Archive for May 5th, 2009
Injectable Testosterone May Provide Effective Male Contraception
Chevy Chase, MD–Researchers in China may have found a method for male contraception that is effective, reversible and without serious short-term adverse effects according to a new study accepted for publication in The Endocrine Society’s Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism (JCEM).
“For couples who can not, or prefer not to use only female-oriented contraception, options have been limited to vasectomy, condom and withdrawal,” said Dr. Yi-Qun Gu, MD, of the National Research Institute for Family Planning in Beijing, China. “Our study shows a male hormonal contraceptive regimen may be a potential, novel and workable alternative.”
Dr. Gu said this study is the largest multi-center, male hormonal contraceptive efficacy clinical trial of an androgen preparation in the world. Participants included 1,045 healthy fertile Chinese men aged 20-45 years. Each participant had fathered at least one child within the two years before the study and had a normal medical history. Their female partners were between 18 and 38 years of age and had normal reproductive function.
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Heavy Muscle Radio with Mike Quinn & John Defendis: 05-04-09
by Dave Palumbo
HEAVY MUSCLE RADIO!
“Mighty” Mike Quinn tells us where he’s been hiding for over a year, who he’s training, and what he thinks of Samir Bannout’s allegations that Quinn is just a “Big Liar”!
Intensity or Insanity is a phrase that only John Defendis can personify. Listen to the crazy stories he tells to Dave and John about his experience with Steve Michalik and what he thinks of the bodybuilders of today compared to yesteryear.








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