On Circumcision – 20 Foreskin Functions – Part 2

Amandha: They probably have long-lasting marriages as well. All right. So let’s go through this. Obviously, you know where I stand on the issue., have I insulted you yet? Because if not, I’ll get to you. All right. Full penis length and circumference. Obviously the prepuce, or foreskin, constitutes, sorry, 50% or more of the skin system of the penis.

Amandha: So do you want your kid to have a shorter dick? because most, most men are really obsessed with having a bigger. It’s actually 60 to 90 square centimeters. So it’s not just a little snip guys, it’s a lot of skin. It [00:06:00] is 10 to 14 square inches of skin. That’s a lot of, that’s a lot of material. Isn’t that you’re taking away from your child?

Amandha: Did you ask your baby if they wanna have that removed? Did you get their consent? I don’t think so. So that’s the size of an index card. It creates a visibly longer penis, obviously, when the foreskin extends beyond the head of the shaft of the penis. And it’s a double layered piece of skin, double layers, and it engorges with blood during erection.

Amandha: And it creates a visibly and sensually thicker shaft and glans. It actually looks nicer. A cut penis is ugly. Sorry, dried out. Just ain’t pretty to me. When the foreskin retracts behind the coronal ridge of the glans, it often creates a wider and more pronounced ridge that many partners find, especially stimulating during penetrative intercourse.

Amandha: Yeah, the woman gets a good, enjoyable experience from them, but the circumcised penis appears truncated and thinner than a full size intact. So if you wanna give your child a penis envy, [00:07:00] Snip off all that skin protection. This is the myths that are out there that a circumcised penis is somehow cleaner and more protected, and all this stuff, it’s all a bunch of lies.

Amandha: Okay? The sleeve of tissue, it covers the glans, it protects it from abrasion and dryness, cracking callous. Environmental contaminants and the glans is actually extended by nature to protect that internal organ. It’s actually an internal organ. The head of the shaft of the penis is considered an internal organ, and then you’re removing the head of it.

Amandha: So now it’s an external organ. So it’s like, you know, taking your guts and spilling them outside and just saying, that’s fine, let them dry out. Okay. That’s how stupid. It’s The effect of an exposed gland and resulting keratinization, that’s the hardening of the skin on human sexual response has never been studied.

Amandha: Oh, they didn’t even bother to maybe compare and contrast. Circumcised versus uncircumcised. Sounds like the vaccine industry. Huh? They just go ahead and do [00:08:00] things for their own agenda and they don’t give up crap about you and your health. Sounds familiar. Definitely. But increased reports by circumcised men indicate that keratinized causes a lot of sexual, a loss of sexual sensation, pleasure, and fulfillment.

Amandha: So they’re losing something there. And there’s a lot of men who go through foreskin restoration to try to stretch skin over the glans, which I mean, you can never fully restore it. It’s once it’s gone. But they can take the other existing skin and stretch it over the glans and actually make a a faux shaft so they can get some sensation back in the head of the penis because it’s an internal organ.

Amandha: Rigid bands, the inner foreskin contains bands of densely innervated, sexually responsive tissue. They constitute a primary erogenous zone of the human penis and are important for realizing the fullness and intensity of sexual response. If you are with a partner and you are having a full experience and you are very connected to them and you’re having a lot of excitement and enjoyment, and that continues throughout the relationship, would you cheat on [00:09:00] them?

Amandha: Not really. Would you go and would you masturbate all the time, try to get pleasure? Like what would you, wouldn’t you feel. I think so. Yeah. So I think this is a bigger agenda going on here. All right. To cut away this normal functioning part of the body gliding action. The gliding action of the foreskin is the only moving part of the penis.

Amandha: During any sexual activity, the foreskin and glans work in unison, their mutual interaction creates a complete sexual response. In heterosexual intercourse, the non-abrasive gliding of the penis in and out of itself within the vagina facilitates smooth and pleasurable intercourse for both partners. Without this gliding action, the corona of the circumcised penis can function as a one-way valve.

Amandha: Dragging vaginal lubricants out into the drying air and making artificial lubricants essentially essential for non-painful in intercourse. Then people have to use lube [00:10:00] because everything gets dried out and very uncomfortable and for both partners. So, yay fun. That’s fun times, isn’t it? It’s like the only good thing we have on earth is sex

Amandha: Okay. There’s a couple, there’s a couple. Good. There’s chocolate. I mean, there’s a few other things, but like, you know what I mean? Come on. Sex with your husband or wife or your partner is a bonding experience. It’s meant to bring you together, right? Yeah. If you can’t do that, you’d. You just, you’re lonely.

