Why a
Circumcised Man
Should Read This Book
First of all, it is important for you to know that
most
of the world's
men (approximately 80%)
are
not circumcised. Routine circumcision is
practiced by only a few countries. Circumcision is not the standard in
the world; it is the exception.
However, since America is a circumcising country, most American men are
circumcised. For this reason, bringing the importance of the foreskin
into the spotlight would seem to present an insolvable problem.
But
luckily, there is a solution.
As a man who is circumcised, could you imagine getting your
"foreskin" back again?
Yes, this is now
possible. More and more, as men begin to read and hear that they can
"reverse" their circumcision, they are choosing to "re-grow"
their foreskin using various non-surgical techniques that expand and
extend the penile shaft skin. This
is known as foreskin restoration.
Not only is foreskin restoration possible, but it is about to capture
America's consciousness and sweep us all off our feet by surprise.
You are standing right now on the very threshold
of a major sexual revolution in America—The
Foreskin Restoration Revolution.
(The
Wall Street Journal featured a front page article about restoration
on December 28, 2000.) Ready or not, The Foreskin
Restoration Revolution has begun.
Still, the idea of foreskin restoration may
immediately strike you as strange and bizarre. But
as you come to realize the paramount importance of the foreskin to the
sexual pleasure of both the man and his female partner (and the love
bond that develops from sexual union), it will begin to seem a very
reasonable and realistic solution for today's
circumcised men. As this topic
gains national prominence, men will assuredly want to restore. And their female partners, who
will also benefit immeasurably from enhanced sexual pleasure, will be
enthusiastically encouraging them to do so.
Although the circumcision rate in America is declining (presently around
60%), in the not-too-distant past almost 9 out of 10 newborn males were
circumcised. During the 20th century in America, circumcision was
performed routinely by the medical community, principally because
it was believed to have medical benefits—benefits that have now been
discredited. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
recently conducted a two-year intensive review of the medical literature
on circumcision from the last 40 years. As a result, they issued a
policy statement in March, 1999, declaring that existing scientific
evidence demonstrating potential
medical benefits of newborn male circumcision "are not sufficient
to recommend routine neonatal [infant] circumcision."
Subsequently,
in August, 2000, the American Medical Association
(AMA),
the largest medical association in America, posted a statement on their
website concurring with the AAP's
findings, saying routine infant circumcision is
"non-therapeutic" and unnecessary.
Because of the above, the already declining rate will undoubtedly
continue to spiral downward as more people become informed on this
important issue.
Have you ever wondered .
. . ?
Would it surprise you to learn that . . . ?
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Recent medical research confirms that the "little snip" of skin
removed at an infant's
circumcision would ultimately grow to become approximately
half
(12-15 square inches) of the penile skin system of the adult natural
penis. This means that the
circumcised penis has only 1/2 the shaft skin nature intended,
causing tight erections because too much swollen tissue is packed
into too little skin.
Over the past 15 years organized opponents of
circumcision have decried its painful, traumatic effects to the infant.
But Sex As
Nature Intended It affirms that the
negative consequences of circumcision go far beyond infancy and that
circumcision
is, first and foremost, a sexuality issue with lifelong
repercussions.
In searching for the truths of this issue, the book addresses the
following questions: How does the
surgical alteration of the penis's structure at birth—circumcision—affect
the sexuality of a man when he becomes an adult? How
does the surgically altered circumcised penis affect the pleasure of the
woman on the receiving end? And how does sexual
pleasure—or a deficiency thereof—affect the everyday relationship
and the love bond?
In answering the above, the book builds an irrefutable case showing that
the foreskin performs several
specialized functions during intercourse. These
special functions allow a man and woman to experience intercourse in
accordance with nature's sexual plan—tenderly, gently, and lovingly—mutually
sharing an experience that binds them so close it's as if the two were
one. But when
circumcision removes the foreskin, everything changes—there
is no easy way to say this—the intercourse experience is abnormalized
for both partners.
As the book demonstrates unequivocally, circumcision has untold adverse
effects on the sexuality of both the man and his female partner and
profound detrimental consequences on the way they experience
intercourse, diminishing their pleasure to an astounding degree.
