The Largest SexualOrgan of Our Body
The Largest Sexual
Organ of
Our Body
The skin is the largest organ of our body. Sixteen percent of our body weight is skin. A 150-lb person has 24 pounds of skin; the liver weighs 3.5 pounds; the brain 3 pounds; the lungs 2,5 pounds; the heart and the kidneys, less than one half pound each. Our skin is not only our largest organ, but is also one of the most important. We can live with one kidney or one lung, but we cannot survive if fifty percent or more of our skin is destroyed.
The
skin has very important functions:
Protection — It protects us from physical,
chemical and biological agents, and also from infections and parasitic
organisms.
Regulation of body temperature — We perspire by means of the sweat glands. When perspiration evaporates heat is lost in the process, therefore, lowering body temperature. Hockey players can sweat up to 2 liters in one hour. For this reason they often need to drink liquids with salt. Furthermore the superficial blood vessels of the skin (capillaries) contract when exposed to cold (to preserve body heat) and dilate in warm temperature so that heat is lost by sweating.
Secretion — Our skin has millions of sebaceous or fatty glands secreting fat which becomes rancid or acid. This acidity (ph 5) is necessary to prevent the growth of bacteria on our skin. In order for microbes to multiply over the skin they need a sweet (alkaline) environment, that is, the ph has to be greater than 7. The sun’s action on the skin produces Vitamin D which is essential for us to maintain healthy bones. Our skin also has a very important immune function in vaccinations which are the best modern prophylactic medicine against viruses, bacteria and cancer.
Sensation — Skin is the most important organ in the sense of touch. Through the skin we differentiate warmth, cold, pain and touch. A touch, a kiss and an embrace causes friction to produce electric currents which are transmitted to the brain by millions of nerve endings of the skin. On our skin are produced the major electrical storms in the electricity of love!
In
addition to the nerve endings for the sense of touch, the skin has 3 varieties
of little bodies which have specialized functions: (Diagram)
(a) For general touch — Krause little bodies.
(b) For light touch — Meissner little bodies.
(c) For pressure touch — Paccini little bodies.
Disc Antenna The total skin area of a 150-lb person is 20 square feet. Our skin functions like a huge disc antenna collecting and feeding information to our brain which acts as a computer. If the skin is our largest organ, it is also our largest sexual organ!
Proportional to their size, women have more skin area than men, due to their rounder contours in the breasts, thighs and buttocks. Because of this, women need more electricity of love to reach orgasm, but on the other hand, their orgasms last longer and are electrically more intense!
Mother Nature did not forget to place these specialized receptors on the penis, clitoris, nipples and lips!