Diet and Male Organ Function May Be Related
by John Dugan OwnerThere’s a lot of truth in the old adage
“you are what you eat,” as it indicates that the food a person consumes has
much more of an impact than simply sating the appetite. As surprising as it may
seem, diet can indeed have an effect on a guy’s male organ health, including his
member function. And since the manhood is one part of the body that a man
clearly wants to keep functioning at the highest possible level, it’s worth
looking at how diet might affect male organ function.
A
study
Scientists
recently conducted a study which was published in the journal Sensual Medicine Reviews. Entitled,
“Diet and Men’s Sensual Health,” it looked at existing studies into this area
published between 1977 and 2017 and aggregated the findings. They looked
especially at various kinds of diets to determine if they seemed to have an impact
on male organ function, male hormone levels, and male seed health. These
studies indicated that men who had manhood function issues usually benefited
from following a Mediterranean diet. Obese men who followed a non-Western diet
also usually had improvements in male organ function due to the weight that
they lost.
Which
diet?
The
various diets are basically defined as follows:
- Mediterranean. A diet in which there is
an emphasis on fish, monosaturated fats, fruits, vegetables, nuts and whole
grains.
- Western. In this diet, there’s
more emphasis on red and processed meats, dairy, refined grains, and artificial
sweeteners, and not much emphasis on fruits and vegetables.
- Paleolithic. Lean meats, fruits and
vegetables are the mainstays of a Paleolithic diet. There is much less emphasis
on dairy, sugar, salt and grains.
- Vegetarian/vegan. As the name implies,
these are diets in which there are little or no animal products.
While
these diets are presented in broad definitions, in general the diet which
allows an individual man to be at his healthiest and at his most appropriate
weight level and level of fitness is the diet that is best for him.
Beyond
the kind of diet which impacts male organ function, there are some other
dietary factors which come into play.
For
example, excessive intake of alcohol is generally associated with poor male
organ function. A moderate amount may prove beneficial to overall health, but
too much alcohol is definitely a detriment to good sensual health.
By
the same token, eating too much chocolate can lead to obesity, which is not
good. But chocolate does have flavonoids, which can help to increase blood
flow, which is essential for good male organ function. So consuming an
appropriate quantity of chocolate may be good for some
men. Watermelon also can be an aid in relaxing blood vessels.
Cashew
nuts are high in zinc, and this can be a good thing for many men. Because zinc
keeps male hormone from breaking down, consuming cashews may help to maintain
male hormone at a higher level, which tends to keep the sensual drive up.
Another good source of zinc: shitake mushrooms.
Sometimes
it takes experimentation to learn exactly what parts of and kinds of a diet can
impact a specific man’s member function. Another boost to better male organ
health is the daily application of a top notch male organ health
crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is
clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Look for a crème that contains
two key amino acids – L-arginine and L carnitine. L-arginine helps in the
production of nitric oxide, which is part of the process by which male organ
blood vessels remain open to increased blood flow. L carnitine is blessed with
neuroprotective properties. When the member is handled too roughly, it can
cause a loss of sensation – and L carnitine helps keep the manhood feeling
properly sensitized.
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