Size Matters - Small Penis

According to new research, size matters.   Men everywhere worry that their penis is smaller than it should be or that it won't satisfy a lover. But research suggests that most men underestimate the size of their pride and joy.

Man has always placed great importance on the size of his penis. Many cultures associate penis size with masculinity. Throughout the ages, it has come to symbolise qualities such as virility, fertility, strength, ability and courage.

Men may be surprised to learn that penis length isn't measured on the erect penis. Instead, the most reliable penis measurement is called SPL -- stretched penis length. The longer a man's SPL, the longer his erect penis length, according to studies done on brave young men who volunteered to have erection-stimulating penis injections.

To learn your SPL, measure the penis while it's flaccid. Press the ruler tight against the pubic bone at the base of the penis. Don't just measure from where the penis separates from the scrotum, or you'll lose precious centimeters. Now gently, but very firmly, stretch the penis as far as it will go. Measure from the pubic bone to the tip of the stretched penis.

Did you get five and a quarter inches? If so, you are exactly normal. Most adult men are within about a half inch of 5.24 inches, according to statistics Palmer has compiled. Nearly all studies of penis length come up with a similar measure.

Smoking can shorten your penis by as much as a centimeter. Erections are all about good bloodflow, and lighting up calcifies blood vessels, stifling erectile circulation. You need to have erections regularly to keep your penis in shape. "It has to be essentially exercised," says Tobias Kohler, MD, assistant professor of urology at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine.

To maintain a healthy tone, the smooth muscle of the penis must be periodically enriched with oxygen by the rush of blood that engorges the penis and makes it erect, Kohler says.

How to keep your penis in top condition?

1.    Maintain your healthy weight

2.    Eat Smart

3.    Minimise Stress

4.    Eliminate Tobacco

5.    Consume Alcohol in moderation

6.    Sleep Well

7.    Stay Sexual Active

8.    Exercise Regularly

9.    Wear a suitable underwear

10.   Maintain Positive thinking

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Prostate Vs Underwear

For such a little gland, the prostate seems to cause a lot of concern. All men are at risk for prostate problems. That's because all men have a prostate. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).BPH, also known as an enlarged prostate, is growth of the prostate gland to an unhealthy size. World statistic, a man's chances of having BPH go up with age:

Age 31-40: one in 12

Age 51-60: about one in two

Over age 80: more than eight in 10

In 2012, about 242,000 American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, the second leading cause of cancer-related death in men in the United States, according to the National Cancer Institute (NCI).

Male urinary incontinence can manifest itself in many different ways. It's very important to notify your healthcare provider of your specific symptoms in order to determine the medical root of the problem, develop an effective treatment plan, and find the best incontinence supplies to manage your situation. Take a look at the following types of male incontinence:

·         Difficulty emptying the bladder or starting the flow of urine: This can be due to a liquid flow obstruction or a weakening of the bladder muscles.

·         Decreased or interrupted urine flow: This can occur if the message to evacuate the bladder is interrupted.

·         Urgent or sudden need to urinate (urge incontinence): This may be caused by an overactive bladder (OAB), which can make men unable to reach the bathroom in time.

There's no proven prostate cancer prevention strategy. But you may reduce your risk of prostate cancer by making healthy choices, such as exercising and eating a healthy diet. Some man are choose to wearing a healthy claim underwear which is brief underwear to reduce hit over the penis area.

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