Protecting Male Organ Skin from Free Radicals
Healthy, good looking male organ skin is not only a sign of male
organ health, it also is one of the key attractors that can make a partner
appreciate a manhood and want to get to know it better. That’s why taking
excellent care of male organ skin should be on every man’s care regimen. And
that’s also why men should be taking steps to protect that delicate male organ
skin from the damage that can be inflicted by free radicals.
What are free radicals?
While the name “free radicals” conjures up images of politically
active youth from the 1960s, the term actually means something quite different.
But to better understand free radicals, a little basic science is needed.
Molecules are composed of atoms, and atoms contain pairs of
electrons. But sometimes an atom is missing one of those electrons, and when
that happens, it is considered a free radical.
But atoms prefer to be “complete” and have both electrons, so when
they are free radicals, they try to grab an electron to stabilize them. When
they grab these needed electrons from the skin, they can damage the skin.
Specifically, it weakens the DNA in such a way that aging occurs more rapidly
in the skin. This can account for why male organ skin may have an older,
unhealthy appearance.
Skin damaged by free radicals may be splotchy or have an unhealthy
color, or it may be loose and saggy. And free radical damage isn’t limited to
the skin; free radicals are also thought to contribute to other health
conditions, such as heart disease and cancer. They can cause damage to cell
walls and to DNA, given enough time.
Causes
So free radicals come about when an atom is missing an electron.
But since people can’t see atoms and electrons with the naked eye, are there
things they can avoid to help prevent free radicals from attacking them?
Fortunately, yes. A person is more likely to encounter free radicals due to
factors such as excess stress, an unhealthy diet, too much alcohol consumption,
smoking, pollution and exposure to harsh UV sunlight.
Fighting free radicals
Now in order to help fight the free radicals, it behooves a man to
make lifestyle changes – such as stopping smoking or making sure he wears
sufficient sunscreen when going outdoors in the summer or learning how to
meditate to relieve stress. Another of the most important things a
man can do is to make sure he gets enough antioxidants.
Antioxidants are nutrients and enzymes that can help strengthen
and repair skin tissue. They are able to pass on an extra electron to a free
radical, turning it back into a normal atom. Antioxidants may be found
naturally in certain foods, or they may be obtained from chemically-made
sources. So adding plenty of antioxidant-rich foods to the diet can make a
difference.
If a man wants to target free radical damage that has caused male
organ skin issues, one of the best ways to do so if by using on a daily basis a
first rate male organ health creme (health
professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe
for skin). The key, of course, is to be sure that the crème in
question contains plenty of antioxidants. For example, an “ACE” crème – one
with vitamins A, C and E – is best, as these vitamins have excellent
antioxidant properties. It’s even better if the crème also contains alpha
lipoic acid, which is considered one of the most potent antioxidants around.
The topical application of a crème rich in antioxidants directly to the member
can help to strengthen and smooth male organ skin and help it regain its youthful
appearance.
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