Tanning Beds

Yes, tanning beds can reduce sperm count. Sperm is stored in the testes in the scrotum for a reason. The sperm needs to be held in the scrotum because sperm cannot survive the regular body temperature and needs to be kept at a lower temperature (in the scrotum). When men tan, the temperature of the sperm increases, killing them.

Well you usually dress how you want to (Naked or a bathing suit on). next put on some tanning lotion, usually the kinds for indoor tanning beds, Next get into the bed. Sometimes they just start automatically. Or you have to push the start button. After you are all done with tanning, The bed should shut off automatcally. The get out and get dressed.

If your coco butter is oil based it will ruin the bed! the beds are made of acrylic and I know for a fact oil based lotions will ruin the bed because I work at a tanning salon and just last week a man ruined the bed by using another lotion not approved by the salon. The best tanning lotions on the market are California Tan products. They range from $20-$130. Cypher is their best product out now. If you are going to use coco butter to to maintain your tan, only use it in outdoor tanning.

*Topical Tan Salons Have good oils, lotions and so forth you can go and purchase them and receive 1 FREE in less than a week you can have the perfect tan you want. It's also safe to be pregnant as long as you are under 6 or 7 months in. There are beds stand ups and more. -Tyrza

of course!

the bed is a masturbater sex bed with boobs picture on it

no--- or to use a hot tub or anything else that raises your body (and therefore your baby's) temperature

To be honest, I have no idea. Talk to your doctor and see what they say. They know you more than I.

I don't know the temp but Don't DO IT! Tanning beds work by using UVA and UVB light. Your eyes need to be protected from this. It isn't even enough to just close your eyes, the eyelids are too thin to protect them. Your aquarium does not need this. Use a halogen and you will be very happy and safe.

i don't think it would hurt you but its very risky..you could easily get skin cancer...u should probably minimize it to every other day

I'm assuming you're asking if going to a tanning bed will "reverse the effects" of unprotected sex. No. If you have unprotected sex and sperm makes it to the egg and its the "right time of the month," pregnancy will occur. A tanning bed, hot bath or any other tricks will not make any difference.

Having a base tan is considered slightly protective because a base tan provides you with sun protection comparable to an SPF 4. Without a base tan you are more likely to burn or damage your skin when exposed to sunlight.

== == Yes, what do you think might happen? Don't pregnant women get a sun tan in Mexico, or Africa, without problems? If you are on vacation and tanning in the sun you should be aware that your tan may be patchy, you may get a large freckle across your face and also a darker line down the center of your tummy if wearing a two-piece bathing suit. These are both absolutely normal in pregnancy but may be accentuated by tanning. It is also perfectly okay to go tanning in UV beds. The biggest concern may be overheating. I would not go in for the full time, in a 10 minute bed I would say maybe 7 or 8 minutes and make sure to use a lotion.

No. The environment of the tanning bed is much too harsh for the STD to survive. Think about the UV exposure and the chemicals that are sprayed on the bed for cleaning.

Yes. I would be no different than going in the sun.

Yes or no

not really, but if you go more then once a week you can get skin cancer.

Try not to. Especially if using PIO. It has been known to cause sensitivity to light. Which means you might get a really bad burn even if you've only tanned for a little while.

jerry Lambert

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you would get horrible tan lines

In a tanning bed, electrical energy is converted into light energy and heat energy. The UV light produced by tanning beds interacts with the skin to stimulate melanin production, leading to a deeper tan. Some of the light energy is also absorbed as heat by the body and the surroundings.

It is the process of Electrical to Radiant I believe. Not quite sure, but this is a better answer that what was given to you.