Amandha: You’re not with someone. You can’t bond on that level. I mean, there’s a whole bunch going on there. There’s more to it than just in and out, you know what I mean? All right. Specialized sensory tissue. This is where it gets very fascinating. In addition to the rigid bands mentioned above, thousands of coiled fine touch receptors called Meissner’s corpuscles can constitute the most important sensory component of the penis.

Amandha: The foreskin contains branches of the dorsal nerve in between 10,000. And 20,000 specialized [00:11:00] erotogenic nerve endings of several types, which are capable of sensing slight motion and stretch subtle changes in temperature and fine gradations in texture. It’s like an other digit.

Amandha: It’s like a finger to pick up that level of sensitivity and that nuance like you’re with someone and you’re making love and that, you know, knowing where that partner is and all of that communication, that’s very deep. Okay. The frenulum, this is a highly nerve laden web of tissue that tethers the inner foreskin to the underside of the glans.

Amandha: It’s similar to the frenulum found under the tongue. Okay. Okay. That’s a frenulum under the tongue, the upper lip, and the clitoral hood in the female foreskin. For many intact men, the penile frenulum is a male G spot. It’s highly pleasurable when repeatedly stretched and relaxed. During sexual activity, depending on the surgical method used, the frenulum is partially to completely [00:12:00] destroyed by circumcision.

Amandha: You know how many circumcision, botches there are? And then when they grow up, they have constant. Painful issues, surgeries, again the, I mean, it’s so stupid and it all could be prevented just by not doing it. Proper blood flow. The foreskin contains several feet of blood vessels, including the frenular artery and branches of the dorsal artery.

Amandha: The loss of this rich vascularization interrupts normal blood flow to the shaft and glans of the penis, damaging the natural function of the penis and altering its development. You know, blood flow is life, blood flow is everything. If you damage blood flow in your body, you have disease, period. Period.

Amandha: You have it. Immunological defense. The soft mucosa of the inner foreskin produces plasma cells, which secrete immunoglobulin antibodies and antibacterial proteins such as the pathogen killing enzyme called lysozyme. Now, anything that is an internal organ that is exposed to the outside has natural defenses.

Amandha: Your mouth, your skin, anything that’s that from outside to [00:13:00] within. Foreign material can get in. That’s not, you has these enzymes and cells to communicate with the rest of the body and to protect the body. That’s what it is. That’s how you stay healthy is to make sure that the body knows what is self and what is non-self and then goes to the get the job of getting out non-self things that are not of the self that need to go.

Amandha: Then that’s the body gets tags that with immunological tagging and then lets the rest of the somatids in the body do the work, getting it out. Simple as that. And guess what? The foreskin has that too, and you’re taking that away.

Amandha: That’s what’s such a joke about this lie about HIV/AIDS and all this kind of crap.

Amandha: I mean, first of all, HIV doesn’t even exist, so you can watch my videos on what I call the hoax of viruses. But then they lie and tell you that you, that if you circumcise your child, they have less chance of getting HIV aids. Oh my God, really? It’s actually the exact [00:14:00] opposite. Just like they’ll tell you with vaccines or if you get vaccines, you prevent disease.

Amandha: It’s the exact opposite. If you get a vaccine, you get the disease. That is the disease. You’re getting a disease. Just flip everything around what they say upside down, and you’ve pretty much got the truth okay. All right, so we know this is going the first line of defense at the penis. Hello and intact men are at a lower risk of chlamydia and other sexually transmitted diseases.

Amandha: Well, guess what, because they’re, they have their natural skin cells and communication devices there that can tell the body what they’re coming in contact with and what they need to produce to make sure that self can is self and not getting non-self cells and bacteria and so forth inside of it.

Amandha: Simple as that proper lymph flow.

Amandha: This one’s interesting. The foreskin contains lymphatic vessels, which are necessary for proper lymph flow and immunological functioning. So it has a lot of lymph. As well, which is they’re very fine vessels. And we’ve learned more and more about the lymphatic system, that it’s very [00:15:00] vital and it actually is very intricate and there’s so much more, we’re still learning about the body.

Amandha: We’re still so ignorant. It’s ridiculous. And how we even go forward. In this ignorance and just agree to this false science and make a decision that has a huge impact on the entire life of our child. The entire life of your child is impacted on some kind of careless decision just to hand your baby over to butcher’s.

