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Few things are as important to a guy as his member health, and therefore most men want to do anything they can to protect themselves in this area. General expert attention to male organ health is one of the primary factors in maintaining good sensual health, but sometimes there are factors that may not seem obvious. For example, it seems possible that the soap a man uses might have some impact on sensual health, especially in terms of the sensual drive. Antibacterial soaps That doesn’t mean a guy needs to stop showering and washing just to protect his male organ; that would have serious negative consequences. But it does mean a man might want to pay more attention to the kind of soap he uses. Men are often advised to use a gentle soap on the manhood, largely because soaps with harsh chemicals or fragrances often can irritate the sensitive male organ skin. But recent research has raised the possibility that some antibacterial soaps should be avoided because of how they may affect manhood health. Triclosan The culprit here is bacterial soap that contains an ingredient called triclosan (sometimes called triclocarban). Triclosan is a common antibacterial (also antifungal) agent found not only in some soaps but also in some detergents, deodorants, mouthwashes, toothpastes and other products. But there have been questions raised about how effective triclosan really is; as a result, the FDA has started procedures to ban its use in over-the-counter products that promote it as an antibacterial ingredient. This ban will take place in September, 2017. The ban was instituted because the FDA has found insufficient evidence triclosan truly has an antibacterial effect. However, a recent news report found that animal studies suggest triclosan can have a negative impact on both hormone production and thyroid function. If the same holds true for humans, triclosan could therefore lower male hormone levels in men, as well as impact muscle production. Both of these factors tend to depress sensual drive in men. Steps While any causal relationship between triclosan and sensual or member health in humans is not conclusively proven, men may want to take steps to eliminate this ingredient from their lives. Some suggested steps include: - Checking labels. Look on the labels of any soaps and body washes (bar soap or liquid) to see if they contain triclosan or triclocarban. In addition, look for the same on laundry detergents, toothpastes and mouthwashes. - Switching products. If hygiene products do contain the ingredient, switch to a different brand that claims to be triclosan-free. - Monitoring changes. After making these adjustments, it may be a good idea to see if aman notices any positive changes in his sensual health. If he does, this increases the possibility that triclosan was having an inhibitory effect upon him. Triclosan has a relatively short lifespan so long term accumulation is not likely to be a problem. Although antibacterial soap with triclosan might impact sensual health, so does not taking proper care of the manhood in general. Regular application of a top drawer male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) is one excellent way to keep an eye on male organ health. Because manhood blood flow is so important to maintaining sensual health, using a crème with L-arginine is key. L-arginine is an amino acid that aids the body in the process by which blood vessels are kept more open and receptive to increased blood flow. The crème should also contain vitamin C, which not only is a further aid to proper blood flow but also promotes collagen development, which helps the skin keep the elasticity it needs for tumescence. Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information about treating common male organ health problems, including soreness, redness and loss of male organ sensation. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.
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