Men will try all sorts of different things in the never-ending search for better sensual activity (or “even better sensual activity,” as some would put it), and why not? A satisfying sensual life has an impact on so many other areas of a man’s life, after all. Now it turns out that something as simple as turning on a light may be one path to better sensual fun. Yes, part of a man’s male organ care regimen may include getting a little sunshine (or a sunshine equivalent) to help keep his sensual drive in gear.

Time of the season

It’s no secret that people – both men and women – are affected by different seasons. Some people feel happier at one time of year than another, as bodies react to changes in weather, temperature and light. Indeed, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) has been identified as a condition in which people feel down or depressed due to the lack of sunlight associated with the shorter days of winter.

See the light

Some scientists recently got together to explore what role a lack of light might have in the sensual drives of men. Working at Italy’s University of Siena, they selected 38 men who were diagnosed with having hypoactive sensual desire disorder and/or sensual arousal disorder. In other words, these were men whose sensual drives were operating below peak efficiency for them.

The men were divided into two groups. One of the groups received a half hour treatment of a light box which gave out an intense beam of light. The other received a half hour treatment of a much lesser light.

The guys that received the brighter light saw their sensual satisfaction scores increase by three times as much as before they received the treatment. In addition, their male hormone levels went up about 75%. (Male hormone is typically associated with a higher sensual drive.)

Nature

People tend to get more sunshine in the longer days of the warmer months than in the shorter days of the winter months, and numerous tests have shown that men’s male hormone levels are higher during these times. So the study is just confirming what Nature has already been telling us – that sunlight is a good way to get better sensual activity. With that in mind, here are some things men may want to do to get more light.

• Take a walk during lunch. If a man has a job that gives him the option, he should make a habit of going for a walk outdoors at lunch, especially on a nice, sunny day.

• Be a sport. Playing golf, tennis, football, croquet – anything that can be done outdoors – can help keep the body exposed to more light.

• Do yardwork. Raking leaves or trimming hedges will make the old homestead look neater and give those male hormone levels a chance to benefit from the sunshine at the same time.

• Use a lamp. High intensity lamps are another way to soak up some artificial sun. But use with caution: some doctors believe overexposure to artificial intense light can be damaging.

Clearly, light alone is not enough to guarantee better sensual activity. It also helps to bone up on positions, techniques, etc. And it’s best to regularly use a top notch male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) to make sure the manhood is in its best overall. When searching for the appropriate crème, be sure it contains both alpha lipoic acid and acetyl L carnitine. Alpha lipoic acid is a potent antioxidant that strikes down free radicals, thereby protecting delicate manhood skin from harmful oxidative stress. Acetyl L carnitine is a neuroprotective ingredient that fights peripheral nerve damage to keep male organ sensation at the primed level men desire. The two ingredients behave synergistically, so combining both in one crème gives each additional impact.

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