Amandha: Right? That’s the entire rest of their life. Now, without that, you can’t get that back. If they wanna go ahead and mutilate themselves when they’re older, that’s their own decision, right? But to do it in a child is going to impact the rest of their life and their sexual life. Wow. You don’t own that child.

Amandha: You made that child. That child came through you, but you don’t ruin them. They’re a soul. They have their own independent life. Get over yourself. Estrogen receptors. This is really amazing that there are estrogen receptors [00:16:00] on the end of well on the glans, but also on the foreskin, mainly the foreskin.

Amandha: And they don’t even understand why, but I’ll tell you why. Because estrogen is what a female makes, and there’s a feedback loop of the estro. Being hit on that receptor. So estrogen coming off, the female touching that, and I bet there’s a feedback loop going, what kind of sperms coming through and all of that to make a child of a specific type.

Amandha: Because depending on where a woman is in her cycle, she produces varying levels of estrogen. And that feedback isn’t that amazing. So that estrogen is gonna feed back to the male and tell the male, inform. Of sperm. The sperm and what’s gonna be made and how much, even to ejaculate. I mean, I bet it’s all that.

Amandha: I bet you bucks. That’s what it’s, and if she’s fertile or not, and what’s going in and how the baby’s being made. Because a lot of this obviously isn’t just for pleasure, it’s also for reproduction. So there’s feedback, information, there’s communication going on there. [00:17:00] There is penis, vagina talking. Yes.

Amandha: All right Apocrine glands. These glans produce pheromones, nature’s invisible, yet compelling signals to potential sexual partners. The effect of their absence on human sexuality and behavior has never been studied. I’ll tell you this much. You don’t have it. You don’t have the proper com, like chemical communication with your mate.

Amandha: You’re gonna pick wrong partners. How’s our divorce rate looking these days? Sebaceous glans. The oils produced by these glans lubricated moisture as a foreskin and glans so that the two structures function together smoothly. Make sense? Dartos fascia. This is a smooth muscle sheet that underlies the scrotum, the entire penis and tip of the foreskin.

Amandha: It’s necessary for proper temperature regulation of the genitals. You know, if you get bronchitis and you get if you have a high fever and you get bronchitis, it damage your. Proper temperature re regulation of the boys is important for spermiogenesis, right? And this, [00:18:00] the foreskin actually communicates the temperature back to that area, to what needs to be cooled down or whatever.

Amandha: If you need to hang lower, if you need to tighten it up, you know what I’m saying? Like that is amazing. That is an amazing communication. But cut it off because I’m sure it has no bearing. Who needs it? Who needs all this communication? It’s just a piece of skin. Snap. All right, so that’s the Dartos fascia.

Amandha: Half the dartos fascia is destroyed by circumcision. Good job guys. Natural texture and coloration of the glans. The intact glans is normally moist and shiny, pinkish-red to dark purple. These visual cues often attract and excite a sexual partner. The glans of a circumcised penis is dry, rough, and often light pink to blueish gray color, ugly.

Amandha: Sorry, buddy. Ugly pretty me. Zero risk of serious infection or [00:19:00] surgical injury. Unfortunately, boys who suffer botched circumcisions lose part or all of their penis from surgical mishap or subsequent infections. Do you really wanna risk your son’s life like this? Is that, is it that important to you to risk their life they just got born?

Amandha: How about you let them live a little before you go and put them under the surgical knife? Good idea. Beware of surgeons they’re trained to cut. They like cutting. They get off on it. Be careful. They’re also paid to cut, right? That’s their business. So they are often sexually reassigned when they fuck up your son’s penis.

Amandha: So now they become a girl. Whoops. Now they’re a girl. Oh yeah. That’s gonna go well for them, for their life. They’re not gonna be cuckoo at all. Because the transsexual. Culture. They’re really sane and healthy of mind. Yeah, real good. Okay. But don’t say that because you can’t say anything against them because they’re, because’ whatever.

Amandha: Don’t say that. Don’t dare say anything. We’re in them in a PC culture. Do. Okay. So now [00:20:00] they’re transgendered because somebody screwed up with the knife on their.

Amandha: Think about that for a second please. So now they’re relegated to life of hormone therapy. What do hormones do? Just think about it for a second. I know when I’m ovulating, I don’t think you wanna cross me sideways. You know what I’m saying? Hormones are very powerful for our motions. They’re, they are one and the same.

