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I am not one for shying away from discussing health issues and that was why I took out time to put up Beyond Dicks and wrote the second post there titled  - Where Does Penis Come From?

 But you won't believe that since that publication was made public, I have received loads of messages from my friends telling me that I ought not to have brought such topic to the public domain.

It does appear that those who sent such messages to me did not know that I am a Medical Doctor and that for us, nothing is too sacrosanct to be discussed so long as it impacts on the health of even one person.

Why do we pretend over things that exist and then think that we know the ones that do not exist?

Every man has a PENIS, just like every woman has a VAGINA; and pray what is wrong in discussing these subjects in the Public?

A lot of guys out there are wasting their sex lives because they are not comfortable with the size of their penises; how then can they get help if they do not hear from qualified Medical Practitioners that what makes a fantastic sex life is not the size of the penis but the guy's  ACT OF LOVE MAKING and there is a whole world of difference between HAVING SEX and MAKING LOVE.

So my friends, let us not shy away from saying things as they are, in that way those who have teenagers as Children would be able to talk to them about Sex Education, because there's an age a child would reach and you can no longer tell him that his penis is "nta-nta" or whatever colloquial name your vernacular language gives to it.

This blog Beyond Dicks is DEDICATED to MEN and the WOMEN who love their men

Always visit it and ask questions to seek clarifications.

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Where Does The Penis Come From? - Must Read

Mystery solved: Where the penis comes from

It’s not a question a lot of scientists ponder out loud, but it’s key to much of life on Earth: Exactly how does the penis form?  

Today, two teams of researchers report having solved one part of this mystery, pinpointing how the organ gets its start in snake, lizard, mouse, and chick embryos. 

Now that they understand the penis’s origin, researchers can track its development in more detail to understand what drives it to follow a different path in females and become a clitoris. 

The finding doesn’t just answer a biological conundrum; it could also help millions of people born with genital malformations.

In the first study, Harvard University developmental biologists Cliff Tabin, Patrick Tschopp, and colleagues traced penis development in mouse, lizard, chick, and snake embryos. 

They also analyzed the gene regulatory networks that orchestrate this process. 

They pinpointed the cells destined to become the penis, but those cells differed depending on the species studied, they report online today in Nature. 

In snakes and lizards, the penis arises from what will become—or, in snakes, would have been—the beginnings of the back legs, whereas in mice, some of the cells destined to become the tail take on that task. 

Penis formation in the chicken involved cells from the would-be tail and the would-be hindlimb, the team reports.

What was common to all of these animals was the role of the cloaca, a cavity destined to become the lower part of the gut. 

Signals from the cloaca initiate penis formation in each animal. But as in real estate, location is everything. 

The rodent cloaca is back by the tail-to-be and taps some nearby cells for the penis, whereas the snake cloaca is close to where two limbs used to sprout. 

Hence, the snake gets two penises instead of just one, (though it uses just one at a time during mating), Tschopp says. 

When the researchers attached cloacal tissue to other parts of the chick embryo, they saw the buds indicative of penis growth where they should not have otherwise formed. 

They did not let the chick develop beyond this point.  “Wherever you put the cloaca, that determines what cell types you recruit,” Tschopp explains. 

The work “highlights the important role of the cloaca in the earliest events involved, which I think has been underappreciated,” adds Marty Cohn, a developmental biologist at the University of Florida (UF) in Gainesville, who performed a separate study.

In that work, he and UF colleague Ana Herrera tagged different cells of a chick embryo with a fluorescent marker and followed those cells as they proliferated. 

They discovered that the ones that turned into either a penis or a clitoris started out as two groups of cells on opposite edges of the embryo when it was still a flat sheet. 

As that sheet curls up and joins to close the body wall and make a 3D embryo, the two sets of cells meet in the middle, the duo reports today in Scientific Reports. 

Each group of cells forms a bud, and these two buds merge in the chick to form a single penis. In snakes, the buds may remain separate to form their dual penises. 

In people, defects in the genital organs may arise when the body wall doesn’t close properly, Cohn says.

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From time immemorial, man has always been concerned about his penis colloquially called DICK.

If it is not about the size, it is about its shape or length or its erection issues.

A lot of men are obsessed with the size of their dicks that they either fail to enjoy sex or find themselves getting involved in sexual escapades that are risky.

In this blog, we intend to educate men with respect to their dicks and help them come to the realization and understanding that no matter how small a penis is, it can perform WONDERS.

That is the aim of this blog and we hope to have guys getting glued to read our posts from time to time.

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