Smoking Make Smaller Genitals - Impotence in men

Smoking is synonymous with the problem of impotence in men. Now, a study found the penis of men who smoke tend to be smaller than non-smokers.

In a study conducted at the University of Kentucky researchers evaluated the sex lives of the participants on a scale of 1-10. Found men who smoked on average have a lower sex life than non-smokers.

Meanwhile there is also some evidence that suggests smoking affects erection size and penis of people who smoke is significantly smaller compared to those who do not smoke.

"In addition to damaging blood vessels, smoking can also cause damage to the penile tissue itself making it less elastic and prevent stretching," says Irwin Goldstein, MD, urologist from Boston University Medical Center, was quoted as saying Menshealth, Saturday (09/29/2012).

If this happens repeatedly it can ultimately lead to impotence. Toxic chemicals from the cigarette will go into the blood vessels in the body which will contribute to impotence.

Even so cigarettes not only causes problems in the penis, but also affect sperm. Smoking has been shown to cause abnormal sperm production as well as a reduced amount of harmful mortilitas or the ability of sperm to move.

If the sperm move slower then he will find it difficult to enter the cervical mucus and penetrate the outer shell of the egg, as a result he could not move and was not able to fertilize the egg.

For if a man wants to have a satisfying sexual life and penis size is not reduced, then the best advice is to stop smoking, exercise and healthy living.

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Sanitary Napkins

Sanitary Napkins

Sanitary napkin is a device used by women during menstruation, this serves to absorb the blood from the vagina so as not to melt everywhere. In addition to the time of menstruation, these devices are also used after vaginal surgery, after delivery, after abortion, or other situations that require these pads to absorb any liquid in the form of vaginal bleeding.

Sanitary napkin diapers are not the same as that used both men and women who suffer from urinary incontinence. However, sanitary napkins can also be used by them, because the absorption is almost the same as the diaper so.

History

Objects that are useful to accommodate this menstrual blood was already appearing in the written records since the 10th century. Throughout history, women use a variety of menstrual protection.  Some examples in the Museum of Menstruation, among others, is a type of sewn pads and menstrual aprons. The Inuit (Eskimo) using rabbit skin while in Uganda that is used is papyrus . A fairly common way is to use a piece of old cloth.

Disposable sanitary napkin which was first distributed in the world is the product of Curads and Hartmann's. The idea for this product originated from the nurses who wear bandages from wood pulp to absorb menstrual blood. Bearings of this type is considered quite cheap to be discarded after use and raw materials easily obtained. Some makers of disposable napkins are also manufacturers of bandages first (modern sanitary napkin can be used for first aid on the wound if there are no bandages because of sanitary napkins and sterile high ability to absorb it). It took some time for the new product is widely used by women. This is mainly due to pricing issues.

Disposable napkins was originally made from wool, cotton, or the like, square-shaped and given the absorber layer. The absorber layer extended in front and rear to be linked in a special belt worn under the clothes inside. Designs like this model because it is often inconvenient to the front or rear skid. Then, the designer had the idea to give the adhesive pads on the bottom of the pads to be attached to the underwear. In the mid-1980s belted sanitary pads disappeared from the market replaced adhesive.

In line with the development of ergonomic, sanitary design also evolved since the 1980's until now. First, the pads can be up to two centimeters thick and therefore less effective absorber materials, often leaking. To overcome this, many variations are applied, for example adding a wing, reducing the thickness by using certain materials and so on. Sanitary design that was just made to be more curvy square and turns, the type bandage was so diverse. Types include disposable sanitary panty liners, ultra thin, regular, maxi, night, and maternity. Some pads are even given a deodorant to mask the smell of blood and there is some kind of panty liner that is designed to be used with the G-string.

Although the disposable pads have been widely used, the pads of the fabric (of course with a better design, not just pieces of cloth stuffed) re-emerged around the 1970's and is quite popular in the 1980s until the 1990s. Women choosing to use cloth on the grounds of convenience, health, environmental impact, and cheaper because it allows to be washed.

