Snowballs™ for Scrotal Pain Relief

Vasectomy? Varicocele? Hydrocele? Spermatocele? Epididymitis? Red Sack Syndrome?

Ouch.

Cycling? Motorcycling? Horseback Riding? Hernia?

Now you've got relief.

Your doctor has probably told you that icing is the best way to beat the pain. What he probably didn't mention is that icing your scrotum is so difficult that it should be named an Olympic sport.

Puddles of melted ice on the floor? Awkward conversations with the neighbors through the front door? Confused (or giggling) offspring?

That was us. But Snowballs™ makes icing convenient. Comfortable, organic all-day underwear with a pouch designed to fit one of our special ice packs - SnowWedges™ - each of which keeps you cold for about 30 minutes, so you can ice - and feel some relief! - whenever convenient.

We built them to maximize fertility. But they'll help relieve your pain.

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The Impact of Scrotal Heat on Testosterone and Aging

As men age, testosterone levels naturally decline, leading to a range of symptoms often referred to as andropause or male menopause. Scrotal heat can exacerbate this natural decline in testosterone, accelerating the onset of age-related symptoms and potentially leading to more severe health consequences. Understanding the impact of scrotal heat on testosterone levels in aging men is crucial for maintaining overall health and quality of life.

The Connection Between Varicoceles and Scrotal Heat-Induced Tes...

A varicocele is a condition characterized by the enlargement of veins within the scrotum. It’s a common cause of male infertility and can also lead to reduced testosterone levels. The condition raises scrotal temperature because the flow of warm blood is impaired and pools in the scrotal area. The resulting increased temperature can negatively impact both sperm production and testosterone synthesis, leading to a range of reproductive and health issues.

How Lifestyle Choices Can Increase Scrotal Heat and Lower Testo...

Lifestyle choices play a significant role in managing scrotal temperature and, consequently, testosterone levels. Many common activities and habits can inadvertently raise scrotal temperature, leading to heat-induced fertility problems and a reduction in testosterone production. Understanding these risks and making informed decisions can help men protect their reproductive health and maintain healthy testosterone levels.

The Role of Environmental Heat in Lowering Testosterone Levels

Environmental factors play a significant role in determining scrotal temperature, which directly impacts testosterone production. Prolonged exposure to high ambient temperatures, whether due to climate, occupational hazards, or lifestyle choices, can elevate scrotal heat and decrease testosterone levels. This is particularly concerning for men who live or work in hot environments, as the effects of sustained heat exposure on testosterone production can be profound.

Understanding the Impact of Scrotal Heat on Testosterone Levels

Testosterone is the cornerstone of male health, influencing everything from muscle mass and bone density to mood and libido. Produced primarily in the testes, testosterone is crucial for maintaining male reproductive health and overall well-being. However, the production of this vital hormone is highly sensitive to temperature changes.

How Testosterone Affects Your Testicles

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Testosterone and its Effect on Cholesterol

Testosterone is a male sex hormone made in the testes. It supports strength and sex drive, stimulates sperm production and sexual function, but it can also affect cholesterol levels. Testosterone and cholesterol share similar chemical structures – both are steroids – and play important roles in the body.

6 Ways You’re Ruining Your Testosterone

If you’re concerned about low testosterone levels, take a look at your everyday habits and way of life. They could be contributing to a drop.

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Researchers from the University of Adelaide in Australia discovered last year that drops in testosterone levels in men are not necessarily just a consequence of age – but are also products of lifestyle and behavior. Presented at the Endocrine Society’s 94th Annual Meeting in Houston, Texas, the study revealed that being obese, whether or not a man smoked and being depressed were all linked with large drops in testosterone.