No More Pulling Out!!! (Male birth-control pill on its way, ummm, maybe)

[constantlyamaze]

Birth Control Pill for Men? Scientists Find a Hormonal on-and-Off Switch for Male Fertility
ScienceDaily (Nov. 30, 2009) — A new research report published in the December 2009 print issue of The FASEB Journal could one day give men similar type of control over their fertility that women have had since the 1960s. That's because scientists have found how and where androgenic hormones work in the testis to control normal sperm production and male fertility. This opens a promising avenue for the development of "the pill" for men.
The discovery also offers hope to those who cannot have children because of low sperm counts. Although the research was conducted in mice, a similar effect is likely to obtain in other mammals, such as humans.
"This study provides a new opportunity to identify how androgens control sperm production, which could provide new insight for the development of new treatments for male infertility and perhaps new male contraceptives," said Michelle Welsh, Ph.D., co-author of the study, from the Centre for Reproductive Biology at The Queen's Medical Research Institute in Edinburgh, UK.
To make this discovery, Welsh and colleagues performed studies in two groups of mice. The first group of mice was normal, but the second group of mice was missing a gene from the peritubular myoid cells in the testis. This gene that was missing codes for the androgen hormone receptor, and when missing, sperm production was significantly decreased when compared to the normal group. The result was infertility.
"Although 'the pill' arguably has been liberating for women since its development in the 1960s, a similar birth control drug for men has been elusive," said Gerald Weissmann, M.D., Editor-in-Chief of The FASEB Journal. "Not only does this research pinpoint androgenic hormones and their cellular receptors as prime targets for the development of new birth control drugs, but it promises to speed the development of new agents to boost sperm production."

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...1130112419.htm

[vinimach]

no pill to cure stupid yet?

[constantlyamaze]

Originally Posted by vinimach

no pill to cure stupid yet?

LOL, nope. Sadly, genetic diseases are a bit trickier

[O Rei]

I'll take it in a few years after all the kinks are worked out. New Drugs are always bad. But it would be great to not have to pull out anymore. /cross fingers

[Mahwahs55]

Does this mean no more shame-filled socks?

[caton160]

Finally.

[cal5000]

Originally Posted by caton160

Finally.

This shit should be in every 7-11.

[Mahwahs55]

Originally Posted by caton160

Finally.

Men cant get pregnant, dont worry about it.

[Porkbeast]

What's wrong with pulling out? Who doesn't like to see their work?

[ckummer]

So if shes on birth control, you should still be pulling out??

[Douchebaggery]

just cum in her mouth

[cal5000]

Originally Posted by Mahwahs55

Men cant get pregnant, dont worry about it.

Women can take your money for a kid. In some cases even if it isnt your kid and your name is on the birth certificate, you will still owe child support.

Every professional athlete is very excited about this.

[BallPtPenTheif]

Leaving it in is overrated. Hell, my wife is on the pill but I still pull out... I like to watch the gun show and ricochet off of body parts.

[Human Robot]

Originally Posted by Douchebaggery

just cum in her ass

[Duke Nukem]

Originally Posted by Douchebaggery

just cum in her mouth

[pushofabutton]

Juice up bitchs

A few years ago, the Lancet Medical Journal of England reported that they found testosterone (the proto-type anabolic steroid) to be a remarkably effective form of male birth control. Researchers conducted a 12 month study which included 270 men and determined that weekly injections of the hormone testosterone were 'safe, stable, and effective.' They dis-covered that weekly testosterone injections had a success rate of 99.2% as a birth control method. That makes it more effective than the birth control pill (97%) and much more effective than condoms (88%). The study also revealed that the effects of the contraceptive injections were entirely reversible upon discontinu-ing administration of the drug and that the testosterone injec-tions produced minimal side effects."

[mosaic]

Would suck if it fucked up your balls permanently

[pushofabutton]

Originally Posted by mosaic

Would suck if it fucked up your balls permanently

Could but when you start to understand it you see that it is really not that bad. Look at pro bodybuilders, most have kids and they use more gear then most. I look at as just an added bonus to faster healing.

[baaadbobby]

Originally Posted by pushofabutton

Juice up bitchs

A few years ago, the Lancet Medical Journal of England reported that they found testosterone (the proto-type anabolic steroid) to be a remarkably effective form of male birth control. Researchers conducted a 12 month study which included 270 men and determined that weekly injections of the hormone testosterone were 'safe, stable, and effective.' They dis-covered that weekly testosterone injections had a success rate of 99.2% as a birth control method. That makes it more effective than the birth control pill (97%) and much more effective than condoms (88%). The study also revealed that the effects of the contraceptive injections were entirely reversible upon discontinu-ing administration of the drug and that the testosterone injec-tions produced minimal side effects."

i think i read sometime back that in australia they were perscribing deca as a male birth control

[cal5000]

hot baths was a gimmick they used on that Plastic Surgery show on FX.

cooks and kills are the spern in your balls allegedly