Smoking can actually reduce the size of a man's penis

Get ready for this advice: Smoking can make your penis smaller!

This amazing discovery was made by researchers at Boston University School of Medicine in the United States. University researchers used a two-degree ruler to examine the penises of 200 men and concluded that smoking can cause a man's erect penis to become shorter. Dr. Salimbol, one of the researchers, said the research was the "most significant" finding of its kind in past reports. The secret will soon be revealed, because the full text of the research on the harmful effects of smoking will be made public at the meeting of the International Association for the Study of Impotence in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Dr Salimbol stressed that the data was "statistically very accurate".

The effect of smoking on male sexual organs is the same as its effect on the heart. Smoking damages the blood vessels in the penis and inhibits blood flow, thus affecting the substance that controls the erection of the sexual organs - elastin. The state of erection has always been regarded as the ultimate indicator of male attractiveness.

Salimbol explained that the elastin is like a stretched rubber band and is what causes the penis to become erect - when blood flows to the penis, it causes it to become erect. Smoking weakens this ability and eventually makes it impossible for the sexual organs to achieve an erection again. The study is now looking at how long smoking will weaken a man's ability to achieve an erection.

Salinpol added that the report still needs further research, but it is clear that the harm of smoking to penile erection is more credible than the claim that it weakens heart function, because "the blood vessels in the penis are relatively thin," with a diameter of only one millimeter, while the diameter of the heart blood vessels is 1.5 millimeters.

Impotence is a precursor to heart disease

In fact, male smokers may want to ask themselves, if smoking really does affect penis size, what will it do to their hearts? There is now evidence that impotence is an early warning sign of heart disease.

When erect, the penis of most men is about five to seven inches (13 to 18 centimeters) long. I believe that many people would be surprised by the argument that the penis can be shortened by one centimeter. I believe it is also difficult for men to feel at ease with the reduction of masculinity, decline of sexual ability, and the inability to please their partners.

Diseases that may be caused by smoking:

Shortened penis; heart disease; oral cancer; laryngeal cancer; esophageal cancer; pancreatic cancer; lung cancer; emphysema; kidney cancer; gangrene; bladder cancer; bronchitis.