How do magic mushrooms effect men and women differently?
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Does Terence McKenna have nothing to say on the subject?  I'm fairly sure his wife took hallucinogens with him.  I think "Food of the Gods" might explore gender and mushroom use.
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Women and men? I can see how it might help some women I've known achieve orgasm more easily. One in particular had a hard time getting there because she couldn't relax enough; she couldn't breathe (Either that or I wasn't up to par...) We tried breathing exercises, which didn't really work. I wonder if staring at something, particularily something smooth and soothingly blue, might serve as a sort of meditative object, a way to focus attention and thus relax. To turn off the mind, so to speak. The mind can get in the way when you're trying to let yourself go orgasmically.\n\nAs for men, I don't know. Can men experience different levels of intensity in orgasm? I think I'll ask this question....
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PMS is now acceped as a clinical syndrome that causes many symptoms similar to psychosis in some women. Testosterone however does not cause the same effects in men
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Gender difference are rooted in brains, and the physical difference is an extension of that. By brains I don't mean minds. The difference is an evolutionary one, the man does the physical-labor like bringing the food home, the woman does the mental-labor like cooking, caring for the children, and just talking with their sweet voice, which is sweeter than those of men in general. The man needs stress-relief, and the physical attributes and verbal sounds of the woman are the ultimate stress-relief to the man.
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Men respond to visual stimuli and are not as reliant on their feelings.\nSome women respond to visual stimuli also, but they are more talkative and communicate what they are feeling more openly.
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Women do not experience orgasm as reliably as men, and reports of difficulty reaching orgasm are common. Usually, men can have an orgasm, although rarely, men may have what's called an inhibited orgasm. Even a man whose prostate has been removed can still have an orgasm.\n\nMany women require direct clitoral stimulation before orgasms; some women have never had an orgasm. From what we know about the differences in sexual response between men and women, it seems that the female orgasm is more dependent upon certain conditions such as her constitution, her partner, the quality of the couple's lovemaking, and her mood, stress, and energy levels.\n\nDespite these many factors affecting a woman's ability to orgasm, a single word may help to describe the source of orgasmic problems experienced by many women: arousal. Women are often insufficiently sexually aroused to reach orgasm.\n\nArousal tends to take longer, is more vulnerable to interruption, and is more difficult to restore in women than in men. A broader range of stimuli arouse men, whereas women's arousal tends to be much more contextual.\n\nLet's look at two examples. First, women who suffer from low testosterone complain of difficulties with sexual arousal and also, often, of loss of orgasmic capacity. Frequently, a treatment regimen of replacement testosterone restores not only arousal, but also the capacity for satisfying orgasms.\n\nIf arousal is not restored, orgasmic capacity will not return, either. A second example comes from a recent case report in which three women who were taking SSRI antidepressants and suffering from anorgasmia (inability to have an orgasm) were given Cialis, a PDE5 inhibitor, before engaging in sex.\n\nMedications in the PDE5 class (Viagra is another) work specifically on the body's arousal mechanisms. All three women responded to the Cialis and regained their capacity for orgasm.\n\nLow hormone levels (in the first example) and a side effect of a drug used to treat depression (in the second) may interfere with a woman's ability to become sexually aroused.\n\nOther factors, such as boredom, partner conflicts, stress from jobs or children, or psychological inhibition can also impair sexual arousal. It's important for a woman first to establish what factors are blocking her arousal, and then to work with an appropriate health professional to address her specific problem.\nhttp://health.yahoo.com/experts/sexderogatis/636/no-orgasm-it-may-mean-poor-arousal;_ylt=AlfLF.8apkwsliWbi2aVt5XVvLcF\n\nHere is a forum about it.....
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It does have the same effect that in men,erection (of the clitoris and nipples in women). But doesn't increase the sex drive. Same restrictions apply to females (don't use if you have heart, circulatory or blood pressure problems). It is reported that it does increase sensation and orgasms, but isn't clinically proved.\n\nNo, it is not hormonal, and won't grow beards in women.\n\nYes the study implies it increases the sex drive, but then says it was not significant (statistically) against a placebo
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Orthotrycyclen-Lo is a good one a good bit of the female soldiers we see take it and outside of snapping on someone now and again there is very little outward side-effects. As far as libido, some of them are freaks, so maybe this is what you are looking for. I've also seen fewer sides in Levitra so there you go and take this info with a grain of salt.
