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I’m new here, and after reading many articles, I have not yet encountered one that dives into the topic of sunbathing your penis and balls.... I’m curious to know if anyone has had any benefits regarding growth, more libido, etc.... I personally feel like sunbathing had supernatural benefits but the world is trying to scare people away from it. I myself started sunbathing (I use coconut oil to prevent sun burning) and have felt like my size has slowly began to increase and I feel like my libido has sky rocketed everytime I’m done with a session outside. Anyways what are your thoughts if anyone reading cares to share?
 

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Moderate sun exposure is good for you, but as with anything, best to not overdo it. Prolonged exposure with inadequate protection damages the skin and may lead to cancer in the long run, so be sensible.

That said, moderate sunbathing does stimulate the production of vitamin D, which boosts the immune system and makes you feel better, including increasing the libido. I almost always feel in the mood after a nice day at the beach. As to the size increase, I think it’s just a byproduct of the heat. My penis and scrotum naturally expand in warmer weather through increased blood flow, making thing seem bigger down there. There could be a psychological aspect to it, as I feel very relaxed tanning nude, which lowers blood pressure and makes my cock work better in general. Careful with the sun lotion though - you need to apply it frequently, as the skin down there can burn easily. I once managed to burn the rim of my head/the pinkish sensitive skin immediately below that kind of surrounds it and it was a bit of a pain for a few days.
 

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Moderate sun exposure is good for you, but as with anything, best to not overdo it. Prolonged exposure with inadequate protection damages the skin and may lead to cancer in the long run, so be sensible.

That said, moderate sunbathing does stimulate the production of vitamin D, which boosts the immune system and makes you feel better, including increasing the libido. I almost always feel in the mood after a nice day at the beach. As to the size increase, I think it’s just a byproduct of the heat. My penis and scrotum naturally expand in warmer weather through increased blood flow, making thing seem bigger down there. There could be a psychological aspect to it, as I feel very relaxed tanning nude, which lowers blood pressure and makes my cock work better in general. Careful with the sun lotion though - you need to apply it frequently, as the skin down there can burn easily. I once managed to burn the rim of my head/the pinkish sensitive skin immediately below that kind of surrounds it and it was a bit of a pain for a few days.
Luckily for me I’m darker in skin so I never really getting sun burnt, maybe more darker than burning... but agreed with sun exposure, you have to know when enough is enough, but the increase is sensible to assume it’s the warmth but would that mean that my penis and balls is staying warm after maybe like an hour or so after the session? I’ve noticed I hang bigger and fuller till I release... is that anything that would indicate it does in fact increase in general?
 

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Skin cancer is a very real and very harmful thing, personally I will be slathering myself in sunscreen till the day I die.

It is almost impossible (unless you live in the equator) to get your full vitamin d needs from the sun alone, mainly due to the geographic changes since the end of Pangea. The UK government recommends everyone takes a vitamin d supplement and this messaging is mirrored around the world.

Also whilst black/dark skin is less likely to burn, skin cancer is still prevalent as well as all the other issues that can come from the sun. From a cosmetic point of view hyperpigmentation is more common in black skin and this is caused almost entirely from the sun.

Coconut oil never will be and never has been a sunscreen, please use regulated sunscreen filters that have been tested by governments. You will not find more secure testing than in Australia, so I always look for sunscreens that are recognised there.
 

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Skin cancer is a very real and very harmful thing, personally I will be slathering myself in sunscreen till the day I die.

It is almost impossible (unless you live in the equator) to get your full vitamin d needs from the sun alone, mainly due to the geographic changes since the end of Pangea. The UK government recommends everyone takes a vitamin d supplement and this messaging is mirrored around the world.

Also whilst black/dark skin is less likely to burn, skin cancer is still prevalent as well as all the other issues that can come from the sun. From a cosmetic point of view hyperpigmentation is more common in black skin and this is caused almost entirely from the sun.

Coconut oil never will be and never has been a sunscreen, please use regulated sunscreen filters that have been tested by governments. You will not find more secure testing than in Australia, so I always look for sunscreens that are recognised there.
Thanks for the advice but honestly I’ve read many articles speaking about how sun screen blockers contain more harmful cancerous chemicals than the sun that create skin cancer. How is it that skin cancer was not a big issue in the older days when there was less shelter, did they have special anti sun blockers too? I doubt it. Big pharmacy preys on the belief that they have the answers but in reality they just scamming people like any other government owned business. I’ve also read that atleast for the United States that approximately 70% of people are vitamin D deficient which can actually be more harmful to ones health than excessive sun. The lack of sun in modern age due to exactly what you said, sun screen and indoor living, has said to have created countless health problems, so in my opinion I don’t recommend sun screen or anything anti sun, the sun is the giver of life, how can anyone be anti life? As for the coconut oil, I don’t use it as an anti sun blocker, I use it during sessions because I’ve read it very hydrating for the skin, the sun dries out then burns but it’s can’t burn if my genital area is always being hydrating topically, idk just my 2 sense, appreciate everyone discussing about this!
 

