The Prostate: Killer Gland

The Elephant in the Underpants

There are many things men simply refuse to talk about and the number one killer gland - the prostate - is most certainly unspeakable.

Such a tiny little gland, yet it can bring a giant man to knees and even kill him in a very short space of time.

I have only ONE MISSION with this post and that is to scare and shock you into going for a PROSTATE EXAM!

some men would rather die than talk about their sex organ

Some Men Would Rather Die Than Talk About Their Sex Organ

THREE Reasons why YOU should go for A Prostate Exam.

(Sooner Rather Than - Too Late)

ONE:

If your prostate has to be removed YOU will NEVER ejaculate again!

Men are mostly so shocked when I tell them this simple little fact., yet in my mind it would be the most compelling reason to make sure you look after your prostate like the gem it actually is.

Imagine for one minute how your life would change if you were incapable of ejaculation?

TWO:

The Killer Gland

Left untreated; cancer of the prostate, tumours or an over-enlarged prostate can most certainly kill you - very quickly!

I think the prostate may be one of the smallest glands in your body.

A very small amount of dynamite can create a huge blast and hole so you are most unlikely to play with it so - why would you play around with your prostate?

THREE:

Early detection can save your life!

If the first two reasons are not compelling enough; then perhaps it would help if you think about dying because you point blank refuse to even think about a simple medical exam.

Is a gland the size of a walnut worth it?

To run away from trouble is a form of cowardice, while it is true that a suicidal braves death, he does it not for some noble object - but to escape some ill.. Aristotle.

When To Run - NOT WALK - To Your Doctor

Since the prostate is directly below the bladder the first clue a man gets that his prostate is getting over enlarged is a difference in normal urination patterns

5 Quick Clues Your Prostate Is Enlarging:

When urinating:

Urine gushes out with great force like a fire hydrant.

The stream is weak.

You have to stand for a long time as it kind of keeps on dribbling.

You stop and start like a car running out of petrol.

You sleep like a baby: Sleep; wake up and pee, sleep; wake and pee…

Prostate Specific Antigens (PSA)

Prostate Specific Antigen is a protein that is manufactured in the prostate and added to the sperm in the prostate gland. The PSA nourishes and carries the sperm and allows them to stick to the ovum – should one get that far. For more detailed information click here. I find men are always surprised when they hear that they will no longer be able to ejaculate should they have to have their prostate glands removed. I am interested in that fact – for my ongoing research on Male Multiple Orgasm MMO); as the theory of MMO is men are able to experience MMO if they can either control or cannot ejaculate. Theoretically that means men who cannot ejaculate should then also automatically be able to experience MMO. I welcome men who have had prostate removal and would like to experiment with MMO

PSA Levels

Doctors these days measure PSA levels using simple blood tests. A High level of PSA is considered as an early indicator of prostate cancer. However, since factors like obesity can influence the outcome of the PSA level testing – there is debate on the accuracy of PSA level testing.

Levels

Low Risk: Less than 10

Medium Risk: between 10 and 20

High RisK: Higher than 20

Anecdotes about the Prostate

During the past week I heard two tales of men who both had prostate cancer. One man died and the other had his prostate removed completely – and survived to tell the tale.

I asked the person who told me about the man who died:

“How in this day and age can a man still die of prostate cancer?”

She replied:

“He simply thought was he above such things, so never said a word about any problems - until his symptoms could no longer be ignored and by then it was way too late and he died within a matter of months!”

Just lately I have worked with four different men who were left completely impotent after prostatectomy.

Sometimes when I work with erectile dysfunction I can feel there is no life in the sex organ. Usually with a simple, yet specific, circulation massage one can tell if the sex organ is responsive or not.

But with each of these men there was just no reaction whatsoever.

Three of the men had, had robotic surgery.

Noticeable to me was all three men who had robotic surgery had scars in different places. The one even had a large scar above his navel. The last man who did not have robotic surgery had a real serious scar: From about three cm to the left, just below his navel all the way to past his left testicle. He had no life in his cock – I am convinced that the blood vessels that carry blood to his cock for erection were severed and I do not think he will ever have an erection ever again, irrespective of what he does or what tablets he takes.

There was another man who also had his prostate removed via the old fashioned way and he could get an erection, but experienced such agonizing pain at the point where he would have ejaculated before his prostatectomy that he is terrified of getting a hard on as the payoff is sheer agony.

The point I am making here is if you have been diagnosed with any kind of prostate issue – get at least one other opinion.

I work with men on a daily basis and hear some horror stories about things men go through. In November 2017

I received a Face Book message from a man requesting help with erectile dysfunction.

I asked him to e-mail me all the details he thought were relevant to his condition.

Among other things his e-mail said he had been diagnosed with testicular cancer some 17 years ago and had both his testicles removed. With both testicles gone; how was testosterone still being provided for him to have a sexual drive or for that matter get hard? Did the doctor who performed the removal of his testicles think it was not worth mentioning to him that he would no longer be producing testosterone and he would suffer from erectile dysfunction?