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While having sensual activity in the bedroom certainly is pleasurable, many couples like to vary their routine and find new places for providing entertainment for a tumescent male organ. In a recent survey, some familiar alternative locations scored high on the list of places couples have had sensual activity - the shower (92%), the sofa (86%), etc. But a surprising number of people have satisfied their needs in a greenhouse - 37%. As this is apparently a popular place to exercise a tumescent male organ, it’s important that guys think about manhood health and other factors before snuggling down among the greenery. The greenhouse effect In some ways, it’s easy to see why coupling in a greenhouse would be appealing. After all, it’s already hot and steamy inside a plant nursery, and the air is filled with oxygen that gets the blood rushing. Assuming a man has access to a private greenhouse (it’s very risky to have sensual activity in a commercial greenhouse), it could be an invigorating experience. However, it’s good to be prepared. Here are a number of things to consider: 1. The heat. Sure, it’s sultry and steamy, and on the surface that’s attractive. But most guys work up a good sweat already during coupling. In the greenhouse, be prepared for the trickle of sweat to be more like a river, possibly getting in the eyes and requiring some maneuvering to wipe it away. (Keep a towel or handkerchief nearby.) The sweat will likely increase the likelihood of manhood odor post-coupling as well. And if couples engage while mostly clothed rather than bare, the sweat will add odor and dampness to a guy’s garments. Finally, men with issues like high blood pressure may need to take care with getting overheated in a greenhouse. 2. The plants. The idea of coupling right in the midst of a beautiful array of plants is appealing. And many people may want to bed down right among some of those plants. But before doing so, make sure that such an activity isn’t going to affect that tumescent male organ. Member skin can be very sensitive, and pollen or various plant excretions may cause a rash or other allergic reaction to develop. 3. The chemicals. Unless the plants in a greenhouse are grown in a 100% organic manner, chances are there are a number of chemicals around the place which could be considered hazardous. (And even organic growing uses ingredients which, while natural, are not necessarily friendly to the manhood.) Pesticides, herbicides and acids are often used to handle "enemies" of the plants, and even fertilizer contains ingredients that can cause an allergic reaction in the male member - or in other parts of the body. For example, inhaling some of the gases created by these chemicals over an extended period of time can be damaging. For those engaging in coupling in a greenhouse, be careful to keep chemicals off of the tumescent male organ, the sacks, the female organ, and all exposed skin. A guy sporting a tumescent male organ in a greenhouse may engage in some friendly play with a partner, if he’s careful. He’ll be better prepared if the manhood is already in prime health, and to achieve that, regular use of a first rate male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) can be helpful. Healthy manhood skin will be somewhat more resistant to rashing and chafing, so using a crème that moisturizes the member skin through hydrating agents like Shea butter and vitamin E is highly encouraged. A crème with a potent antioxidant like alpha lipoic acid provides extra manhood skin protection. By attacking free radicals, a good antioxidant minimizes the chance of oxidative damage that can weaken and age the skin. 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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