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Condom and Anti-rape Female Condom

Condom and Anti-rape Female Condom

Condoms or contraception is a tool or tools to prevent pregnancy or transmission of venereal disease at the time copulating. Condoms are usually made of latex rubber and placed on a male or female genitals in the state of erection before copulating (Sunday) or sexual intercourse.

Condoms are not only worn by men, there is also a female condom that is designed specifically for use by women. This condom-shaped cylinder that is inserted into the female genitals or pubic.

The workings of the female condom the same way as male condoms, which prevent the sperm into the female reproductive organs. Benefits, limitations and side effects female condom, almost the same as male condoms. Rate the effectiveness of female condoms will be high, if I use it correctly. Contraceptive failure rate of condoms is very little that is 2-12 pregnancies per 100 women per year.

History

Still not clear where the word "condom" is derived. Some suspect it comes from a town called Condom, located in the province of Gascony, southwest France.  The men of the town of Condom is famous for its love sex, less impatient, and irritable, more or less like the character of Cyrano de Bergerac in the drama by director Edmond Rostrands.

Others say the word condom is taken from the name Dr.Condom, a British doctor who holds a Prince. In mid 1600, he was originally introduced to cover the penile shaft to protect King Charles II of transmission of venereal disease.

Condoms primitive

According to Charles Panati, in his book, Sexy Origins and Intimate Things, gloves to protect the penis has been used since centuries ago. History shows the Roman people, perhaps also Egypt, using a thin skin of an animal bladder and bowel as a "glove".

Primitive condoms were used not to prevent pregnancy but to avoid venereal disease. To suppress the birth, since he had always relied on women to choose the form of contraception.

Gloves linen

Gabriello Fallopia, a doctor from Italy who lived in the 17th century is the person who first described two flat tubes that carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus. He is known as the "father of condoms" because in the mid-year 1500 he made a glove linen measuring fitted (fit) in the penis and protects the skin surface. His invention was tested in 1000 and successful men.

Condoms in the 17th century shaped thick and made from the intestines of animals, fish or linen lining is slippery. However, because condoms reduce sexual pleasure is seen and not always efficacious to prevent transmission of disease (due to the use repeatedly without washing), condoms became so unpopular and teased material.

Even so, the condom is used because in those days many men are afraid of contracting venereal disease. A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, published in London in 1785 refer to condoms as "dried goat intestines used in men to prevent sexual transmission of disease". 

Anti-rape female condom

Anti-rape female condom is the invention of Sonette Ehlers, a woman from South Africa to prevent acts of rape against women. Rape prevented by clamping the penis attackers, wounding and making it powerless.

This tool is shaped pouch of latex given microscopic metal spikes that leads into, and used inside a woman's vagina like a tampon. If a rapist tried to rape the women users, will be injured by rapists penis thorn in the condoms had microscopic and cause pain. This is considered to cause the rapist to rape and imprison his intention to give sufficient time for victims to escape.

 After that, the condom would remain attached to the body of the attacker and can only be removed with minor surgery.

In addition to the above special functions, the female condom will also function like a normal female condom, preventing pregnancy and transmission of infectious diseases.

This condom was introduced on August 31, 2005 in South Africa, where many cases of rape occurred. Production will begin next year when the criticism may be muted. The inventors hope this product will be marketed in late 2006 under the trade name Rapex.

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Fluor Albus - Vaginal Discharge - Cause and Symptoms

Fluor Albus - Vaginal Discharge - Cause and Symptoms

 

Fluor Albus is a whitish or abnormal vaginal secretion in women. Vaginal discharge caused by infection is usually accompanied by itching in the vagina and around the outer vaginal lips. Which often cause vaginal discharge include bacteria, viruses, fungi or parasites also. This infection can spread and cause inflammation of the urinary tract, causing pain when the patient is urinating.

Symptoms of vaginal discharge

* Discharge yellowish white or grayish white of the vaginal canal. This fluid can be thin or thick, and sometimes frothy. Perhaps this phenomenon is a normal process before or after menstruation in certain women.

* In certain patients, there is intense itching that accompanies it.