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Skin cancer is a very real and very harmful thing, personally I will be slathering myself in sunscreen till the day I die.

It is almost impossible (unless you live in the equator) to get your full vitamin d needs from the sun alone, mainly due to the geographic changes since the end of Pangea. The UK government recommends everyone takes a vitamin d supplement and this messaging is mirrored around the world.

Also whilst black/dark skin is less likely to burn, skin cancer is still prevalent as well as all the other issues that can come from the sun. From a cosmetic point of view hyperpigmentation is more common in black skin and this is caused almost entirely from the sun.

Coconut oil never will be and never has been a sunscreen, please use regulated sunscreen filters that have been tested by governments. You will not find more secure testing than in Australia, so I always look for sunscreens that are recognised there.
I also have this app to respond to the pangea geographic lining for vitamin D absorption and the app goes in to clarify what vitamin D is and if I in my geographic location can absorb it, and luckily for me, Vitamin D production is year round where I live, if you care to know more about this app it is called DMinder, and it is on the apple store! (Not sure about Android)
 
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Thanks for the advice but honestly I’ve read many articles speaking about how sun screen blockers contain more harmful cancerous chemicals than the sun that create skin cancer. How is it that skin cancer was not a big issue in the older days when there was less shelter, did they have special anti sun blockers too? I doubt it. Big pharmacy preys on the belief that they have the answers but in reality they just scamming people like any other government owned business. I’ve also read that atleast for the United States that approximately 70% of people are vitamin D deficient which can actually be more harmful to ones health than excessive sun. The lack of sun in modern age due to exactly what you said, sun screen and indoor living, has said to have created countless health problems, so in my opinion I don’t recommend sun screen or anything anti sun, the sun is the giver of life, how can anyone be anti life? As for the coconut oil, I don’t use it as an anti sun blocker, I use it during sessions because I’ve read it very hydrating for the skin, the sun dries out then burns but it’s can’t burn if my genital area is always being hydrating topically, idk just my 2 sense, appreciate everyone discussing about this!
The use of tanning beds has increased dramatically over the years as well, which likely is driving a big chunk of the increase in skin cancer rates. Excessive UV exposure causes cancer, period, just like smoking causes cancer. There is more money to be made from treating cancer than from selling sunscreen if you want to take the big pharma conspiracy angle, so I’d say it’s a weak argument. There is no evidence that sun lotion causes cancer - if there was, it would have been banned. If you are afraid of getting cancer from sun lotion, you should also stop using shower gel, shaving foam/gel and most after shave and moisturising products.
 

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The lack of sun in modern age due to exactly what you said, sun screen and indoor living, has said to have created countless health problems, so in my opinion I don’t recommend sun screen or anything anti sun, the sun is the giver of life, how can anyone be anti life? As for the coconut oil, I don’t use it as an anti sun blocker, I use it during sessions because I’ve read it very hydrating for the skin, the sun dries out then burns but it’s can’t burn if my genital area is always being hydrating topically, idk just my 2 sense, appreciate everyone discussing about this!
It takes 15 minutes of clothed, sun exposure to get your daily requirement of vitamin D. You can also supplement Vitamin D. Oncology nurse here, Malignant Melanoma is real. Death is forever. Your "opinion" is meaningless.
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Thanks for the advice but honestly I’ve read many articles speaking about how sunscreen blockers contain more harmful cancerous chemicals than the sun that create skin cancer. How is it that skin cancer was not a big issue in the older days when there was less shelter, did they have special anti-sun blockers too? I doubt it. Big pharmacy preys on the belief that they have the answers but in reality, they just scamming people like any other government-owned business. I’ve also read that at least for the United States that approximately 70% of people are vitamin D deficient which can be more harmful to ones health than excessive sun. The lack of sun in modern age due to exactly what you said, sun screen and indoor living, has said to have created countless health problems, so in my opinion, I don’t recommend sun screen or anything anti sun, the sun is the giver of life, how can anyone be anti life? As for the coconut oil, I don’t use it as an anti sun blocker, I use it during sessions because I’ve read it very hydrating for the skin, the sun dries out then burns but it’s can’t burn if my genital area is always being hydrating topically, idk just my 2 sense, appreciate everyone discussing about this!
Yeah, I understand your thinking, big pharmacy can influence many things. But in this specific situation, it is the opposite. Many “green” companies such as the EWG have created myths surrounding sunscreen filters and their “deadly” consequences. It is all horseshit, completely fabricated to promote their alternative products. Sunscreen filters are some of the most rigorously tested (by the government and independently) ingredients that can be applied topically to the skin, and still, every single sunscreen on market must pass massive efficacy testing before it can be sold. I would check who was writing these articles and are qualified to give any sort of professional advice about your skin (dermatologist, esthetician, etc). Because if it is not at least written in collaboration with a qualified professional I would disregard it.

