anyboby can sent me this paper. Gillot, C.(2003) Male accessory gland secretions: modulators. .... behavier.?
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You can purchase it for $20...
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is this a TEST?  some kind of conTEST?  i can sure atTEST to the fact that this question is making some people TESTy.\n\ni like your thinking though, it sounds like something i'd come up with!  guys can have our version of crankiness too, can't we?  i have the TESTicular fortitude to say so!\n\nps:  the hot summer nights when i used to tend bar, there were often a lot of fights between the 21-24 year old "boys".  the running gag between the bar staff was that "we could sure smell a lot of "testosterone" in the air those nights. (or maybe it was that awful "axe".)
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yep andropause you can read info about it in this website\nhttp://www.menopauseinfo.org/male-menopause-andropause.html
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Based on your reference quote, it seems to suggest that _any_ prenatal exposure of steroid based hormones increases male-typical behaviour. The fact that the post-natal effects of having a higher oestrogen concentration than testosterone has an "opposite" (female-typical) effect is a red herring.
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where you in the same room as the person who was using..might of had indirects exposure..just enough to cause it show but not enough to cause it to effect you....the guys body more than likely would have filtered it before sperm production but anything is possible
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The most interesting question of the day, so I had to do some research. While I thought it was impossible because of the antigens present in blood types, this article seems to indicate that it can be done. That sure will relieve blood supply issues.
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Ha, that's a good one.  Do some searches on ogoplex, roplex, and viacil supplements.  There's a combination of saw palmetto and other herbs that actually can work very well...maybe not quite Peter North well but it makes a difference.  Also - testosterone boosting supplements help as well.  Vitrix is one of the high quality/potency tribulus tablets that is used for promoting muscle growth.  It works by tricking your body into creating more testosterone.  I think you can see the correlation here.  I have a few friends in their 50's that are swearing by this combination, as well as adding some L-arginine or nitric oxide supplements.  It worked well enough to get them to give up the viagra, so I'd say it's pretty effective.
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I know that the production of testosterone and sperm go hand in hand.  Raise both by taking a zinc supplement.  Be careful with the zinc though, as it can be toxic in high doses.
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The short answer is "no".  At a quick perusal, herballove.com seems to be a website dedicated to providing accurate, medical information about sexual dysfunctions, with the answers given by physicians.  The problem is many of the problems they address aren't medical problems, and most of what the experts say is complete nonsense (and I'm being very polite by not simply labeling it the browner parts of what comes out of the back end of a cow here).\n\nFor instance, there's no such thing as "overmasturbation"... and "leaky penis"?  I can only assume they're referring to the penis expelling some sort of pre-seminal fluid during sexual arousal (which is what they suggest it is).  I know lots of men who would suddenly complain of this problem if it was one.  Of course, it's not.  This "problem" is actually a perfectly normal function of the penis during intercourse, and there are several anatomical structures built into male anatomy (such as the cowper's gland) which are specifically designed to release pre-ejaculatory fluid, partially to neutralize the acidic pH of the urine present in the urethra and make the environment safer for sperm to pass through.  Not only is that "problem" not a problem, it's a sign your sexual anatomy is perfectly healthy and functioning normallly.\n\nTheir products, much like the some of the problems they are designed to address, make no sense.  If you read the ingredients, the first half of quite a few turn out to be nothing more than run of the mill multi-vitamins, which won't do you any harm under normal circumstances, but you might as well pay the two or three dollars and pop a Flintstone's chewable every day and be done with it if that's what you're after, and it should be noted in the case of vitamin A, E, and K... all of these vitamins are fat-soluble and can build up in your bodily tissues, eventually leading to toxic poisoning if you take high doses of them, so you shouldn't consume multiple supplements containing those vitamins, that even modest amounts of vitamin E can be dangerous if you have a cardiovascular condition and are on a standard regimen of anti-platelet aggregates to combat the problem (such as aspirin plus cumadin, warfarin, etc) and that if you smoke, you shouldn't take beta carotene, either, since it's been shown to significantly increase the risk of cancer in smokers.\n\nHerballove doesn't seem to address any of those concerns while being so informed and concerned about your health.\n\nAs for the "harmonizing herbal extract blend", none of it has FDA approval not because the FDA is biased against natural remedies (after all, a large percentage of drugs approved by the FDA are taken from botanical sources, which means they are, in essence, herbal extracts that passed scientific muster), but because these herbs have been shown time and time again, when you put them through standard medical testing, to do absolutely nothing.