Normal vaginal discharge is usually not accompanied by itching. Whitish also be experienced by women who are too tired or poor immune systems. Most of the liquid coming from the cervix, despite coming from an infected vagina, or external genitalia.

* In the new-born baby girl, in one to ten days, from the vagina can be out of fluid due to the influence of hormones produced by the placenta or afterbirth.

* Young girls are sometimes also experience vaginal discharge just before puberty, usually these symptoms will disappear by itself.

 

 Causes of vaginal discharge

* Frequent use a tissue when washing the female, after urinating or defecating

* Wearing tight underwear from synthetic materials

* Frequent use of Public toilets dirty reply

* No change panty liners

* Rinsing the vagina from the wrong direction. Ie from the anus toward the vagina toward the front

* Frequent exchanging briefs / towels with other people

* Lack of vaginal hygiene

* Fatigue is very, very

* Stress

* No immediate change pads during menstruation

* Use any soap to wash the vagina

* Not slimming healthy lifestyle (eat irregularly, never exercise, sleep less)

* Living in the humid tropics

* Environmental sanitation is dirty.

* Frequent bath with warm water and heat. The fungus that causes vaginal discharge is more likely to grow in warm conditions.

* Frequent change partners in sex

* High blood sugar levels

* The hormones are not balanced

* Frequent scratching vagina

 

While taking into account the fluid that comes out, can sometimes known cause of vaginal discharge.

* Infection of gonorrhea, for example, produces a thick fluid, purulent and greenish yellow.

* Parasite Trichomonas vaginalis produces a lot of fluid, a liquid is thin and yellow-gray.

* Whitish accompanied by the stench can be caused by cancer.

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Cigarettes and Smoking Hazards (risks and dangerous)

Cigarettes and Smoking Hazards (risks and dangerous)

Cigarettes are paper-sized cylinder of length between 70 to 120 mm (varies by country) with a diameter of 10 mm containing tobacco leaves that have been enumerated. Cigarette burn on one end and allowed to smolder for the smoke can be inhaled through the mouth at the other end.

Cigarettes are usually sold in a bundle or box-shaped paper packaging that can be inserted easily into the bag. Since the last few years, packets are also generally accompanied by health messages that warn smokers of the health impacts that may result from smoking, such as lung cancer or heart attack (although in reality it is only a decoration, it is rarely adhered to).

People in the world who smoke for the first time was in the American Indian tribes, for ritual purposes such as worshiping gods or spirits. In the 16th century, when the Europeans discovered America, part of the European explorers took part dabble smoke cigarettes and then brought tobacco to Europe. Then the habit of smoking began appearing in European royalty. But unlike the Indians who smoked for ritual purposes, in Europe people smoke just for sheer pleasure. 17th century Spanish traders go to Turkey and it was the habit of smoking began to enter the Islamic countries.

It has been a lot of research proving that smoking is addictive, in addition to causing many types of cancer, heart disease, respiratory disease, gastrointestinal disease, adverse effects to the birth, and emphysema

Type of Cigarette

Cigarettes are divided into several types. This distinction is based on cigarette packaging materials, raw materials or the contents of cigarettes, cigarette-making process, and the use of filters on cigarettes.

Cigarettes by packing material.

* Klobot: cigarette packaging materials in the form of maize leaves.

* Kawung: cigarette packaging materials in the form of palm leaf.

* Cigarettes: cigarettes ingredients in the form of a paper wrapper.

* Cigars: cigarette packaging materials in the form of leaf tobacco.

Cigarettes based on raw materials or content.

* White Cigarette: cigarette raw materials or the contents of tobacco leaves that were given only the sauce to get the effect of a particular flavor and aroma.

* Clove Cigarettes: cigarettes are raw materials or the contents of tobacco leaf and clove sauce to get the effect of a particular flavor and aroma.

* Cigarette Klembak: cigarette raw materials or the contents of tobacco leaf, clove, and incense which was given the sauce to get the effect of certain flavor and aroma.

Cigarettes based on the manufacturing process.