A man circumcised in infancy, who lives his whole life without a
foreskin, only knows the one sexual experience—the
circumcised experience. He is not aware that
having a foreskin could make a difference,
a
superlative difference,
in his sexuality.
Whenever the circumcision topic is broached, he may unthinkingly say,
"I'm circumcised and I'm fine," reluctant to to talk about it.
Women, on the other hand, have the option of experiencing intercourse
with both types of men, men who have foreskins and men who do not. In
this regard, Sex
As Nature Intended It
reports the results
of its unique survey of women who have had the comparative experience of
sexual intercourse with both circumcised and uncircumcised men. These
women overwhelmingly agreed that there are dramatic differences between
"circumcised
intercourse"
(man has a circumcised penis) and "natural
intercourse"
(man has the natural penis provided by nature at birth).
Surveyed
women preferred the uncircumcised (natural) penis by a margin of 9 to 1.
Moreover,
women were more than 4 times likelier to achieve vaginal orgasm when the
man had a natural penis. Inevitably,
the importance of the foreskin to a woman's sexual happiness is about to
become a major concern to women.
While this is important for you to know, the real reason for you to read
this book is
for your own
sexual benefit. Because
in the end, you—the circumcised man—come out the winner.
As a circumcised man who restores his foreskin, you can experience
virtually all the wondrous benefits that the genitally intact man
experiences. And importantly, your female partner will enjoy lovemaking
with your restored penis just as much as she would if your penis had not
been circumcised. In other words,
through the promise of restoration, circumcised men, and their female
partners, can resurrect the sexuality that was stolen from them and
discover together the "born again" pleasures of sex as nature
intended it.
Still, you may read the above incredulously, thinking that the
improvements could only be marginal. But on the contrary, the book
clearly shows that they are
monumental. As a restored man, you can look
forward to phenomenal improvements in your sexual pleasure and
functioning—new
levels of pleasure beyond
your highest expectations—unlike
anything you've ever felt before. What can you
expect from restoration?—a
rainbow of new sexual sensations and sensuousness, and new feelings of
wholeness. In the words of my restored husband, "It's
too beautiful for words."
The book includes the voices of circumcised men who express their
condemnation and regret at being circumcised in infancy without their
consent. And not to be missed are the fascinating, in-depth,
before and after stories of two
men who restored (as well as the comments of other
restored men), who talk about the prodigious betterments restoration
brought to their sexuality. And
importantly, the book contains a simple, secret technique that holds the
promise to eliminate premature ejaculation. Plus,
another important tip for those men who have trouble coming to orgasm
due to the adverse sexual effects of circumcision.
Circumcised intercourse and natural (or restored) intercourse are as
different as night and day. Here is how one restored man characterized
the differences:
"
Even though I
used to think circumcised sex was enjoyable (although I craved it much
less often, because it wasn't really that enjoyable), in
retrospect, it is completely different from natural intercourse.
Circumcised sex was more like driving in rush-hour traffic; it's
tense, on alert, stop-and-go, working the traffic flow, checking your
mirrors, inconsideration for the other driver, and subliminally
irritating. Natural sex is like a day off—no problems, relaxing in
the warm sun while sitting on the soft grass of a peaceful river bank,
a fishing pole in one hand, a refreshing drink in the other, and your
dog sitting beside you, surrounded by the sounds of birds, the
murmuring river, and jumping fish. In retrospect,
if
I were to rate sex before my restoration, I'd give it a two. Now that
I'm restored, it's a ten. How sweet it is.
"
The total preceding discussion is reason itself to
order this valuable book.
But if you are still hesitant, please read on.
One riveting aspect of the book is the author's
personal story,
as
well as her husband's.
They bare all to tell how it was before and after
restoration
entered their lives and saved their marriage—how
it brought back more frequent sex and the joy and
love that had been worn away from years of circumcised intercourse, with
its detrimental effects on the love bond and everyday relationship
happiness.