Many things contribute to us needing more sun protection now, as the world split into continents and not everyone required the same amount of natural sun protection our skin got paler and more successively to the suns rays. Also, the ozone layer has decreased dramatically due to climate change causing an increase in the number and strength of the UV rays that reach the ears surface.

Most people are vitamin D deficient, but this is because of the previous factors I originally mentioned not because of the invention of sunscreen filters. The suns damage has also been studied more in the last 100 years, so the pros and cons have been weighed and as vitamin d can be completely synthesised there is no requirement for excessive sun exposure.

Also, our ancestors did not have the same long lifespan as we do now, so it is likely that the sun did not have the time to actually show it damage or they did develop skin cancers that went unnoticed (obviously their was no medicine to diagnose) causing them to die. The environment is completely different now, so we’re unable to draw effective comparisons between them.

Also coconut oil, and oil by nature, is not hydrating despite what they are often marketed at. What oils do to the skin it really in any water and hydration that is already there (after showering I moisturise then use an oil over my body to lock it in). But because oils are only occlusive they cannot add any water to the skin (they also have no water content). Body oils can be great, on top of moisturisers and then after 15 mins underneath sunscreen.
 
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The use of tanning beds has increased dramatically over the years as well, which likely is driving a big chunk of the increase in skin cancer rates. Excessive UV exposure causes cancer, period, just like smoking causes cancer. There is more money to be made from treating cancer than from selling sunscreen if you want to take the big pharma conspiracy angle, so I’d say it’s a weak argument. There is no evidence that sun lotion causes cancer - if there was, it would have been banned. If you are afraid of getting cancer from sun lotion, you should also stop using shower gel, shaving foam/gel and most after shave and moisturising products.
Oh I don’t use shaving gel, instead I use water, works just as good! I use specific showering gel and soap and only specific moisturizers by credible brands, so yes I am afraid of getting cancer but not from the sun.
 

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It takes 15 minutes of clothed, sun exposure to get your daily requirement of vitamin D. You can also supplement Vitamin D. Oncology nurse here, Malignant Melanoma is real. Death is forever. Your "opinion" is meaningless.
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Supplements are a scam atleast vitamin D ones, the pill isn’t enough for daily dosage so there’s really no point to take them when you can get an actual full dose of sunlight and vitamin D just by going outside and exposing skin for atleast 15 minutes.
 

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Yeah, I understand your thinking, big pharmacy can influence many things. But in this specific situation, it is the opposite. Many “green” companies such as the EWG have created myths surrounding sunscreen filters and their “deadly” consequences. It is all horseshit, completely fabricated to promote their alternative products. Sunscreen filters are some of the most rigorously tested (by the government and independently) ingredients that can be applied topically to the skin, and still, every single sunscreen on market must pass massive efficacy testing before it can be sold. I would check who was writing these articles and are qualified to give any sort of professional advice about your skin (dermatologist, esthetician, etc). Because if it is not at least written in collaboration with a qualified professional I would disregard it.

Many things contribute to us needing more sun protection now, as the world split into continents and not everyone required the same amount of natural sun protection our skin got paler and more successively to the suns rays. Also, the ozone layer has decreased dramatically due to climate change causing an increase in the number and strength of the UV rays that reach the ears surface.

Most people are vitamin D deficient, but this is because of the previous factors I originally mentioned not because of the invention of sunscreen filters. The suns damage has also been studied more in the last 100 years, so the pros and cons have been weighed and as vitamin d can be completely synthesised there is no requirement for excessive sun exposure.

Also, our ancestors did not have the same long lifespan as we do now, so it is likely that the sun did not have the time to actually show it damage or they did develop skin cancers that went unnoticed (obviously their was no medicine to diagnose) causing them to die. The environment is completely different now, so we’re unable to draw effective comparisons between them.

