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Index of Questions
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answer)
Q.
Odor on the natural penis can
occasionally be a problem, as it can be for a woman's genitals. Is there a
simple solution?
Q.
Foreskin restoration: Can a
circumcised man restore his foreskin? What's the fastest way?
Q.
Infection of the
foreskin and penis head (medically called balanoposthitis).
Is there a simple, effective solution?
Q.
Foreskin cannot fully retract
over the penis head during sexual activity (called
phimosis),
or it retracts but cannot return to its normal position (paraphimosis).
Is there a solution?
Q.
Condom use on a natural
penis. Any suggestions?
Q. Odor on the natural penis
can occasionally be a problem. Is there a simple solution?
A. Yes.
Just before sex, apply vegetable oil (like
Wesson oil or corn oil) to the
penis head and inner foreskin area, and massage it in thoroughly. Let the
vegetable oil stay on for 1-2 minutes and it will absorb any odor. Then,
with 2 or 3 tissues, blot off the oil and wipe the penis completely clean, and
your hands clean as well. The penis will then be odor free.
(Sometimes, though rarely, you made need a second application.)
This
vegetable oil
method
is far superior to soap and water for eliminating genital odor because it
cleans as well as soap, but
leaves no soap odor or
taste.
A special
Message to Women who are missing out
on
the joys of sex with a natural man because they are apprehensive about the
possibility of penis odor and/or smegma. If you are odor phobic and are
not sure that the man is keeping his penis clean, you can
take control yourself. Use the above procedure, and also ...
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Buy
a 2 oz. pump bottle at
a
pharmacy, bath shop,
or dept.
store. Or it
order on line > >
Fill it with
Wesson Oil or any
brand of corn oil.
Put the
dispenser in your
purse (and/or your
bathroom
or bedroom), along with
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When the opportunity arises to have sex with a natural man, explain to him that
an uncircumcised penis is a new experience for you and you are somewhat odor
phobic. Would he mind if you prepared him for sex by cleaning his penis with
some massage oil? Tell him
you read about the technique in a women's magazine (Cosmo, Redbook,
whatever) and you think it'll make sex better for both of you. He may
chuckle a bit, but he'll, no doubt, let you do it. Then both of you can
relax and have a good time.
Q. Foreskin Restoration:
Get your foreskin back.
Q.
Infection
of the
foreskin & penis head
(medically
called balanoposthitis).
Is there a simple, effective solution?
A. Yes. Reduce sodium in the diet.
Stop salting your food. Don't eat sodium-laced foods or dairy products.
The infection will go away.
Noticeable improvement will be evident within 2 days, but follow this dietary
restriction for at least 7 days to avoid a recurrence.
For added benefit, you can also do the following:
1.
Take 200 mg. of potassium 3 times a day during
the infection. (Elevating your body's levels of potassium will drive
excess sodium out of the body.
Excess sodium is the primary cause of the infection; it creates inflammation.
Bacteria is the secondary cause; bacteria thrive in irritated tissue.
Eliminate the salt-caused inflammation and the bacteria will die away.)
2.
Take 500 mg. of vitamin C 3 times a day; this will accelerate healing.
3.
Take a sitz bath 2 or 3 times during the day. A sitz bath is where you sit
in the bathtub for about 20 minutes in enough water so your penis is completely
covered. (This sitz bath solution
was given to Jeffrey O'Hara by the doctor who surgically restored his foreskin.)
If you heed the
above advice, an infected foreskin, which is a rare occurrence to begin with,
will never become a serious or troubling problem.
DISCLAIMER: Legally,
we are required to advise you
to visit a medical doctor (who can prescribe antibiotic medication).
However, when you visit the doctor, if you mention the above, be aware that he
will have no knowledge of it and, thus, reject it. Listen to the doctor's
treatment recommendations, and weigh them carefully, along with the above. Assess the risks involved. Decide, yourself, what actions to take.
Q. Foreskin cannot
fully retract over the penis
head during sexual activity
(medically called phimosis),
or it retracts but cannot
return to its normal
position (paraphimosis).
Is
there a solution?
A. Yes. Visit this website:
http://www.glansie.com Important, also, to take
supplemental Vitamin C (Ester C is best) 500mg. 3 times a day and Zinc (50 mg.
per day). Taking these nutritional supplements everyday will prevent skin
from cracking or leaving stretch marks while it's being stretched and growing
new skin.
Q. Condom use on a natural penis. Any suggestions?
A. Here's valuable advice posted at a
forum from a man who explains how he retains the natural penis's "gliding
mechanism" even with a condom on:
I have a long foreskin that covers my entire
penis head even when I'm fully erect. When I put on a condom, I
start by retracting back my foreskin. Then I cover only the head, stopping
the condom just after the corona. Next, I pull my foreskin fully up and
over my penis head so that
the condom doubles-back over itself
inside my foreskin.
Finally, I slide the remainder of the condom down all the way to the base of my
erect penis.
During
intercourse, my foreskin slides fully back and forth, taking the condom with it
in unison. The condom never falls off. And I actually find
that the double layer
of condom inside my foreskin makes my pleasure even greater, and it retains the
penis's "gliding mechanism," for the mutual enjoyment of both me and my partner.
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