Male emission seems like a pretty simple thing. However, it’s a fairly complex process that only really gets investigated when problems like ED pop up. Every man should know the interworking of what needs to happen and what then occurs when men emission to have a better knowledge of self. Male emission happens as the result of a series of steps involving multiple parts of the body (not just the male organ!) working together. Let’s break down what happens from soup to nuts (pun completely intended) when a man gets that special feeling and wants to get it on.

Male Emission Step One: Stimulation

Whether he’s walking down the street, at dinner with a date, or just home alone, the whole process begins at stimulation. The man hears, sees, or feels something that gets Barry White to start singing in his brain, and then the brain sends a sensual telegram down the spinal cord to the reproductive organs which then fill with blood, causing a him to become hard. The privates then pull in toward the body as tension in the general area intensifies, which is why some men feel their heartbeat in their privates when they get hard.

Fun fact: In the process of getting it up, blood goes up to 50 times faster than its normal speed to spring a man’s member to life.

All of this action is fueled by androgen, a hormone responsible for drive and is produced in the reproductive organs. While we’re visiting the reproductive organs, let’s remember that’s where millions of reproductive travelers are made each day. Once they grown, they mingle with white, protein-rich fluids which keep them safe and healthy until male emission. This little man sauce is commonly known as seed.

Male Emission Step Two: Plateau

This is the stage in which a man prepares to release and can last up to two minutes. Muscle tension in the area increases even more and spontaneous body movements, predominantly in the pelvis, begin to take over. A man's heart rate also surges to 150 to 175 beats per minute. Pre-emission, a clear fluid, may also make an appearance from the head of the male organ. This is not only signals that stimulation is high and emission is nearing, but also biologically changes the pH balance of the urethra to improve survival.

This stage is commonly identified by phrases like “Don’t stop,” and praise to a higher universal being.

Male Emission Step Three: Emission

There are two parts to emission. The first is the plateau of pleasure and the second is release. In emission, a man reaches what is known colloquially as the point of no return. Fluid has made its way up the urethra and is ready to meet the world. Male emission happens in a series of intense contractions in both the muscles of the member and at the base of the rectum. Involuntary thrusting has also been known to happen in this stage. At the end of this, the nerves in the male organ send a love note back to the brain telling it to feel pleasure.

Male Emission Step Four: Resolution and Refraction

Now that the confetti has been thrown, the party starts to die down. The male organ empties of blood and the tumescence retreats. Tension fades, which causes many men to feel sleepy, or at minimum, a little drowsy and looking for a nap.

After resolution, men enter a period of time called the refractory period, in which the male organ calms and cannot be roused for a second round for a bit. The refractory period can last a few minutes to nearly an entire day, depending on age and health.

Male Emission: Keeping the Member Ready to Go!

A healthy diet, regular exercise, stress emission, and regular erections are all great ways to achieve high-level male organ health. Another way is to incorporate a hygiene ritual that includes thorough and regular cleansing of the male organ and genital area with a mild cleanser, being sure to feel around for any bumps or bruising. After cleansing the skin, a specially formulated male organ health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin) helps to not only keep the skin moisturized but strong as well. Using a crème with special nutrients such as vitamins A, C, D and E and key amino acids like L-Carnitine and L-Arginine keep the male organ young, strong, and protected from nerve damage and free radicals while promoting optimum blood flow. Be sure to apply a quality crème daily for best results.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving 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.