Also coconut oil, and oil by nature, is not hydrating despite what they are often marketed at. What oils do to the skin it really in any water and hydration that is already there (after showering I moisturise then use an oil over my body to lock it in). But because oils are only occlusive they cannot add any water to the skin (they also have no water content). Body oils can be great, on top of moisturisers and then after 15 mins underneath sunscreen.
So I read up on your topic points, first is that you are almost absolutely correct about the misinformation around sun screen blockers however it’s still not 100% known if the chemicals you are putting with the sun screens are long term risk or not.

I read under nasa about the ozone layer and yes you are correct that it has decreased but it’s not a dramatic increase, NASA states that it’s “noticeable in some regions” but mostly minimal and under the danger zone they’ve believed it to be, they also said it’s on track to where they want it but UV rays are slightly higher, but again not dramatic at all.

Same can be said about it’s pros, although there seems to be more studies in the past about negative effects, there now newer evidence to suggest there’s benefits to getting sun the there’s is to avoid it. But agreed that more research is needed under this topic for sure!

Let’s assume that our ancestors who heavily worshipped the sun in many cultures, just dropped dead without any concern about skin cancers or sun risks. Perhaps they were just dumb and didn’t notice? Because in modern era everyone knows what’s happening right? I’m pretty sure they would’ve questioned why there’s black spots on peoples bodies like warts.... but assuming that they were obvious to medicine even though modern medicine derived from ancient cultures...

Yeah as for the coconut oil that’s basically what I do too! But I’ll look for more penis related moisturizers for better hydration.
 

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Same can be said about it’s pros, although there seems to be more studies in the past about negative effects, there now newer evidence to suggest there’s benefits to getting sun the there’s is to avoid it. But agreed that more research is needed under this topic for sure!
Poppycock.
 
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So I read up on your topic points, first is that you are almost absolutely correct about the misinformation around sun screen blockers however it’s still not 100% known if the chemicals you are putting with the sun screens are long term risk or not.

I read under nasa about the ozone layer and yes you are correct that it has decreased but it’s not a dramatic increase, NASA states that it’s “noticeable in some regions” but mostly minimal and under the danger zone they’ve believed it to be, they also said it’s on track to where they want it but UV rays are slightly higher, but again not dramatic at all.

Same can be said about it’s pros, although there seems to be more studies in the past about negative effects, there now newer evidence to suggest there’s benefits to getting sun the there’s is to avoid it. But agreed that more research is needed under this topic for sure!

Let’s assume that our ancestors who heavily worshipped the sun in many cultures, just dropped dead without any concern about skin cancers or sun risks. Perhaps they were just dumb and didn’t notice? Because in modern era everyone knows what’s happening right? I’m pretty sure they would’ve questioned why there’s black spots on peoples bodies like warts.... but assuming that they were obvious to medicine even though modern medicine derived from ancient cultures...

Yeah as for the coconut oil that’s basically what I do too! But I’ll look for more penis related moisturizers for better hydration.

It’s your prerogative to believe this horse shit, but we all have a personal responsibility to not spread deadly incorrect information.

Also people used to die at 35, so there was little to no time for skin cancers to show on the skin. Also are we aspiring to have the same levels of health as that time, personally I want to live longer than 35 years so I will be following current medical advice. You do you though, if your at peace with that
 
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Poppycock.
There’s now newer evidence to suggest there’s more benefits to getting sunlight then there is to avoid not get enough.... better?
It’s your prerogative to believe this horse shit, but we all have a personal responsibility to not spread deadly incorrect information.

Also people used to die at 35, so there was little to no time for skin cancers to show on the skin. Also are we aspiring to have the same levels of health as that time, personally I want to live longer than 35 years so I will be following current medical advice. You do you though, if your at peace with that

Yes I am at peace with it.
 

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It’s your prerogative to believe this horse shit, but we all have a personal responsibility to not spread deadly incorrect information.

Also people used to die at 35, so there was little to no time for skin cancers to show on the skin. Also are we aspiring to have the same levels of health as that time, personally I want to live longer than 35 years so I will be following current medical advice. You do you though, if your at peace with that

So how long does skin cancer take to show up in an individual, because if it’s takes 30 years + well then that’s straight!
 

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There’s now newer evidence to suggest there’s more benefits to getting sunlight then there is to avoid not get enough.... better?
No there isn't. Please provide a link to your evidence.
 
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