Many men are avid fans of bare sunbathing, taking pains to ensure proper male organ health by keeping the organ covered in a good, effective sunscreen. The pleasures of bare sunbathing are many, and as long as appropriate male organ care is practiced, it can add an element of fun and freedom to one’s beach or backyard experience. And interestingly, there may be a male hormone benefit associated with tanning in the buff as well.

Male hormone
Male hormone levels are something about which men often have concerns. Most men want to make sure that their male hormone levels are on the high side.

That’s understandable. In popular culture, high hormone levels are associated with true manliness: a hairy chest, bulging muscles, a seed-filled sack and a massive manhood always standing firm and ready for action. While the truth is that there is not quite such a direct link between the hormone and these attributes, male hormone nevertheless plays an important role in both physical development and sensual issues, including the sensual drive.

Sunlight
Sunlight is of great importance to the continued health of any individual, male or female. In men, sunlight can play a role in increasing the amount of male hormone produced by the body. This is one of the reasons that ancient Greeks used to exercise outdoors in the sun. While an indoor gymnasium has its advantages, the lack of sunlight is a definite detriment.

When bare skin is exposed to sunlight, there is a definite increase in male hormone production. One study found that exposure to sunlight on the back increased hormone production by about 120%.

Even more impressive, exposure of the male organ to sunlight increased male hormone by 200%. (That might be one reason so many manhoods pop up on a clothing-optional beach – that and the presence of shapely bare women, of course.)

Add in some exercise
If a guy really wants to get the sensual hormone levels climbing, he should consider combining exercise with his bare sunbathing. Vigorous exercise also stimulates the process by which male hormone is produced, so engaging in an unclothed workout outdoors should have even more of a benefit.

One can bring weights to the beach if one wants, but it may be easier to just engage in more sports-like activities. A game of in-the-buff volleyball or bare basketball can get the job done and be much more enjoyable. (But do remember, men: you’re playing without an athletic supporter, so be careful.)

Another activity that can be entertaining is unclothed yoga. This has become more and more common in recent years. It’s worth investigating if any practitioners are in one’s area and if there is a clothing-optional outdoor space where a class could be held.

Take care
Remember, the direct exposure of the male organ to sunlight results in the male hormone boost. This means that a man needs to go the full Monty to derive the maximum benefit. This also means that a man needs to limit the amount of time that the manhood is exposed to sunlight without sunscreen. If the member is making its bare sunbathing debut, lathering on sunscreen regularly is essential. If it has a bit more experience in being exposed, a man can parcel out a bit of screen-free tool time – but he must be careful not to overdo it!

Bare sunbathing can help boost male hormone levels, but it also exposes just how good one’s male organ health practices are. That means men who are going natural should regularly use a first-class male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil), especially if they are prone to dry or flaky manhood skin. A crème that contains a combination of natural moisturizers (such as Shea butter and vitamin E) can provide the hydration to deal with common dermatological issues, making the rod appear shiny and smooth. If a persistent odor clings to the member even after washing, a crème formulated with vitamin A can do the trick. That vitamin is equipped with antibacterial properties that attack rank member order. Employ that crème to help one’s manhood make an impact on the beach.