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Member Odor: Strategies to Beat It

It may be worse in summer, but for some men member odor is a problem for all seasons. Even some men who maintain excellent male organ health habits can find themselves time and again embarrassed by the aroma that pours out when the pants are unzipped. For men with a member odor issue, effective strategies to beat it are essential. Otherwise, that rank smell is going to repel potential partners long before they have a chance to hit the sheets with the guy.

Member odor essentially is due to sweat, which the member is prone to do. After all, it’s (often) surrounded by a thick thatch of insulating hair, it’s nestled between heat-producing thighs and it spends an inordinate amount of time trapped beneath two heat-inducing layers of clothing.

So what can a guy do to keep his manhood from being a member odor manufacturing machine? These strategies can help.

Manscape

Shaving male organ hair used to be considered a little outre, but nowadays more and more men are taking a razor to the basement. Some guys shave it bald, others opt for a decent trim; either way, it helps reduce the amount of insulation in the area and thus helps reduce the sweat and resulting odor. Of course, a dude wants to be careful with how he handles the razor down there, but for many it’s an easy way to cool things down a bit.

Dry off thoroughly

Clearly, washing the manhood regularly is necessary to ward off member odor. But so is drying the member after washing. If a guy just gives his male organ a quick, arbitrary toweling off, the water he leaves behind may hang around the rest of the day, becoming rank with bacteria as the day progresses.

Hydrate

The more water a person drinks, the healthier they are. And when there is a greater amount of water in the body, it tends to dilute the stronger smelling chemicals and ingredients that come out in the sweat. It sometimes means a guy sweats more, but his sweat has less pungent aroma to it.

Lime up

Citrus fruits in general tend to help reduce body odor, but limes are reputed to be especially helpful. Now a man shouldn’t go rubbing a lime on his manhood – that would definitely sting – but adding some lime to all that water he’s imbibing is an excellent idea. Lime’s disinfectant qualities are a damper to damaging bacteria.

Cease smoking

Men who smoke are courting disaster. Tobacco products cause considerable damage to the lungs, cardiovascular system and other body parts – and they add to member odor issues. Many smokers have a strong scent that can become especially pronounced around the manhood – which doesn’t help their chances of getting any oral sensual activity.

Run free

Finally, it’s a basic idea that makes good sense: let the member out for a while. Just as people need to occasionally air out bedrooms or furniture, so does the manhood need some freedom. Spending time bare allows unwanted odors to disperse. Sleeping bare can be an excellent way to achieve this goal; otherwise, scheduling some alone time and just letting it all hang out can do the trick.

Using strategies to successfully bring member odor to its knees makes a man feel better about himself. He can be aided in his quest by daily application of a first class male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). The crème chosen needs to include vitamin A among its ingredients. Vitamin A is blessed with strong antibacterial properties which actively fight the bacteria that can create strong member odor. It also helps if the crème contains vitamin D, the so-called “miracle vitamin.” Vitamin D helps to strengthen overall male organ health, and the healthier the manhood, the better able it is to withstand member odor attacks.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common manhood health issues, tips on improving male member sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy male organ. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men’s health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

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Unique Recipes For Pike From Past Time

Recipes from rare Soviet cookbook ‘Cooking’, published 1955 in the USSR.

In the USSR it was considered Thursday fish day, when the industries and enterprises of public catering was served mainly fish. Not a pike, of course, but not impossible. Bon appetit!

Pike a steam
Ingredients
Fish 150, 3 onions, parsley 3, 75 broth, mushrooms 30, 10 crabs, butter 10, citric acid 0.1, lemon 1/10 pcs., garnish 100, 100 sauce and pepper.

Portion pieces of fish, cut from the fillet with the skin without bones, put in one row in a saucepan, sprinkle with salt and pepper, add the sliced parsley and onion, pour broth so that the fish was covered by half, and simmered over low heat in a sealed container.
In fish, laid on a dish or a plate, put the cooked mushrooms and crabs, and the side of the fish – boiled potatoes. Broth remaining after simmered fish boil down by half, add white sauce, season with butter and citric acid and pour them fish.
On top of the sauce on the fish put a slice of lemon and sprinkle with parsley.
The fish can be cooked without mushrooms, crabs and lemon.
You can also cook the cod, walleye, catfish, burbot, flounder, halibut.

Pike stuffed entirely
Ingredients
Fish, 90, 20 onions, white bread 15, 20 milk, margarine, cream 10, 5 eggs, 1 garlic, garnish 150, 100 sauce.

If stuffing whole pike after cleaning of the scales and wash in cold water penetrate the skin around the head and then separating it from the meat with your fingers, gently tear. At the tail spinal bone cut off so that the tail was left at the skin.
Remove the skin, gut fish, wash and separate the meat from the bones, cook the stuffing out of him. To make it, cut from the fillet flesh and onion mince, mix with soaked in milk wheat bread, egg, oil, salt, pepper and the second mince. Fill the stuffing skin pike.
Stuff the fish in such a way to put on a greased baking sheet, pour a little broth, cover with oiled paper and simmered in ovens.

