Marijuana Research Offers New Hope For Male Birth Control Pill

February 13, 2010

http://www.godlikeproductions.com/news/Breaking_News/15606-Marijuana_Research_Offers_New_Hope_For_Male_Birth_Control_Pill

(I'd say the side effect is bad karma for messing with nature. I watch an English documentry about a group of infertile men and they all ate junk food and many smoked and drank too much. So they were put on a diet of raw food and quit smoking and drinking and viola! before 3 mths was up all their tired and stunted sperm started becoming normal, and they were fertile again. They didn't say if the smoked pot, but that and alcohol lowers testosterone so that may be why more people in the western world are having difficulty conceiving. I wrote something which covers this and show how soy to feminizing men as well:

http://www.angelfire.com/nm2/nmolloy/suicide.html

N)

Popsci.com

2010-02-10

The male birth control pill has lingered for years tantalizingly just out of reach, in the realm where rumor meets science. Recently developed hormonal and mechanical contraceptives never found an audience, serving only to highlight the absence of a male pill. Now, an examination of how smoking pot lowers fertility may make the male pill more than a persistent rumor.Writing in last week's issue of the journal Cell, University of California, San Francisco, researcher Yuriy Kirichok revealed a new link between bong hits, a protein called Hv1, and the ability of sperm to swim. Hv1 activates in alkaline environments, like the vagina. Kirichok's study showed that endocannabinoid anandamide, a chemical found in the kind bud, raises the testes' pH. In that raised-pH environment, sperm start swimming too early, and get too tired to reach the egg once they actually exit the body.A pill that contains anandamide, or in some other fashion alters the pH in testicles, could make anyone's sperm as lazy and apathetic as the spliff-ripping burnouts gaining that sterility the hard way.However, before every tosses out their condoms in favor of some chronic, it should be noted that an Hv1 pill can't hit the market until some scientists explore some potential side effects. Specifically, Hv1 protein acts across the body in a range of different ways, not just in sperm. By changing the pH environment for Hv1 protein in general, bodily functions may alter in unforeseen ways. So while this is definitely a positive step towards creating the long-desired male birth control pill, it may not be available in stores until after Gilliam finally finishes his Don Quixote movie.

February 13, 2010

They used to medicate their brain... anytime this is done without a purpose of meditation... there is a deteriment to the Karma...

This goes along with everyone... and anyone that abuses any substance... including food alcholol and street drugs... SonyaLive Like its your Last dayLaugh Like no one can hear youLove Like you have never been hurtDance like no one is watchinghttp://joini5.com/sonyaz

Misty <misty8Health and Healing <health_and_healing >; Armageddon or New Age <armageddon-or-newage >Sat, February 13, 2010 6:04:03 AM Marijuana Research Offers New Hope For Male Birth Control Pill

Marijuana Research Offers New Hope For Male Birth Control Pill

http://www.godlikep roductions. com/news/ Breaking_ News/15606- Marijuana_ Research_ Offers_New_ Hope_For_ Male_Birth_ Control_Pill

(I'd say the side effect is bad karma for messing with nature. I watch an English documentry about a group of infertile men and they all ate junk food and many smoked and drank too much. So they were put on a diet of raw food and quit smoking and drinking and viola! before 3 mths was up all their tired and stunted sperm started becoming normal, and they were fertile again. They didn't say if the smoked pot, but that and alcohol lowers testosterone so that may be why more people in the western world are having difficulty conceiving. I wrote something which covers this and show how soy to feminizing men as well:

http://www.angelfir e.com/nm2/ nmolloy/suicide. html

N)

Popsci.com

2010-02-10

The male birth control pill has lingered for years tantalizingly just out of reach, in the realm where rumor meets science. Recently developed hormonal and mechanical contraceptives never found an audience, serving only to highlight the absence of a male pill. Now, an examination of how smoking pot lowers fertility may make the male pill more than a persistent rumor.Writing in last week's issue of the journal Cell, University of California, San Francisco, researcher Yuriy Kirichok revealed a new link between bong hits, a protein called Hv1, and the ability of sperm to swim. Hv1 activates in alkaline environments, like the vagina. Kirichok's study showed that endocannabinoid anandamide, a chemical found in the kind bud, raises the testes' pH. In that raised-pH environment, sperm start swimming too early, and get too tired to reach the egg once they actually exit the body.A pill that contains anandamide, or in some other fashion alters

the pH in testicles, could make anyone's sperm as lazy and apathetic as the spliff-ripping burnouts gaining that sterility the hard way.However, before every tosses out their condoms in favor of some chronic, it should be noted that an Hv1 pill can't hit the market until some scientists explore some potential side effects. Specifically, Hv1 protein acts across the body in a range of different ways, not just in sperm. By changing the pH environment for Hv1 protein in general, bodily functions may alter in unforeseen ways. So while this is definitely a positive step towards creating the long-desired male birth control pill, it may not be available in stores until after Gilliam finally finishes his Don Quixote movie.