Bedroom Rumors Debunked - 5 Myths That Everyone Should Know

There are countless bedroom rumors and myths about intimacy floating around out there; while many of these are harmless, and some are down right funny, a handful of them are patently false and could cause health repercussions for those involved. Here are 5 rumors set straight, as well as some straight facts on maintaining male organ health the easy way – no fooling. 

1) Double protection is more effective 

Hopefully, most socially active adults are aware that this is completely, 100% false.  Using two barriers does nothing but increase the risk for tearing, slipping, and ripping, all of which up the chances of an unwanted pregnancy or transmission of a partner transmitted infection.  For the record, the no double protection rule holds true for any combination: two male barriers, a male and a female barriers, or two female barriers are all no-no’s.  So use only one at a time – sometimes, less really is more.

2) It’s impossible to get pregnant during a woman’s period 

Wrong!  There is absolutely, positively no single time of the month that is 100% foolproof in terms of not getting pregnant.  There are times when a resulting pregnancy is statistically much, much lower, and obviously times when it is much greater, but there is no such thing as a pregnancy-free zone.  This is because a female’s cycle can be unpredictable.  Even the most scheduled woman may occasionally have a short cycle or unexpectedly ovulate twice in one cycle.  Plus, hearty swimmers can survive inside the woman for up to a week after release, so intimacy on a “safer” day of the month may actually end up being the perfect time for conception if those little guys hang around waiting for the egg to be released.  Bottom line, if pregnancy doesn’t fit into the plan, contraception had better be part of the plan.

3) Oysters boost sensual desire 

There are lots of foods rumored to be aphrodisiacs, especially oysters, dark chocolate, avocados and red wine.  Sadly, however, there is no scientific evidence that shows that eating those foods magically gets a couple excited.  However, if the act of feeding each other chocolate or oysters feels sensual to the couple, they may get a charge out of it.  But most likely, it is the romantic environment that has been set, more than the food itself, that is causing the boost in desire.

4) Alcohol makes intimacy better 

No; in fact, the opposite is usually true.  While a small glass of wine may reduce inhibitions and, again, may make a couple feel sensual, alcohol itself is a nookie killer.  Too much booze with dinner, and nobody is going to be getting any that night.  Alcohol is more likely to cause the individuals to fall asleep than sleep together.  What’s worse, alcohol has been proven to increase risky behavior, meaning that a person may be more likely to sleep with someone he or she wouldn’t have if sober. There are many, many people harboring regrets for acts done while drinking, and people in general are less likely to use proper protection.  So stick to a single drink if intimacy is on the agenda.

5) There is no G Spot

Thankfully, for women, this is a rumor gone wrong – possibly made up by men who have been unsuccessful at finding it!  The fact of the matter is, a small bundle of nerves located on the front wall of the female tract does exist, and when properly manipulated, it can make her see fireworks.  So men should make it a point to find it – even if it does take a little exploration to pinpoint. 

Keeping the male organ healthy the natural way 

The need for male organ health maintenance using all natural vitamins, antioxidants and amino acids is no rumor.  In fact, it is an important part of a man’s daily grooming process.  A targeted male organ health formula (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) containing male organ specific vitamins can help soothe itchy, irritated skin, improve circulation to the area, and even enhance sensitivity while fighting the signs of male organ aging.  Simply apply daily after a shower and enjoy the benefits of a healthier, more responsive male organ.

Visit http://www.man1health.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy male organ. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.