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Semen and Marijuana
Semen acts as an anti-depressant
The study, which is bound to provoke controversy, showed that the women who were directly exposed to semen were less depressed. The researchers think this is because mood-altering hormones in semen are absorbed through the vagina. They say they have ruled out other explanations.
Study:
People who score over 17 are considered moderately depressed.
His team divided 293 female students into groups depending on how often their partners wore condoms, and assessed their happiness using the Beck Depression Inventory, a standard questionnaire for assessing mood.
The team found that women whose partners never used condoms scored 8 on average, those who sometimes used them scored 10.5, those who usually used them scored 15 and those who always used them scored 11.3. Women who weren't having sex at all scored 13.5.
What's more, the longer the interval since they last had sex, the more depressed the women who never or sometimes used condoms got.
The team also found that depressive symptoms and suicide attempts were more common among women who used condoms regularly compared with those who didn't.
The results aren't a complete surprise because semen does contain several mood-altering hormones, including testosterone, oestrogen, follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinising hormone, prolactin and several different prostaglandins. Some of these have been detected in a women's blood within hours of exposure to semen.
Medical Marijuana : U.S. attorneys told to go after pot traffickers, not patients
http://www.marijuanamedicine.com/index.h
http://www.marijuanamedicine.com/all-ail
http://www.marijuanamedicine.com/mmec-di
The U.S. Justice Department has provided federal prosecutors "clarification and guidance" urging them to go after drug traffickers, but not patients and caregivers, in the 14 states that have medical marijuana laws.
Medical Marijuana is legal in the following states:
Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Maryland, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington.
Any hot young women want to trade the painkiller I need for a good organic sedative ?
The study, which is bound to provoke controversy, showed that the women who were directly exposed to semen were less depressed. The researchers think this is because mood-altering hormones in semen are absorbed through the vagina. They say they have ruled out other explanations.
Study:
People who score over 17 are considered moderately depressed.
His team divided 293 female students into groups depending on how often their partners wore condoms, and assessed their happiness using the Beck Depression Inventory, a standard questionnaire for assessing mood.
The team found that women whose partners never used condoms scored 8 on average, those who sometimes used them scored 10.5, those who usually used them scored 15 and those who always used them scored 11.3. Women who weren't having sex at all scored 13.5.
What's more, the longer the interval since they last had sex, the more depressed the women who never or sometimes used condoms got.
The team also found that depressive symptoms and suicide attempts were more common among women who used condoms regularly compared with those who didn't.
The results aren't a complete surprise because semen does contain several mood-altering hormones, including testosterone, oestrogen, follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinising hormone, prolactin and several different prostaglandins. Some of these have been detected in a women's blood within hours of exposure to semen.
Medical Marijuana : U.S. attorneys told to go after pot traffickers, not patients
http://www.marijuanamedicine.com/index.h
http://www.marijuanamedicine.com/all-ail
http://www.marijuanamedicine.com/mmec-di
The U.S. Justice Department has provided federal prosecutors "clarification and guidance" urging them to go after drug traffickers, but not patients and caregivers, in the 14 states that have medical marijuana laws.
Medical Marijuana is legal in the following states:
Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Maryland, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington.
Any hot young women want to trade the painkiller I need for a good organic sedative ?
