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Male Organ Odor and Sweat: Not a
Beautiful Relationship
Phew! Sometimes a guy doesn’t realize how much male organ odor he’s
packing until he peels that layer of underwear off and is struck by how much
smell wafts up to his nose. (And when he imagines what that must smell like
to a partner offering to give him oral sensual activity, he is legitimately
horrified.) Of course, sometimes he doesn’t smell a thing – but that doesn’t
mean he’s male organ odor–free. Male organ odor has to reach a certain
level for a guy to notice it himself, but that means other people have noticed
long before he did. Since sweat is basically the major factor in this common
male organ health issue, reducing sweat is one way of battling rank male
organ odor.
Here are a few sweat-related tips on helping to control or reduce unwanted
male organ odor:
 Be hygienic. This should go without saying, but shower frequently,
especially if it is hot and/or one engages in physical activities that
produce sweat. Change into fresh clothes daily, if not more often –
again, if one sweats heavily, changing underwear more often will
help. Consider shaving the midsection if sweat is really problematic,
as this can help reduce sweat and sweat retention a little bit.
 Watch the overhang. Men with a bit of a belly, and especially those
who are obese and have a significant overhang, need to pay special
attention to washing the underside of that overhang. This is true for all
men but even more so for hairy-bellied men. The underside of the
belly fold can trap sweat and create a truly rank smell. While it is not
directly on the manhood, it contributes to overall odor in the
midsection region.
 Remember the male organ pals. By the same token, be sure that the
sacks are washed as thoroughly as the member itself. They are not
immune to sweat. And, of equal importance but too often neglected,
the area between the sacks and the butt should be included in a
thorough washing routine.
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 Get more antioxidants. Surprisingly, antioxidants – which are amino
acids typically found in the body – can help prevent sweat from
creating a stink. When the skin is deficient in antioxidants, our natural
oils break down faster, and aromas that are naturally held within them
are released by the presence of sweat. Even worse, these particular
aromas are more persistent and harder to get rid of than the normal
variety.
 Use an antiperspirant on it. Sweaty gents most likely already apply
an antiperspirant under their arms, but if male organ odor is a real
problem, they may want to consult with a doctor about using
something directly on the member and sacks. There are antiperspirants
manufactured specifically for the midsection, which take into
consideration the special sensitiveness of manhood skin.
 Consider padding. He-men of the world may balk at this, but one
special trick for helping reduce male organ odor caused by sweat is to
wear maxi pads. Designed for women to help stanch blood flow, maxi
pads can be worn in the front of one’s briefs. They can help absorb
excess moisture and odor and can be disposed of after a few hours of
sweating (and replaced by another, if needed). This can be an
especially wise choice if a guy can’t change underwear and is
sweating heavily.
Fighting sweat that causes male organ odor is one way to overcome this
common problem. Another thing that is a big help is regularly using a
superior male organ health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1
Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Be sure that
the crème selected has both vitamin A and alpha lipoic acid. Why? Well,
vitamin A has well-known antibacterial properties that can help eliminate
some of the bacteria that results in persistent male organ odor. Alpha lipoic
acid is a potent antioxidant and, as mentioned above, antioxidants help
produce natural oils and keep them from creating odor by breaking down.
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