Do not circumcise your baby!

Circumcision is the surgical removal of the mucous membrane and skin layer covering the penis head. This double layer is more commonly known as the foreskin (penis top). It has three functions: sexual function, protective function, and sensitivity function

After birth, generally the foreskin is attached to the penis. It leaves itself. The function of this period when the baby is glued is to protect the penis from irritation and injury. Throughout life, the penis keeps the head soft and moist, protecting it from trauma and injury.

Certain regions, such as the mucosa and the parenchyma of the circumcision; especially composed of sensitive tissues and contribute to sexual pleasure. Specialized nerve endings enhance sexual pleasure and control.

The inner skin is the mucous membrane directly in contact with the penis head. This layer, like the surface in the mouth, differs from the rest in the structure, delicacy, and color in the upper (skin of the circumcision).

The brake palsy is a fine thin, especially sensitive, which comes from the penis and is added to the inner surface of the upper-deep.

There is also a special area at the intersection of the upper-deep inner layer and the general penis skin. This region has special muscles that allow movement of the upper and lower parts. The sense of touch here has developed as much as my lips.

There is a large area where the penis can move in the overtender in case of hardening. The penis can move within this area, and from irritation, the need for artificial lubricants is eliminated. The penis head and upper-skin naturally stimulate each other. Warren and Bigelow described some of their duties as sexual intercourse of the penis top-skin.

Circumcision Blunt: Depending on the amount of cut skin, circumcision deprives the man of up to 80% or more of the penis skin. Depending on the length of the circumcision skin, cutting the penis makes it 25% or shorter. Careful anatomical studies have shown that circumcision removes more than one vein, artery, and capillary vessels, a nerve length of about 80 meters, and more than 20,000 nerve endings. Upper-deep muscles, glands, mucous layer, and epithelial tissue also disappeared along with them.

Circumcision Disappearance: Circumcision penis radically numb. Upper-skin (amputation of the foreskin) means destroying the upper nephew's rich nerve network and nerve receivers. Circumcision almost always destroys or damages the brake system. Loss of the protective upper-deepens the glans. The membrane, which constantly covers the remaining glans (penis head), becomes keratinized, hard and dry as it is now faced with continuous wear and irritation. The glandular nerve endings, which are in a normal, firm penis, just below the mucous membrane, are now buried beneath the layers of keratin that form on top of each other. The blunted glans (penis head) now has a dull, gray and sclerotic appearance.

Circumcision Ineffective: Circumcision and amputation of a large amount of penis skin permanently immobilize the rest of the body. This loss of motion destroys the mechanism by which glans is normally stimulated. When the circumcised penis becomes harsh, the rest of the immobile skin is stretched, sometimes it is so tight that the whole penis is not enough to cover. Normally there is no hair on the penis but this way, the bag etc. the hairy skin on it is pulled up to the penis. The glans mucosa surgically exposed to external exposure does not contain sebaceous glands. Without upper-deep emollients and protection, the galns become prone to sunburn, cracking and bleeding.

Circumcision is Hygiene and Non-Health: One of the most common myths about circumcision is that the circumcision penis is cleaner and easier to maintain. This is not true. Without the eyelids, the eyes will not be cleaner and the penis will not be cleaner without the foreskin. The glans (penis head) and meatus, which are artificially made into external organs, are constantly open to fur and abrasion, making the circumcised penis more dirty. The disappearance of the protective weaver leaves the urinary tract unprotected against bacteria and viral pathogens.

Circumcision is a violation of patient and human-rights: No one has the right to interrupt anyone's genital organs except for the person's fully informed consent. As a child to bear the consequences, circumcision is a violation of his right to both refuse treatment and seek alternative therapies.