* Cigarettes Clove Hand: cigarette manufacturing process in a way or rolled milled by hand or simple tools.

* Clove Cigarettes Machine : the cigarette manufacturing process uses a machine. Simply put, the material is inserted into the machine cigarette maker cigarette. The resulting output of the machine cigarette maker cigarette sticks. Current cigarette making machine has been able to produce an output of about six thousand to eight thousand cigarettes per minute. Cigarette making machine, usually, associated with cigarette wrapping machines so that the output produced is no longer a smoking bar, but has been in the form pack. There is also a cigarette wrapping machines capable of producing output in the form of cigarettes in the press, the press contains 10 packs. Unfortunately, not yet found a machine capable of producing SKT because there are differences in the diameter of the base with a tip diameter of SKT. At SKM, the circumference of the base of the cigarette and the circumference of the tip of a cigarette together.

 

Clove Cigarettes Machine itself can be categorized into two parts:

1. Clove Cigarettes Full Flavor Machine (SKM FF): cigarette smell in the manufacturing process added a distinctive flavor. Example: International Gudang Garam, Djarum Super and others.

2. Light Mild Clove Cigarettes Machine (SKM LM): cigarette machine that uses tar and low nicotine. Cigarettes of this type rarely uses a distinctive aroma. Example: A Mild, Clas Mild, Star Mild, Mild N, LA Lights, Surya Slims and others.

Based on the use of filter cigarettes.

* Cigarette Filter (RF): cigarettes are at the base there is a cork.

* Non Filter Cigarettes (RNF): cigarettes are at the base there is no cork.

Smoking Hazards:

* Cigarette smoke contains cancer-causing chemicals 4o, small amounts of toxins such as arsenic, and cyanide as well as more than 4000 other chemicals.

* When smoked, this chemical series exploring the vital organs of the body kind of brain, lungs, heart and blood vessels. Already so, our bodies are so polluted chemicals that can trigger cancer and addiction.

* (Shhh ... many know, smoking and lung cancer is closely related. More deaths yet from smoking that are found).

* Cigarette smoke also contains Carbon Monoxide which if inhaled jamming going to replace the function of oxygen in cells - blood cells continue take nutrients from the heart, brain and other organs. Also, by smoking, we also numb the senses of taste and smell, so we can't no longer taste delicious food as usual.

* A key element in cigarettes is nicotine. Nicotine is stimulate chemicals in the brain that cause addiction. This chemical stimulates the adrenal glands to produce hormones that interfere with the heart caused by blood pressure and heart rate increases.

Danger of Passive Smokers:

* Risk is also affected by lung cancer and heart disease.

* For passive smokers who suffer from respiratory illness or heart disease, as well as parents, they are even more susceptible to cigarette smoke that we blast.

* Children aged less than 1  year also going more often enter hospital because of respiratory illness disorder.

* In addition, children who become passive smokers also at risk of ear infections, pneumonia, and bronchitis.

* Finally, a mother who smoked - during and after pregnancy - 3x greater risk of causing the baby died from sudden death syndrome.

Here are some of the chemicals contained in cigarettes:

* Nicotine, the content that causes smokers to feel relaxed.

* Tar, which consists of more than 4000 chemicals of which 60 of these chemicals are carcinogenic.

* Cyanide, a chemical compound containing the cyano group.

* Benzene, also known as benzol, organic chemical compounds are flammable and colorless.

* Cadmium, a metal which is highly toxic and radioactive.

* Methanol (wood alcohol), the simplest alcohol, also known as methyl alcohol.

* Acetylene is an unsaturated chemical compound which is also the simplest alkyne hydrocarbon.

* Ammonia, can be found everywhere, but is highly toxic in combination with certain elements.

* Formaldehyde, a highly toxic liquid used to preserve dead bodies.

* Hydrogen cyanide, a toxin that is used as a fumigant to kill ants. This substance is also used as a maker of plastic substances and pesticides.

* Arsenic, the material contained in rat poison.

* Carbon monoxide, a toxic chemical found in car exhaust fumes.

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