\n\nEven if they did have a positive effect on their own, quite a few have no business in the same formula with one another in quantities which could have an effect, and none probably appear in quantities sufficient to do anything but fill up a capsule and make it smell a bit funny.\n\nFor instance, saw palmetto, soy protein, and black cohosh all appear in their ViaGrowth III formula which is intended to stop that pesky "leaky penis".  The problem is all three of those ingredients are believed to aid primarily females because all three are supposed to be a sort of natural estrogen... not something you would want in an herbal remedy for a male problem (with the exception of saw palmetto, which is supposed to help with enlarged prostate... and I assure you an enlarged prostate won't lead to your penis leaking... if anything, it will prevent your penis from leaking enough, like, say, when you need to pee).  Siberian Ginseng is als
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Techincal it is scientificly possible there was a studdy done along time ago on this. That giving certin drugs induce the males breast to lactate.\n\nHere is a intresting artical about it also\n\n\nWhats happening to the nation's truckers?\nGrowing concern over hormones in fast-food\n\nBy MARCUS SIMKIN\nWith a report from Mino Kaerguy\nThursday, June 30, 2005 - Page A4\n\n \nE-mail this Article E-mail this Article\nPrint this Article Print this Article\nadvertisement\n\nOTTAWA -- The next time you feel hungry for fried chicken you may want to think twice. Thats the message from OHC staff scientist Jerry Werther.\n\n"We're not saying that any chicken at all will cause you a problem" Werther said at a recent health symposium. "But the massive quantities that is consumed by some traveling professionals, particularly truck drivers, can lead to some serious health issues "\n\nWerther and his OHC staff have just completed a year long study into the effects of hormone levels in the food chain and is currently on a nation-wide tour to spread awareness of this issue.\n\n"We started out by looking at hormones in all levels of the food chain" Werther explains "ranging from synthetics entering the water system due to industry through the effects of hormones used in factory farming to grow food animals quicker and larger."\n\n"What we found is that factory raised chickens are often dosed with massive quantities of TGH, a synthetic growth hormone that is similar to human estrogen. This hormone is carried through the food chain, and has a cumulative effect in people that consume large quantities of the meat over an extended period of time."\n\nThe most suprising effect of this hormone is seen in truckers that spend extended periods of time on the road and eat almost exclusively at truck stop where fried chicken is a staple of the diet. Over time the hormone causes 'feminisation' side-effects on male truckers, symptoms of which include shrinking of the testes, loss of body hair and in extreme cases lactation.\n\nIt is this extreme change that has inspired Werther to hit the road with his message of warning. "When we started looking into the world of professional truck drivers I never guessed this is what I would find. We've documented over one hundred cases of male truck drivers suffering from uncontrollable lactation. This effects their self esteem, their wardrobe and their livelyhood. I just want to get the message out there: too much fried chicken causes male lactation"
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That was GREAT !!!!  thanks for the funfacts.......I'm printing them off and will share one a day with the people in my office......\nAnd just for the record......although a 30 minute orgasm sounds so interesting.....whats it worth if you don't enjoy it?\nPoor Pig......\nHave a Great Day !!!!
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that fit perfectly in women health section!!\nI hope he was drinking water while swallowing!!\nLol.....awesome..thanks for the unexpected laugh!! another good one? so, see you in the Sociology section....!! lmao
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Hey Buddy, the male "G-spot," is where Charlie said it was between the anus and the testicles, that is where the prostate is located.  There is a saying in the medical field which says 'you can milk the prostate,' this is used to collect semen for different purposes, you do have to go through the anus and there you will feel a small ball, that is your prostate and the male 'G-spot.'  Take Care Bud!
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i believe that the hormone is absicac acid or something like that. I know i spelled it wrong, but google it and see what comes up.
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Hey... I was already helping you thro the prior question!!\nHowever for your case just read:\n\nhttp://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/495107\n\nhttp://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1743-6109.2005.20369.x\n\nhttp://www.mrsci.com/Sexual-and-Gender-Identity-Disorders/Premature_ejaculation.php\n\n\nThen I hope you choose me as best answers... at least!
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Androstene, get it at your local supplement store.  (you can't buy at GNC, because it's not approved by the FDA)
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http://www.menshealth.com/cda/article.do?site=MensHealth&channel=style&conitem=945a99edbbbd201099edbbbd2010cfe793cd____