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i have smoked pot daily for years as well as my on/off boyfriend of three years and i have never noticed his boobs growing! we are both in good shape and quite slender naturally so pot hasn't even made us gain weight from munchies. side effects i guess are the typical lowered sex drive, lowered sperm count and amotivational syndrome in some people although it's typically associated with an already lowered motivation/depressed mood and is not causally linked to pot. incidentally, munchies might just be a learned behavior but there is some evidence that it stimulates parts of the hypothalamus that stimulate appetite. as for boobs hurting, i have never felt that and neither has my guy! if they are, maybe you should get checked, guys can get breast cancer too, in fact it is more common than most realize.
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sex appetite does not rely on gender differences. Personality and childhood enviroment in wich one grows play the most important role. Some biological features influence sex appetite too.
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Actually, soy lowers testosterone levels. Most soy products contain the phytoestrogens (plant estrogens) known as isoflavones, which have been time and time again shown to reduce testosterone levels.\n\nThis can lead to decreased libido and lower sperm count.\n\nAccording to a well-respected health professional and author, Dr. Daniel, "Pediatricians are reporting more and more cases of emasculated boys reaching puberty with breasts and tiny penises. Undescended testicles are also far more common than they were in the past. Remember too that soy estrogens damage far more than the reproductive system. The thyroid is usually hurt first, leading to loss of energy, weight gain, depression, lethargy, and a host of other symptoms.\n\nOverall, more and more evidence is revealing that soy has many harmful or dangerous results for both men and women. Eat soy products only in moderation, if you have to eat them at all.\n\n----\nNew: Humorous\n\nThat's why Japanese men have such small penises. There's an old wives tale that Japanese women punish their straying husbands by feeding them a lot of tofu!
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Not very much.  Ive seen Murry shows that have men & women who have had sex changes & the audiance has to pick out the men & women.  Sometimes it is very hard to C a great lookin woman & think she use to be a man.  WOW. I would think a man would get so tired of getting screwed over by a woman & change. R a man cant handle his sex roll so he has a sex change R Men think they can do better by being a woman.  Who knows.
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A lot of people get neurotransmitters and hormones confused.  They are both signal molecules, but I don't know of any neurotransmitters that influence gender.  There are the obvious HORMONES; testosterone being the major influence before birth.
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It is a hormone found in both men and women. But there's a lot more present in men. It gives them their manly physical appearance, like deeper voice and facial hair. It also makes men a little bit more of a risk-taker compared to women.
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Psylocibin mushrooms have been eaten to get high for as long as there have been humans.  They're not the kind of mushrooms you'll find in any store or along a trail in the woods.  \n\nEating mushrooms is supposedly similar to taking acid, though the trip is usually shorter, around 6 hours.  The buzz is said to include visual hallucinations (making normal things seem weird or new, but not seeing elephants or things that aren't there), and a warm tingling body buzz.\n\nMushrooms are reported to taste horrible.
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Hallucinogenic drugs cause both physical and psychological effects on humans. The physical effects of these drugs include: dilated pupils, elevated body temperature, increased heart rate and blood pressure, appetite loss, sleeplessness, tremors, headaches, nausea, sweating, heart palpitations, blurring of vision, memory loss, trembling, and itching. A user of hallucinogenic drugs will also experience a number of psychological alterations in the brain. These drugs may cause hallucinations and illusions as well, as the amplification of sense, and the alterations of thinking and self-awareness. It is quite possible to have a bad reaction to hallucinogenic drugs. This is referred to as a "bad trip" and may cause panic, confusion, suspicion, anxiety, and loss of control. The long-term effects of these drugs can be quite dangerous. These long-term effects may include: flashbacks, mood swings, impaired thinking, unexpected outbursts of violence and eventually possibly depression that may lead to death or suicide.
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yep, eventually just like women get desentized men can do the same.  I mean if y'all saying it's so painful that if men had to they would stop having babies, Have Y'all?\n\nThere are herbal remedies for that, ya know.