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Many people are familiar with the famous "This is your brain. This is your brain on tablets" commercial, which used eggs and a frying pan to warn people of the dangers of tablet use. And that same warning applies to a man’s tumescent manhood and tablets. Men who are truly concerned about proper male organ health really need to be aware of the problems that tablet use can cause in the manhood. Weedy member Many men are already familiar with "weed manhood," referring to a member that isn’t able to perform sensually due to smoking too much marijuana. Dope contains an ingredient called tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which can have a significant effect on several parts of the body. In the short term, it’s possible that the relaxation pot brings on may boost the sensual drive somewhat. However, animal studies have demonstrated that marijuana use damages receptors in the member that are crucial for tumescence function. Both the frequency and the quality of the tumescent manhood becomes affected over time. Cocaine Cocaine is already known to be bad for the mind and the body, and its long term use in particular can create serious problems for a person. But what is its effect on the tumescent manhood? Well, cocaine is a stimulant and as such it tends to have the effect of making a man feel excited rather quickly. Many men report that their sensual drive goes up on cocaine. But that doesn’t mean they follow through on that increased sensual drive. As a matter of fact, coke tends to frustrate their efforts. They want to have sensual activity, but they are more at risk of finding that the equipment won’t comply with the request. That’s because cocaine tends to constrict blood vessels, including those in the manhood. That’s exactly the opposite of what needs to occur for a tumescent manhood to pop up and do his duty. Without open manhood blood vessels, tumescence is harder to obtain and harder to maintain. Ecstasy Another popular recreational tablet, ecstasy, is also no friend to the member - or to anyone’s long term health, period. Ecstasy tends to flood the body with serotonin, which is a great mood booster. Often, a guy finds his sensual mood enhanced greatly as well, and he’s anxious to engage sensually with a partner. But as with cocaine, ecstasy also tends to frustrate that desire, and for the same reason. The blood vessels shrink when ecstasy is in the system, and that makes tumescence problematic. In some extreme cases, the shrinkage is so severe that the member also shrinks, becoming smaller when flaccid than it typically is. This is a temporary situation, and some hours after the tablet has worn off the soft manhood returns to its normal size. However, it is worth noting that there are no clinical studies on long term tablet use; it is assumed this shrinkage is temporary, but studies have not been done that can confirm this. There is no doubt whatsoever that inappropriate tablet use is dangerous and unhealthy for a man in general - and anecdotal evidence certainly suggests it can have a negative effect on the member. People for whom tablet use is a problem are strongly advised to seek help from an appropriate professional. A man’s tumescent manhood is a source of considerable pride, and using tablets can negatively impact its health. In addition to avoiding tablets, men should also make a top notch male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) part of the daily care routine. In order to select the right crème, he should read the ingredients list and find one with both L-arginine and L carnitine. The former is an amino acid involved in the chain of events that helps keep male organ blood vessels open and unconstructed, thereby making blood flow easier. And the latter is a neuroprotective ingredient which helps guard against peripheral nerve damage and the subsequent loss of manhood sensitivity which can occur. 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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