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Two chicks are making a pill to suppress testosterone production. They report few adverse effects but provide no stats or data. Seems more like an attempt to move people toward accepting the negatives before they publish. It's basically chemical castration.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/release...0318144834.htm
Perhaps it could be made into a chemical weapon that we could deploy against any troops? Oh yeah, that woud be a violation of the Geneva Convention...
Birth rates in the West are already artificially way to low. We have to have children to survive as a species.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quester
Chemical castration already exists. Unfortunately it is used a lot in prostate cancer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quester
their was already a male birth control the was developed years ago, its called Methylnortestosterone (ment) or Trestolone. it shuts down natural teststerone and spermogenisis and thus is effective as a male birth control. the thing is, it works exactly like testosterone in regards to being a sex hormone, so you maintain libido energy and focus and all that good stuff. the negative they found with it, it was too powerful an anabolic agent having 10 times the strength and muscle building of testoerene (and oh man we surely can't have that can we), so it was never brought to market.
we need a male birth control that turns men into weak frail girly men
Yeah, if you hear some academics, liberals and health officials talk (perhaps they have to be in all three camps), it seems to be less of a paranoia and more of a reality. Most that oppose testosterone support female bio-identical hormone replacement.
The last thing the government wants is a population of strong aggressive men who can bang anything they want without risk of pregnancy. Even though that sounds like a dream come true if you ask me lol
Just by looking at wikipedia it's just yet another 19-nortestosterone derivative, similar to TREN in that is neither a substrate for aromatase nor the 5-AR.
It's even worse than MENT.
And, gonadotropin suppression alone is never enough to make a man sterile, it simply cannot work that way.
Ment converts into estrogen more than test. It need an AI.Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
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yes it most defiantly does. its useful for purposely adding estrogen to a cycle (like if your running Tren with very low test and you want to bulk).Quote:
Originally Posted by Shape_Shifter
you can get by with a SERM, not have to use an AI
I guess suppressing testosterone is not a good idea, even as a contraception. I have been learning about different birth control options on Birthcontrol.com lately, and I think that male contraception is not an option these days...
I've read that the SARM S-23 eliminates sperm at a low dosage... Not sure who wants to test this out haha could be an expensive experiment... But it does work on mice so I read :)
Hell, I just got a vasectomy that works... :) After my 4th child (my daughter) I said I'm done with making babies :)
I thought it happened naturally about 24 months after marriage?
Hahaha true! not sure what happens to women after they get a ring on their finger it makes their sex drive go to practically zero smh... I'm sure there are some exceptions but unfortunatley mine isn't one of them... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by SampsonandDelilah