Jab Kasai (Jap Kasai)
Many people, including young people, have problems with sex because they don’t exercise enough and have unhealthy lifestyles. Problems like LOH syndrome and age-related decline in sexual function are becoming more common and are likely to become more serious in the future. More and more people are choosing testicular massage as a natural treatment that doesn’t rely on drugs. Jab Kasai is a Thai massage that improves male reproductive function. The penis is not touched, so the therapy is safe and comfortable.
Jab Kasai（Jap Kasai） is a traditional Thai therapy for physical and emotional wellbeing in later life. It stimulates nerves, muscles, tendons and organs by releasing toxins and blockages in the lymphatic and blood system. For people with poor circulation due to lack of exercise, stress and fatigue. In Thailand, this therapy was only for the rich because only a few healers could do it. This is how the therapy was passed down from one generation to another.
Benefits of Jab Kasai
- Improved blood flow to the testicles and a neurological approach have many benefits.
The testicles are important for making sperm and controlling male hormones. The testicles need a good blood supply to get the nutrients and oxygen they need to make sperm and get rid of waste. If the testicles don’t get enough blood, they can overheat. This can stop sperm production and cause other problems.
- Promoting the production of sperm
Good blood circulation means more nutrients and oxygen reach the testicles, which improves sperm quality and quantity.
- Promotes male hormones
Testosterone secretion improves vitality, libido and muscle mass.
- Relieves fatigue
Good blood circulation helps to relieve fatigue and improve kidney function.
- Better eyesight
Jab Kasai is thought to improve vision because the testicles are reflex points for the eyes.
Notes
After treatment
- Some discomfort may occur.
- After the procedure, rehydrate and urinate adequately to flush out waste products.
- Go to bed as early as possible and eat a digestive diet (avoid fatty or heavy meals).
- Avoid alcohol and cold drinks.
Contraindications
- Prone to or suffering from diarrhea, hemorrhoids or piles
- Have any other anorectal disease
- Have acute bacterial prostatitis
- Have prostate cancer
- Has an STD, infection, skin disease, or severe allergy
- Have a fever
- High blood pressure
- Heart disease
- Diabetes
- No Erotic service
