Using Naloxone, you can reverse an overdose caused by opioid drugs like heroin, morphine or fentanyl. Across the world, we have seen a huge spike in fentanyl use with it being added to the drug supply. Fentanyl is a very strong opioid and can lead to overdose, even with a tiny dose. There have been many news reports of fentanyl being added to drugs to make them more … [Read more...] about Naloxone Can Save A Life In Overdose
Skin Care In A Chastity Device
In this video, I wanted to discuss skin care when you're wearing a chastity device, in particular a cock cage. Chastity cages, often made of metal or plastic, can cause skin irritation due to friction. To prevent this, I recommend removing the cage once a day to shower, clean, and inspect the skin for early signs of rubbing or irritation. Using a barrier cream like … [Read more...] about Skin Care In A Chastity Device
A Doctors Guide To Chastity Devices
How Long Can I Wear A Chastity Device For? Does Chastity Make Your Penis Smaller? Looking To Buy A Quality Cock Cage For Chastity?Recommended Sellers & Resources: … [Read more...] about A Doctors Guide To Chastity Devices
Foreskin Care and Maintenance
How To Care For Your Foreskin The foreskin is an important organ of the body, made of very delicate tissues. There's the outside that you see when the foreskin is pulled over. However, when you pull the foreskin back, you can see the inner lining is a different type of skin that is very delicate. For this reason, it's really important to look after it carefully. I highly … [Read more...] about Foreskin Care and Maintenance
A Kink Friendly Doctor’s Guide: Sounding
Sounding is the introduction of a sterile rod into the urethra and prostate to create sensations you can not achieve any other way. Urethral sounding is an advanced form of fetish. I highly recommend you do so with caution in mind. If you have any questions, be sure to talk with a doctor familiar with kink and fetish practices. In this video, I wanted to emphasize the … [Read more...] about A Kink Friendly Doctor’s Guide: Sounding