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Delayed release refers to a condition which occurs when men are consistently unable to come after sensual stimulation or require extended periods of stimulation to reach the height of pleasure. While this disorder is relatively uncommon – only about 1-4% of men are affected – it can cause loss of enjoyment in physical pleasure, as well as affecting self-esteem and in some cases, male function. The causes and symptoms of delayed release and the role of male organ vitamins and minerals in men’s reproductive health are described in the following article. How release works Release, or the ejection of semen from the body, is an involuntary response to sensual stimulation. Release actually occurs in two stages – first, sperm and other fluids are combined in the urethra; and second, this fluid is expelled from the urethra through a series of muscular contractions. This process is usually accompanied by feelings of sensual pleasure. What is delayed release? For most men, it takes an average of four minutes of penetration or manual stimulation to achieve the height of pleasure. Delayed release is diagnosed when a man requires an extended period of time – 45 minutes or more – to come, or cannot come through either of these activities. What causes delayed release? Release is a complex bodily function involving the nervous system, the vascular system (or blood vessels) and even the emotions. When one of these is not working correctly, difficulties with male function may occur. From a physiological perspective, several factors can affect the ability to come: • Loss of male organ sensitivity due to circulatory problems, toughened male organ skin, or peripheral damage of the erogenous nerve tissue; • Stroke; • Spinal cord injury; • Medications; • Smoking; • Drug or alcohol use. On the other hand, psychological issues can also cause delayed release. Men who were subject to a strict religious upbringing or were exposed to trauma may have issues with achieving height of pleasure. Stress and anxiety may also play a role in inhibiting release, as well as emotional problems such as anger at a partner, relationship problems, fear of getting a woman pregnant, or lack of physical or emotional attraction to a partner. Finally, men who practice unusual self-pleasuring habits, or who rely on the same position or technique all the time may have difficulty with release. What are the options for treatment? Treating delayed release depends on the underlying cause. Men who are experiencing problems due to psychological issues may benefit from learning stress management techniques or from counseling; partner therapy is often beneficial in cases of delayed release. Physical causes of delayed release are generally resolved by treating the related health issue. Quitting smoking, limiting alcohol intake, maintaining a healthy body weight and eating a healthy diet are important in this respect. Men who are taking medications such as antidepressants which may impair the ability to come may benefit from a change in medication. There are also several steps men can take to address problems with male organ sensitivity: • Wear loose, non-binding clothing to increase circulation; • Keep the male organ skin well-moisturized to retain its natural self-lubricating properties and prevent drying and toughening of the skin; • Support manhood nerve health with nutrients that provide neural support, such as vitamin B5 and acetyl-L-carnitine (an essential amino acid); • Prevent infections that may affect the integrity of the skin through use of natural antibacterials such as vitamin A; • Support circulatory health by maintaining a healthy body weight and adding vitamin C (an important component of circulatory tissue) to the male organ care regimen. Where to find the right combination of nutrients for male organ health In order to get the most out of male organ vitamins and minerals, a specialized male organ health formula (most health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) which is applied directly to the male organ skin may help to provide the right combination of nutrients, moisturizers and disease-fighting antioxidants where they are needed most. For additional information on most common men's health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy lifestyle visit: http://www.man1health.com. John Dugan is a professional writer who specialized in men's health issues and contributes feature articles and blogs to numerous publications.
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