Amandha: Really. They do affect how we. Now you’re gonna be giving synthetic hormones into the body and they’re gonna be stable with mood and mind. Think so, food for thought. Just saying pseudo females. And they’ve never assessed the success of these pseudo females in life. How they, how are they doing? How are they doing?

Amandha: How is their mental, emotional health? How are their relationships? [00:21:00] Are they doing a lot of heroin? Are they like functional members of society? What are they doing? Nobody knows. Nobody seems to care. Seems either zero Risk of death from surgery. Oh, wait a second. They can die from circumcision. Yeah. Every year, boys die from the complications of circumcision.

Amandha: The fact that the American circumcision industry ignores, obscures or downplays well, they don’t want you to know there’s little scam they want you to keep doing it. Obviously, zero risk of delayed or diminished maternal bonding circumcision, even if anesthetic is used, causes unavoidable operative trauma and post-operative pain that has been shown to disrupt bonding with the mother.

Amandha: Which in turn interferes with the first developmental task of every human. That of trust. Trust in human contact and in personal safety, et cetera. [00:22:00] Yes, of course. You think that child can’t feel, they don’t even really numb the pain. They put a sucker, a lollipop, in their mouth, poor things, strap them down.

Amandha: They can’t even fight back. How do you think they’re gonna think about their world now? Is it safe? Can they trust their own mother or. Who did this to them ever again? Really? What does it do to the psyche? A lot I’ll tell you a lot. Electromagnetic cross communication, anecdotal reports. Anecdotal, not in trouble for saying this before.

Amandha: See it, right? Amanda? Anecdotal reports.

Amandha: Suggest that without the mucosa of its foreskin, the penis lacks the capacity for the subtle electromagnetic energy transfer that occurs during contact between two mucous membranes, the vaginal walls, and the exposed inner lining of the foreskin. Such contact contributes to the full experience of sexual pleasure.

Amandha: Yes, for electrical [00:23:00] beings, just look at the heart for an example. Just look at the cell potential, how it has to open. Just look at a muscle contracting.

Amandha: All electrical.

Amandha: It’s all electrical.

Amandha: We are electrical. We have a field this messes with the field. Actually, any cut, poke, prod will mess with the etheric field, what’s called the etheric field, which is what is being explained here, which is the electromagnetic spectrum that is within and on us that you can actually, it’s tangible.

Amandha: You can see it, you can take pictures of it. It’s real. People who are sensitive can see it with their own two eyes. Such contact, full experience of sexual pleasure. These reports deserve further scientific study. Well, It does deserve a lot more. The foreskin is necessary for optimal health and wellbeing of the male, as well as contributing to fulfillment in sexual relationships.

Amandha: This is from NOHARMM.org/advantage.htm. All right. I read that for you in case you can’t read. [00:24:00] My point is, and I, you know, I’m trying to, I’m trying to get through to people here and help you understand how ridiculous it is, and it’s so ridiculous that we even have to fight for your baby.

Amandha: Like other people are fighting for your baby’s health is this, I’m not having a son. I’m not do Right. You know what I’m saying? To that point where we are trying to fight for your children sharing truth, because this is true information.

Amandha: There is nothing you need to add or take away from your baby now unless they were born with webbed hands and feet and you wanna fix that.

Amandha: Okay? Okay. Okay.

Amandha: I’m talking about a normal baby that has everything intact you don’t need to go and take anything out. You don’t need to add anything in. Their immune systems are fine. They learn by experience. They get it from the mother’s breast [00:25:00] milk. They get it. They learn about it, their experience by eating soil, eating dirt.

Amandha: And that’s a natural reflex. Okay. And we have a problem with bonding in our culture, in our. And I know that the circumcised population is affected very effective for that bond level of bonding. I know that I’m holding out for a non circumcised male, so if you wanna date me, you better have it all intact. sorry, but that’s my preference.

Amandha: So like, there you go. Right? How many women I know in their fifties are trying to have a normal sex life and they can’t because the male circumcised, they dry out, and as a woman matures, there’s less estrogen to keep things moist. Just the way, it’s the way it’s made. So anyway I wanted to touch on that, what I was talking about in my birthing story and all of this.

Amandha: And I had a girl, I didn’t have to go through the same levels of [00:26:00] it as women who are having boys, boy children. It’s easy. You just, you never retract the fricking foreskin. That’s where trouble ensues. That the stupid idiot doctors who think that they have to retract the foreskin.

Amandha: Get an education.

