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Proviron, Can You Take The Stuff Indefinitely?
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Yeah it also makes you a big cry baby.Gymgurl said:
Biteme with anything if you stay on to long there is potentail for complete shut down. Is a raging boner that important to you?
superqt4u2nv said:
LOL. I'll be on test for the rest of my life, shutdown is not an issue. I just noticed that proviron seems to make a difference. Makes you hornier because if frees up more test and acts as a weak AI. I might add it in year round if it's safe to do so, from what I'm reading, it appears that it is.
biteme said:
Dude test is not birth control at all both Needsize and Galaxy got there ladies knocked up well on cycle. As for running proviron year long not sure as it is an oral I think it would have some negative affects.
superqt4u2nv said:
As for running proviron year long not sure as it is an oral I think it would have some negative affects.
The WHO (world health organization) carried out a 2 year study with subjects using 250 mgs per week of testosterone. It was 99% effective as a birth control method. Even more effective than the pill for women. If you're not consistent with the dosages, you would be more likely to get someone pregnant, and sometimes shit just happens. No way can I get someone pregnant, I've been shooting blanks for a long time. It's a wonderful thing.
Give me a link to the study. I am pretty sure both those dudes were taking higher does then that so I dunno just telling you 2 dudes right here knocked up there wives well on cycle.biteme said:The WHO (world health organization) carried out a 2 year study with subjects using 250 mgs per week of testosterone. It was 99% effective as a birth control method. Even more effective than the pill for women. If you're not consistent with the dosages, you would be more likely to get someone pregnant, and sometimes shit just happens. No way can I get someone pregnant, I've been shooting blanks for a long time. It's a wonderful thing.
superqt4u2nv said:
New male contraceptive found 99 percent effective
But it's not on shelves yet
April 2, 1996
Web posted at: 3:30 p.m. EST
LONDON (CNN) -- The World Health Organization is hailing a new male contraceptive injection as 99 percent effective, and claims it could eventually revolutionize birth control.
Four hundred men in nine countries were given weekly injections of testosterone that reduced their sperm counts dramatically. Some levels dropped to zero.
The men reported few side effects, although some noted mood changes and acne.
The drug has not necessarily been perfected, but it gives men an alternative to traditional forms of birth control.
The injection "increases options available to males," who were previously limited to condoms, withdrawal or a vasectomy, says Dr. Fred Wu of Manchester University.
Scientists warn that the procedure is still in the experimental phase and will not be marketed until more tests are run. Helen Axby of the British Family Planning Center cautions that the testing could take years.
"This research has been going on for many years and still has a long way to go before it's a marketable contraceptive," she says. The drug is not expected to reach consumers for at least another five to 10 years.
Axby explains the wait by describing the imbalance in birth control research.
"The focus has certainly been on contraceptives for women. That has been the traditional way that drug companies and scientists have developed contraceptive methods," Axby says.
While the tests have been successful, WHO experts are skeptical of a pill form of the male contraceptive.
Some say the wait for the contraceptive will not be as long as the wait for men to take responsibility for their own birth control.
Others pushing for the male contraceptive think men are more than ready for another option to condoms and surgery.
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needtogetaas
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lol @ giving TEST for birth control. omg!
Proviron is the proverbial "harden you up" drug. A lot of hair receding issues with that, just in case it's important. Yes, it does increase sex drive.
Clomid increases "loads".
Proviron is the proverbial "harden you up" drug. A lot of hair receding issues with that, just in case it's important. Yes, it does increase sex drive.
Clomid increases "loads".
biteme said:
New male contraceptive found 99 percent effective
But it's not on shelves yet
April 2, 1996
Web posted at: 3:30 p.m. EST
LONDON (CNN) -- The World Health Organization is hailing a new male contraceptive injection as 99 percent effective, and claims it could eventually revolutionize birth control.
Four hundred men in nine countries were given weekly injections of testosterone that reduced their sperm counts dramatically. Some levels dropped to zero.
The men reported few side effects, although some noted mood changes and acne.
The drug has not necessarily been perfected, but it gives men an alternative to traditional forms of birth control.
The 80% I read was for the normal performance athlete on steroids (methandrostelolone, testosterone propionate, et cetera), but this article doesn't say the chemical name or give any nomenclature as to what kind of steroid or drug it is. There's dozens of steroids (i.e. there's dozens of testosterone deriviatives) that are very far away from the actual testosterone molecule found in the body. So we could both be right. Your article is brand spankin' new, so it might be unlikely that they give the chemical name out right away if their is money in it (which, of course, there always is, lol).