For regrettably, the negative effects of circumcision don't necessarily
end at the sex organs. The incompleteness, shortcomings, and
dissatisfaction of circumcised intercourse, for both the man and the
woman, can negatively impact the psychological attitude of one or both
partners, which may lead to various degrees of relationship unhappiness,
and marital bickering and discord. (Although the partners may not
realize that the true underlying cause is sexual.) This can gradually
erode the relationship and may eventually set the stage for divorce.
It
is not just coincidental that the divorce rate in America is more than
double that of Western European countries where men are not usually
circumcised.
The above may seem like a drastic jump—from circumcision, to
non-sexual arguments in the living room, to divorce court—but the book
will open your eyes to how this tragic course of events can come about.
As
a man who wants to maintain a successful marriage (or relationship),
this book could ultimately keep you from experiencing a great deal of
unhappiness and emotional pain in your life—and bring you much joy
instead.
The partners in a circumcised relationship may try to communicate their
likes and dislikes in the bedroom scene, but they're not sure what they
really want.
One
or both may know that something seems wrong or lacking, but they can't
quite put their finger on it.
The bells and whistles become increasingly out of tune. She seems to
think that he's the cause of the problem, but he seems to think it's
her. Neither can realistically verbalize what the problem is because
they've known only the circumcised-sex experience. They wish they knew.
The marriage needs rejuvenation, revitalization—and more love.
With the passage of time, the partners may experience increasing
dissatisfaction with their mate and a strange sense of alienation.
They
may desire their sex partner less and less often,
and one or both may seek out extramarital partners or turn to
masturbation as an alternative. They may feel that their partner lacks a
sense of genuine affection for them, or doesn't desire them for their
sexuality, but instead desires sex only as a means to satisfy his or her
own basic needs. In this respect,
sex
becomes more of a "me" experience instead of what it should be—a
sharing "we" experience.
This is all part of what I call "the aging circumcised-sex
syndrome." How soon
you and your partner begin to experience it will depend on the age you
began having intercourse, the frequency and length of time usually spent
during intercourse, the tightness of the male's circumcision, variations
in positions and thrusting techniques, and factors related to individual
biochemical makeup. Depending on the above, you may already be
experiencing it to a greater or lesser degree. Some couples may begin to
experience it in their late twenties or early thirties, while for
others, it may not begin to manifest itself until sometime later.
Maybe you've sensed all along that something wasn't quite right about
your sexual relationship with your mate (including
infrequent sex). Or maybe you're just beginning to
realize it. Whichever—by now you know what I'm going to say—all you
need is the right equipment and you can discover the exquisite delights
of natural intercourse and the beneficial effects it will have on your
overall relationship. Through
foreskin restoration, you and your partner will come to discover what
has been missing in your love life, allowing you to see your mate with
new eyes of appreciation. Finally, the bells and whistles will be in
tune.
Even if you are young and think your sex life is satisfactory (the
hormones of youth and the relative newness of the sexual experience may
incline you to think that way), yet you will still benefit immensely
from reading this book because it will forewarn you that
"the
aging circumcised-sex syndrome"
will
eventually catch up to you. Isn't
it better to be aware of the problem and to know that there is something
you can do to correct it?
Now that the problems caused by circumcision are being brought into the
open
(Men's
Health, July 1998; Men's Fitness, September 1999; Esquire,
January 2000; GQ, February 2000; Hustler, March 2000),
isn't it better to face up to this situation now, before you and the
woman you care for possibly end up as a divorce statistic? (Sadly, half
of all marriages in America end in divorce.)
Unless you think your sex life is superlative—frequent, tender,
gentle, softly sensuous, indescribably delicious, lustfully passionate,
and loving, with the woman experiencing vaginal orgasm every time you
have intercourse—you need this book.
This extraordinary book will set you free.
Free to experience your true sexuality for the first time. Free to develop and experience a
higher love for your partner, and she for you.
Through the miracle of restoration, you can both discover a deeper
meaning to the word "love," and the overriding beneficial
effects it will have on your everyday relationship happiness.
There is a time and place for everything as humanity progresses down the
path toward greater enlightenment. Non-circumcision is simply an idea
whose time has come. This
20-chapter book, written in an easy-to-understand language and style,
will change your life for the better. To borrow an
adage from the '60s—"Today is the first day of the rest of your
life." And the best is yet to come!
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