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As every man knows, manhood size is not static; aside from the obvious expansion that occurs during tumescence, the boys downstairs frequently change in size as a natural response to heat and cold. What many may not know is that the vast majority of men will experience some degree of male organ shrinkage over time. This is not good news for any guy who is focused on his size as an important aspect of his virility; fortunately, some of the causes of shrinkage are preventable, and the right approach to manhood care may help. The common issues related to loss of manhood size are discussed here, as well as what men can do to address them. 1) Smoking - By now, it should be clear to everyone that smoking is seriously damaging and causes a vast range of health issues. On the other hand, if men need yet another reason to snuff the butts, the research-backed news that smoking can actually cause the manhood to shrink by as much as a centimeter should cause them to snap to attention. Studies have shown that smoking tobacco products can cause calcification of the blood vessels that serve the manhood, which in turn results in tissue shrinkage - not to mention significant loss of function. What to do: Quit. Men who kick the habit will generally see an overall health improvement within three months of their last cigarette, and over time, a healthier lifestyle can lead to a reversal of many of the negative health effects of smoking. 2) Age - Over time, a decrease in male hormone levels and changes in the fatty deposits that lend the manhood at least some of its size can cause a reduction in size. What to do: Unfortunately, there is no stopping the aging process, but eating right, getting a reasonable amount of physical activity, and moderating alcohol consumption can help mitigate the effects of aging. 3) Peyronie’s disease - Tissue damage to the manhood caused by aggressive self-stimulation, as well as blunt force injuries or male organ ruptures, can cause scarring of the fibrous connective tissue surrounding the corpora cavernosa. This tissue does not expand at the same rate as healthy tissue, meaning that hard ons are not uniform; this can lead to severe bending during tumescence. This condition, known as Peyronie’s disease, can also cause a reduction in manhood size. What to do: First and foremost, prevention - use a lube for every encounter (solo as well as partnered); exercise caution during partner play to avoid bending and twisting; and always use a cup during sports. Second, for men who do develop Peyronie’s disease, a routine surgical procedure may be carried out to remove the damaged tissue. 4) Obesity- Carrying excess body weight does not cause physical shrinkage of the male organ tissue. On the other hand, the padding of fat that accumulates in the pelvic area can cause the manhood to appear as much as an inch shorter than it really is. What to do: Aside from all of the other well-known health benefits of losing weight, dropping off the excess pounds can make the manhood look longer - and maintaining a healthy body weight can also help men to last longer in bed. Taking manhood care a step further Making the lifestyle changes outlined above can help reduce the risk of shrinkage (or the appearance of shrinkage); and better yet, adopting healthy personal habits can also improve a man’s drive and ability to perform. In addition, a male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) can prove to be a valuable tool for those who want to take their approach to manhood care to the next level. A formula that is enriched with vitamin C, for example, can enhance the body’s ability to deliver oxygen, helping to maintain cellular health and preventing cellular atrophy; while neuroprotective amino acids can protect against loss of nerve function, preserving and even improving sensation. Adding a crème like this to the daily routine may have significant benefits for overall male organ health and function. Visit www.man1health.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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