Amandha: Be responsible if you’re gonna, if you’re gonna parade around your little MD stupid title, think you’re all important and better than other people. At least learn something. At least educate yourselves outside of your brainwashed schools your mind controlled corporate run schools. Get a life, get, you know, take some responsibility.

Amandha: My god, you know, and at least don’t retract a normal healthy child’s foreskin. It will go on its own. You just clean. You clean what is seen. That’s it. It’s easier to take care of a child who has a foreskin. Just clean what is seen when they get older. They will start to have erections. They will learn about their, you know, how to clean underneath when it finally retracts on its own.[00:27:00]

Amandha: It’s not difficult.

Amandha: I dunno where this myth came from and yes, sure when I did hear one complaint about a woman taking care of her elderly uncircumcised father, and it was hard because she had to clean that. And I’m like, oh, well, here we are now on the other end of life where we have to discuss the, which I’ll probably have to do a talk on that.

Amandha: We have to talk about this drugging and poisoning all the way through life so that at the end of life, inebriated and wheelchair bound, and they can’t function anymore and take care of themselves because we’ve damaged them all through their entire life by poisoning them and doing all kinds of heinous ridiculous things.

Amandha: That’s a different story. But don’t make that your excuse. Fine, circumcise the elderly, if that’s what, if he needs that, if it’s a problem. Put him under, you know, anesthetize the area and get it done. If he’s not gonna use the foreskin anymore, because he’s [00:28:00] wheelchair bound, that’s a different story.

Amandha: But don’t mix your stories up because to have a lifelong, normal, healthy sexual life, free of disease, happy, committed in your relationships, bonded deeply, bonded bonding with your mother, all of this stuff not brain damage. There was a study that, I’ll see if I can pull it up and post it, but study showing actual foci, nerve damage, brain damage done by a circumcision and their brains are never rewired.

Amandha: The same again with that trauma. We know from Dr. Hamer’s work the German new medicine, that any trauma will leave a mark on the, from the psyche into the brain. Whether it’s the [unclear], I would imagine we see it in the ponds and in the cerebellum. Damage from trauma, it hits the brain and it affects disease later in life.

Amandha: Okay, how about we take a deep breath and just stop meddling with natural processes and go to nature [00:29:00] for the medicine and walk away from the brainwashed society that compels us to think we have to hand over our power to them and just get back to nature, because truth will always, it will always linger. It will always last.

Amandha: It will always stay. And we just have to remember it and then live by it. Okay? And if your religion tells you have to cut your little boy’s penis or your little girl’s vagina, then your religion is messed up and you need to walk away from it. And I know there are, in Judaism, there’s sickness embedded in it.

Amandha: But there are Jews against circumcision. There are more and more groups supporting that, even within the religious doctrine. Align with them. Get those, get a club going in your area. Talk about it. Don’t let the PC world shut your mouth. You gotta talk, we gotta talk about these. You know, I do it in a way that’s really [00:30:00] bold and out there because that’s who I am and I’m gonna live who I am.

Amandha: I’m gonna be who I am. Right? And that’s my message. That’s a way that I communicate. And you may communicate in a different way, but that’s your in individual self-expression that you have a right to do. You. We are in. A free society, or we’re trying to make a free society, or we’re trying to break out of the bonds of this society.

Amandha: And so we need to speak about these things and not be quiet about them, and that it does impact you with your whole society of circumcised males. It impacts the males, and then it’ll impact your society. It impacts your community. It does affect you. And so you do have a right to say something., you don’t have the right to dictate anything, but you do have a right to open your mouth and say what you feel.

Amandha: Okay, so do it. We need more of it. More people saying enough, especially in Canada, oh my gosh, nobody says anything. Ugh,. You [00:31:00] know? And at least I noticed the difference in America, at least in America, they go, no way. You suck. You know, at least in New York, you get one of these like, yeah, fine. I’d rather this than, oh, everything’s fine.

Amandha: Don’t worry about it. And then, you know, in their little houses that fucking, that passive aggressive bullshit, I’d rather you just tell ’em off. All right, I’m going on and on. Hope that was helpful for you. Share it with new moms. Help them become empowered to make those decisions for their children and to get educated on the facts that circumcision is an absolute fraud.

Amandha: Same with vaccination.

Amandha: All of these stupidities that came in from big business industry want nothing more than to control you, suppress you, damage you, take from you until you’re dead.

Amandha: Have a good day. Talk to you soon.[00:32:00]