work?
The theory behind jelqing isn’t really
sound; pulling blood into the male organ won’t necessarily make it bigger. And
there certainly isn’t any scientific evidence backing up the practice.
Is it
Safe?
While jelqing may appear about as safe
as self-pleasuring, it actually is not. It can be difficult to know how much
pressure to apply. Also, if it is done on a male organ that is fully hard, it
can do some damage. The following are potential injuries associated with
jelqing:
- Pain
- Irritation
- Blood vessel damage
- Scar tissue formation
All these things can negatively impact a
man’s male organ health and sensual performance.
What
Precautions Can Jelqers Take?
Despite the risks, some men are going to
try out this practice. It’s important for these men to take preventative steps
concerning injury. They can do the following to increase the safety of the
stretching routine:
- If a man is new to jelqing, he should
start with a short workout of 5-15 minutes.
- Warm up. Wrap the male organ in a warm
towel for a few minutes for this step.
- Use lube. This will help prevent
chafing from the jelqing session.
- Don’t squeeze tightly.
- Don’t use an intense rhythm; a stroke
should take about three seconds.
- Stop if the male organ becomes fully
hard. Jelqing is safest on a semi-hard member.
- Don’t jelq the glans (male organ
head).
A More
Preferable Path
By far, it’s preferable for a man to
cultivate an appreciation for what nature gave him, and not to feel shame or
inadequacy about his body as it is. A man doesn’t show his precious tool love
by trying to change it.
He does, however, show his love for what
he has when he treats it right, and this involves a number of actions. First,
proper hygiene is key. Washing daily, with mild or no soap and warm, not hot,
water, is good for the male organ.
Second, men should use what they have
well and regularly, whether with a partner, solo or both. Frequent use keeps
the tissues in good working order, and frequent emission is good for a man’s
health.
Finally, men can add a skin care product
into their daily routines to help prevent chafing from the various frictions
their manhoods are subjected to. A male
organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) with a combination of moisturizers,
like Shea butter and vitamin E, does the job best. And don’t forget to look for
vitamin C, which promotes collagen production for firm skin. Rather than
torturing the tool with stretches and other efforts to change it, consider
pampering it instead with a more health-focused product.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com
for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on
improving organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John
Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an
ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.