A standard practice, circumcision exists as the norm of American culture. Upon birth, males are automatically subjected to becoming circumcised by doctors who perform the simple routine so habitually that the process no longer gets questioned. However, the controversy over circumcision is slowly rising and restoration becomes more and more of a trend. One reason that men opt for restoration is the fact that uncircumcised men enjoy sex more than those who have been circumcised.

Circumcision destroys the most erogenous part of a man's penis. Circumcised men have yet to discover the sensitivity of a fresh penis head where the glans, the area where sexually sensitive nerves are concentrated, have yet to experience keratinization, the process that destroys sensitivity in the penile head.

Keratinization, also known as cornification, occurs because the unprotected, circumcised penis is constantly exposed to the drying effects of the air and rubs against clothing and undergarments. An extremely thing mucus membrane covers surface of the glans penis, which was never intended to be exposed. The glans penis should reside in a warm and moist environment, protected from chafing against clothing and drying from exposure.

However, because institutionalized circumcision creates a significant problem for circumcised men, the exposed glans develops layers upon layers of protective tissue of a tough and fibrous protein called keratin to respond to the harshness of the foreign environment. The process of keratinization and the resulting layers of tissue serve to protect the glans from abrasions and drying but at the same time deaden the highly sensitive nerves on the glans penis.

Uncircumcised men report better, more satisfying sex and boast more intense orgasms when compared to the responses of circumcised men. The process of keratinization has become a problem that often reflects a man's sex life and the enjoyment in which he derives from it. It is a solvable problem however.

Through the Foreskin Natural Restorer, it is possible to restore the foreskin and prompt the process of dekeratinization, often called "going wet" because of the fresh mucus membrane that develops as a result of restoration and protecting the glans.

Once restored, men can expect to begin undergoing the process of dekeratinization once the glans penis is fully covered and protected from further exposure and abrasions. The longer the glans penis contacts the foreskin, the quicker the process will complete. Success also depends on how long the glans was exposed and unprotected due to circumcision. The Foreskin Natural Restorer device will restore a man's foreskin to the point where it is aesthetically identical to an uncircumcised penis. After using the device and achieving coverage, dekeratinization should be complete in a few months, often times within the first ten to twelve months. Using the Foreskin Natural Restorer will allow circumcised men to realize why uncircumcised men enjoy sex more.

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