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TESTICULAR HEALTH MATTERS.
12/4/2020 10 Comments How to Use Stud BriefsWhat can you use Stud Briefs for?Stud Briefs helps improve testicular, scrotal, and testicular vein health. It, therefore, provides benefits for many associated scrotal and testicular diseases. Here is a list of diseases that Stud Briefs can help with:
*Note: Stud Briefs does not treat infections. It can, however, help with associated pain/discomfort, as well as related swelling. **Reduces the coils' damage to the testicular veins (this reduces associated pain/discomfort and swelling). How does Stud Briefs work?Stud Briefs was designed by 2 male fertility experts: Dr. Steve Greenwood and fertility author Daniel Johnson. Stud Briefs uses a patented Crotch Mesh Technology and unique design to provide optimal testicular cooling and scrotal support.
1. Testicular Cooling:Why Testicular Temperature Matters: The testicles have enzymes and organelles that only function at lower temperatures. Optimal testicular function is at 2°C (3-4°F) below normal body temperature. Elevated scrotal temperatures result in testicular atrophy, impaired testosterone and infertility. Testicular function: Only takes 3°C (4-6°F)!Elevating average daily testicular temperature by just 3°C (4-6°F) can completely halt sperm and testosterone production.
The fact is simply that the modern lifestyle is hot! We need to actively identify more and more ways of keeping our testicles cool and healthy. Many studies indicate that as long as no permanent damage develops, scrotal cooling will restore normal testicular health and function.
Left: Normal underwear traps heat. The 34.9°C (upper arrows) shows trapped heat release when pulling the underwear down. The lower arrows demonstrate trapped heat; the testicles cannot release heat to cool down. The area is darker because no heat is ventilating. Right: Stud Briefs keep the lower abdominal and pelvic areas 1.9 degrees cooler by allowing heat to dissipate (upper arrows). The lower arrows demonstrate that the testicles are releasing heat. Released heat shows as a bright color. The testicles can cool as a result. 2. Scrotal SupportProper scrotal support can be very therapeutic. Scrotal support improves testicular circulation and prevents blood pooling, e.g., from varicocele or during high-intensity activity. It reduces lymphatic pooling and helps treat hydrocele. It further helps reduce inflammation and protect against microtrauma from saddle sports (e.g., biking, horseback riding, sledding, etc.) The problem is that almost every single underwear out on the market gets scrotal support wrong. Support + Overheating = Testicular Damage. Regular supporters, jockstraps, and briefs underwear are unhealthy because they provide scrotal support and, at the same time, over-heat the testicles. Support and overheating together cause testicular damage. Think about it: The testicles cool by sagging down to cool (cremaster reflex). Supporters prevent the cremaster reflex and at the same time trap excess heat. Support + Cooling = Testicular Healing. Stud Briefs on the other than get all of the benefits of scrotal support, plus cooling. That's why they're healthy and also beneficial for many scrotal diseases. When should you wear Stud Briefs:Wear Stud Briefs all day! Wear Stud Briefs all day long. The support and cooling will promote testicular health all day long and protect against the day's risk factors. Optional: You may avoid wearing Stud Briefs for the first hour of the day; however, ensure to wear them for the remainder of the day. Wear Stud Briefs when you're physically active (gym, biking, walking, running, yoga, weight lifting, sports, etc.), when you're sitting (for work, commute, or at home), and through any other daily activity! What to do at night:At nighttime, take off Stud Briefs and perform the following exercises while lying on your back:
Note: Make sure to perform the above either when lying on your back or in an inversion (e.g., legs up the wall pose). Inversions enhance testicular blood circulation, flush out pooled blood, and bring new healthy, nourishing blood to the testicles. A little bit of coconut oil, almond oil, and avocado oil is healthy, anti-inflammatory, and promotes testicular, scrotal, and penile health. Avoid baby oil, Vaseline, and synthetic oils. Note: The above takes about 2-5 minutes. How to wash & dry Stud BriefsStud Briefs are washer and dryer friendly. Wash with cold water and dry on low heat. Ideally, if you want maximum lifespan, you would hand-wash and air dry. However, this is not necessary. Get Stud Briefs on!Stud Briefs can provide unmatched support because their design is tight and snug. Don't worry if they feel a little tight on your first wear. They will adjust to your body's shape and feel great after 1-3 wears!
Get your Stud Briefs on making sure your penis is in the front portion of the mesh and your scrotum in the supportive pouch. Then, enjoy and feel the breeze on your balls all day long!
10 Comments
Jeffrey D Swan
12/6/2020 09:14:10 pm
Pictures please
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Abebe Girma
12/6/2020 09:16:45 pm
How can i get stud briefs
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Jeffrey D Swan
12/6/2020 09:29:48 pm
I would like to see photos of your briefs
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12/7/2020 06:57:21 pm
Thank you so much,i will notify you when am ready
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Arulsamy a/l Savarimuthi
12/11/2020 05:39:15 am
How can I buy it.
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James Eric Vaughn
4/13/2022 11:48:19 pm
Please keep me informed of information about increasing sperm count
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Evert Ocean
3/19/2023 09:40:35 am
Thanks for this post. Timing is really key. I use the briefs style when working out and the boxer style at home for comfort!
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Peter Ham
4/2/2023 03:44:39 pm
Studs are pretty amazing. Thanks for making this post. Do you have a tigher mesh and a looser mesh? Would be pretty amazing to be able to order the looser mesh for daily use and tigher mesh for the gym. PS would also love to see a Stud swimming trunks.
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Anthony Little
10/18/2023 04:16:28 pm
I recently had bi-inguinal hernia repair (traditional) double hernia repair. The surgeon made a single incision (cut) on both sides to operate on the herniated tissue. Surgeon used surgical mesh to reinforce the tissue. Would Stud Briefs be an asset to reinforcing scrotal tissue, muscles, etc?
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