Vascular System Effects

Alcohol encourages blood vessels in the body to open wide. At first glance, this may appear to promote better bedroom performance function, since firmness occur when a rush of blood fills the male organ. However, those vessels need to be able to hold blood inside the male organ as well. Their ability to do so when consuming large quantities of alcohol is inhibited, meaning firmness may be difficult to achieve or maintain.

Nervous System Effects

Alcohol is a depressant – it depresses certain systems in the body, including the sensitivity of nerve endings. Some people drink to self-medicate when in pain, and pain isn’t the only type of sensation alcohol can reduce. Since pleasurable sensations are important for maintaining firmness, high consumption of alcohol can limit pleasure and, therefore, the duration of a stiffy.

Endocrine System Effects

The functioning of the endocrine system, which produces hormones, is also affected by heavy alcohol intake. Alcohol interferes with the balls’ ability to produce male hormone. This hormone is necessary for maintaining a healthy sensual drive along with the ability to become hard.

Circulatory System Effects

When a man drinks heavily, he is prone to becoming dehydrated. Dehydration lowers blood volume, meaning that less blood is available to engorge the male organ.

Psychological Effects

Chronic alcohol abusers are prone to depression. Depression is known to have a negative impact on sensual drive and, therefore, bedroom performance health.

How Much is Too Much?

There is no ironclad number of drinks a person can have without inhibiting sensual function, as the number may vary from person to person or situation to situation. For many, having one or two drinks can reduce anxiety and make a sensual encounter more enjoyable. But more than two or three drinks may be too much for many, leading to tiredness and the effects discussed above, making encounters difficult (if not impossible).

Men with chronic alcohol abuse issues may want to consider seeking treatment. There are many different methods out there, not limited to the abstinence-only organization Alcoholics Anonymous. Other methods include cognitive behavioral therapy and Harm Reduction. The latter approach encourages individuals to set their own goals, track and pace their progress and find support in a community of others working to reduce the harm caused by their drinking. This is a good approach for people who don’t want to quit altogether but want to get a better handle on their habit in a supportive, nonjudgmental environment.

A Four-Leaf Clover for the Male Organ

Along with moderating his alcohol intake this St. Patty’s Day, a man can consider giving his male organ a little gift. Using a male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) can help soften and moisturize dried skin, something many men deal with particularly during the cold months. Natural hydrators like Shea butter and vitamin E are good to seek out in a crème. In addition, a quality crème will contain acetyl L-carnitine, a neuroprotective ingredient that works to keep manhood nerves sensitive and responsive, helping to maximize a man’s pleasure.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men’s health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

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