Testosterone 'could prevent' Alzheimer's

Testosterone 'could prevent' Alzheimer's:
Men with higher levels of the hormone testosterone could be more resistant to Alzheimer's disease, a new study claims.

US scientists say they have discovered a direct link between a lack of the male hormone and the onset of similar neurodegenerative diseases in mice.

Researchers from the University of Southern California argue that testosterone-based hormone therapy could held treat elderly men with Alzheimer's, as well as aiding the prevention of the disease altogether.

In the study, published today in the Journal of Neuroscience, laboratory mice had their ability to produce testosterone disabled and then divided into two groups. The first group received supplements of the hormone while the second was given none.

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Why women don't go bald

Why does DHT play an important role in hair loss?:
For years the medical community tried to explain why some men have Male Pattern Baldness while others didn't. All previous theories have been disproved. Recently scientists discovered that DHT is responsible for Male Pattern Baldness. That still didn't explain why some men kept their hair.

Researching further, scientists discovered that men who lost their hair had higher levels of DHT in their system. They also had increased numbers of DHT receptors in their hair follicles. These two things allow DHT to eventually 'squeeze the life out' of hair follicles.

Certain medications were tested, and it was clinically proven that reducing DHT caused hair loss to stop, and hair to start growing again. By using products that reduce DHT production, you have a solid foundation for your hair loss prevention program.

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French men have the biggest shlong?

Rising up in protest over the long and short of penis size - MSN-Mainichi Daily News:
Researchers cited the findings of Andromedical, a Spanish company, which found that French men stood erect at an average of 16 centimeters, with Italians at 15 centimeters and Mexicans at 14.9 centimeters. South Koreans' 9.6 centimeters were the shortest recorded, while Indians stood at just 10.2 centimeters. (Japanese, incidentally, measured a healthy 13.0 centimeters to rank 10th of 16 nationalities, surprisingly topping the 12.9 centimeters that Americans recorded).

But before the pride of anybody is harmed, it should be noted that many dispute the Spanish company's survey. Other women also dispute the finding, like the OL who says she has slept with men from over 30 different countries.

"French guys I've slept with have been, like a lot of Japanese, uncircumcised, but I didn't think they were particularly large," she says.

"Their peach-colored penises were hard and thick, but they fit perfectly with the Japanese condoms I gave them to use. Apart from the color, they were no different to the Japanese ones. My memories are struggling to breath from all the chest hair that kept hitting me when they were in the missionary position. They were fantastic at sex, though, really concentrating hard. They never leave you alone and are really kinky. The French have got an inordinate interest in anal sex."

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Massage your penis for relaxation

Penis massage therapy for relaxation and to prevent premature ejaculation and prostate problems in men; improve your man's sexual health and relieve stress:
The purpose of the massage therapy is to enable your man to relax, and to receive expanded pleasure from his penis and also to delay the spilling of his seed (ejaculation) for as long as possible. His partner (the giver) will also experience the joy of facilitating and witnessing the man surrendering to his softer, gentler side.



This massage therapy can be used as a form of safe sex and is an excellent process to build trust and intimacy. This massage can be helpful to men whom are prone to premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction and also those suffering from an enlarged prostate. It can also be used to help men heal from negative sexual conditioning and trauma.

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Clinical study commisioned for penis enlargement exercises

Penis enlargement exercise program now undergoing an independent clinical study:
One of the biggest problems faced by men interested in penis enlargement exercises is the lack of clinical studies that can back up the effectiveness of this technique with incontrovertible data collected according to the scientific standards of our age.

Traditionally, those who believe in the power of exercises to change the length and girth of the penis had to make do with their own experiences and the testimonies of other brave souls who defied the conventional wisdom and tried the exercises themselves.

The only existing study of the effects of penis enlargement exercises was conducted in the UK by Doctor Brian Richards, author of numerous books and hundreds of articles on sex-related subjects. The study was performed in the late 1970s and it focused on proving or disproving the effectiveness of an enlargement method called the “Chartham Method”.

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More Uses For Viagra

'Erectile dysfunction' drugs heighten natural anti-cancer activity:
"Sildenafil and other 'impotence drugs' that boost the production of a gassy chemical messenger to dilate blood vessels and produce an erection now also show promise in unmasking cancer cells so that the immune system can recognize and attack them, say scientists at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.

Tests at Hopkins on mice with implanted colon and breast tumors showed that tumor size decreased two- and threefold in sildenafil-treated animals, compared to mice that did not get the drug. In mice engineered to lack an immune system, tumors were unaffected, proof of principle, the scientists say, that the drug is abetting the immune system's own cellular response to cancer."

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Naked DNA to fight impotence

Using DNA for erectile dysfunction:
"BEIJING, Dec. 6 (Xinhuanet) -- Gene therapy using 'naked DNA' may some day help prevent impotence, irritable bowel syndrome, asthma or protect against overactive bladder disease, scientists report.

Preliminary findings from the first human trial of gene therapy against erectile dysfunction found the two patients given the highest doses of the treatment had clinically significant and sustained improvements for up to six months.

The therapy was injected into the penises of men aged 42 to 80. The phase I clinical trial has found it safe in the 11 men it tested. Importantly, the transferred gene was not seen in the men's semen, meaning they should not pass it to the partners."

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Hair-loss drug interferes with prostate cancer test

Propecia found to interfere with cancer test results:
The hair-loss drug Propecia interferes with the most commonly used test for prostate cancer, causing inaccurate readings that can mask the presence of the disease, researchers reported Monday.

An estimated 4 million men worldwide use the drug, whose active ingredient is finasteride, which prevents the breakdown of testosterone. Researchers already knew that the high doses of finasteride in the prostate-enlargement drug Proscar could reduce levels of the marker called prostate specific antigen, or PSA.

The new study is the first to show the lower levels in Propecia also do so.

The suppression could mean that a previously safe reading on a PSA test could be false, said Dr. David Quinn, a medical oncologist at the University of Southern California who has worked on previous studies on finasteride and spoken for the drug's maker, Merck & Co., on other drugs but was not involved with this study.

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