Prepare fish cut into portions and serve with a side dish (boiled potatoes or mashed potatoes). Serve with tomato sauce or steam.

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Canada’s Multiculturalism Fails It Citizens And Should Be Abolished!

I am not a student of history but this is a bit of what I know. Canada was established via The Constitution Act, 1867, formerly the British North America Act, 1867. In July 1988, Canada enacted the Canadian Multiculturalism Act. At its core, the Act purports to preserve and enhance multiculturalism in Canada. The Act’s foreword also includes blurbs on protection and recognition of its citizens in conjunction with the Official Languages Act, Citizenship Act, and Canadian Human Rights Act.

Why did it take over 120 years for Canada to recognize and entrench notions of equality and freedoms? Is it because governments prior to 1988 didn’t believe in such values? Could it be that Canada’s own citizens didn’t believe in these values? On its face, it appears that the spirit of the Act is worth celebrating. But what does having an official Multiculturalism policy really achieve? The answer is that there are numerous reasons to consider why Canada’s biggest failing to date is ‘Multiculturalism’.

Canada’s political and bureaucratic failings in its Immigration policies are numerous. From its continued indifference towards the Aboriginals, to the Chinese Exclusion Act of the 1900s, to the Internment of Canadian-born Japanese during World War II, to the shameful rejection of the Komagata Maru, Canada’s political participation in anti-immigrant injustices is well documented. Some might suggest that this is history but this is precisely the point. As someone wisely noted, “Those who do not know their history, will be condemned to repeat it”.

The Multiculturalism Act continues to be an exercise in political pandering. It was enacted in response to a ratings game played by the G7 players where, once enacted, Canada could stake its claim as one of the few members who had an official multiculturalism policy. Good for international trade and good for global gamesmanship. The Act was also created to placate its citizens. We shouldn’t be surprised. Do Canadians really need unaccountable and pious policitians spending millions of tax dollars to convince the converted that Canada is unique because we have an official policy of tolerance and equality?

The Act has become a de facto weapon. An instrument wielded and abused by those who seek more than what it represents to offer. While many new Canadians swear the citizenship oath, many of these same new immigrants just as quickly dismiss their obligations by often hiding behind the Act to condemn and reject Canadian values of tolerance and inclusion by citing religious or other injustice. And Canadians just look the other way.
Unlike the Act, Citizenship is an obligation that every Canadian is required to uphold. Unfortunately, many choose to tarnish it by legitimizing their own selfish agendas under the guise of racism or discrimination to achieve their devious ends. And Canadians stand idly by to let this happen – we are, afterall, nice people.

Muliticulturalism does not have to be protected for it is understood, we are all different and we all should live harmoniously. Mulitculturalism should not be enhanced, not if it continues to divide and create ideological and literal ghettos.

Recently, a former Ontario Member of Parliament, Ruby Dhalla, attempted to circumvent the Canadian pension system just to get votes. In short, Dhalla, an East Indian (Indo Canadian), representing a riding of primarily East Indians, wanted to shorten the eligibility waiting period. The result would be vast numbers of recently arrived immigrants from India who are mainly aged, would receive pension almost immediately upon arrival instead of waiting, and contributing to the pension plans, as every working Canadian expects to. It was calculated that this could cost Canada tens of millions of dollars! If Dhalla even remotely attempted this in the U.S., she would suffer more than just the rebukes of even her own party members (there is no NRA in Canada). In Richmond, B.C., a shopping mall was ordered by the city to install signs that included English instead of solely Chinese script in the off chance an English-only speaking patron happened by.

Until a right-minded, forward-thinking, and selfless politician steps forward to pass legislation that requires new Canadians to attain a high proficiency level of English, or French; that requires new Canadians to assimilate into society by adhering to Judeo-Christian curriculum requirements without challenge to the Act(s); that requires new Canadians to truly respect the actual Laws of Canada without challenge to the Act(s), and that reminds new Canadians that citizenship is not an entitlement but must always be earned, then and only then, will Multiculturalism have a place of real value in Canadian legislation. Until this is achieved, abolish it.

It is shameful how new Canadians – a politically correct term for Immigrants, have made a patchwork of communities where little English or French is spoken and where education is conducted solely in their own tongue. Because many have consciously chosen to turn their backs on Canadian language, history, and culture, should there be a great surprise when a backlash of ill-will and stereotyping aimed at some new Canadians but interpreted as unprovoked institutional or societal discrimination or racism, occurs? When you point the finger at someone or something, how many fingers point back?

No, I am not a student of history. I am Canadian by birth, drink Tim Horton’s coffee, and love hockey. I am the proud grandson of a Chinese immigrant who emigrated to Canada in the early days of Canada’s birth; who worked as a tailor during the Gold Rush and who then became a farmer and raised a wonderful family. He paid his taxes, including the Head Tax, and never complained. He worked every day of his life for the betterment of himself and his family, often for mere pennies per day, and never complained. He EARNED his right to be a Canadian and many, including new Canadians as well as grandstanding politicians, need to heed this lesson.

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