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Women at More Danger From Smoking Than Men?

Posted by on August 23, 2011 at 3:19 pm

Well, maybe testosterone levels do protect us men a little. It seems that men have always had a little more risk out of everything. Men traditionally had a shorter lifespan than women, and were more susceptible to die from things like stroke and heart disease. But that is all changing now. Men are even gaining [...]

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Sexuality Mostly Nurture vs. Nature?

Posted by on August 20, 2011 at 9:58 am

There have been many arguments over what determines a person’s sexual orientation. Some people think you are born heterosexual or homosexual, and as you grow you begin to discover that by the feelings you feel toward the sex you are predetermined to be attracted to. Some people think that homosexuality and heterosexuality are primarily determined [...]

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Controversial Circumcision Fund Drying Up?

Posted by on July 18, 2011 at 9:02 am

Circumcision is a common practice here in the US, but it wasn’t always that way. Since about the mid fifties, it became pretty much the status quo to do this relatively expensive procedure on all male infants at a very young age, all in the name of being sanitary and preventive of disease. Proponents of [...]

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Russell Crowe Doesn’t Like Circumcision

Posted by on July 3, 2011 at 10:28 pm

Circumcision is quite a hot topic amongst some circles. Although it is a custom that a large percentage of Americans have followed, there are some grown men who are uncircumcised because their parents chose not to have this done to their babies, perhaps out of personal of religious beliefs – and that is just fine. [...]

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Supplement Used for Male Enhancement Also Useful for Pre-Eclampsia

Posted by on May 28, 2011 at 1:47 pm

A supplement that is found in countless herbal male enhancement supplements for enhanced sexual performance and pleasure, l-arginine, is part of a new amino acid supplement that also may help pregnant women to avoid a condition that can cause great complications in the pregnancy as well as for the baby and mother’s health called pre-eclampsia. [...]

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Guys Attractiveness All in Their Fingers

Posted by on May 3, 2011 at 9:04 pm

Hmm, that’s a loaded statement I just made. I know it. I’m actually smirking slyly right now because I know that is just loaded with sexual undertones and explicity innuendos about men using their fingers on women in a certain way But seriously, every time I read about human sexuality, attractiveness, and just generally how [...]

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Northwestern Univ. Embarrassed by Sex Toy Demo?

Posted by on March 28, 2011 at 10:29 pm

You probably heard the news and controversy surrounding a professor’s allowance of a live sex toy demonstration at the pretstigious Northwestern University in his classroom as part of a very popular human sexuality class he teaches there.  The professor later said he regretted the reactions the live sex toy demonstration caused and the emotions it [...]

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Requip Drug May Have Caused Man to Gamble, Be Addicted to Gay Sex?

Posted by on February 21, 2011 at 5:20 pm

A drug called Requip, which is used in Parkinson’s patients as well as in some patients with uncontrollable restless legs syndrome, or RLS, where one feels like they can’t control their leg movements at night (I’ve actually had a touch of this here and there, it is VERY weird feeling), may be linked to a [...]

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Handsome? You May Also Be Smarter Than Most

Posted by on January 30, 2011 at 7:54 am

Well, I could certainly see how this new study may be slightly divisive!  A new study is claiming the good looking people tend to be significantly smarter than people who are…um, how to put this diplomatically, a little lacking in the looks department?  So, it appears that good looking people not only are blessed genetically [...]

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Stem Cells from Testes May Cure Men of Diabetes?

Posted by on January 8, 2011 at 6:17 pm

Stem cell therapy has long been a hot topic of discussion, debate, and controversy since it really surfaced not that long ago as a way to potentially cure deadly disease and end human suffering in so many ways. But along with the obvious benefits come a lot of questions of morality, laced with a lot [...]

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