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Coffeeholics Beware of the A-Cup!
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03:46 PM 10/27/08 |
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 Ladies, next time you make a trip to Starbucks, you may want to consider the clear findings of a new Swedish study that show a direct correlation between drinking coffee and decreased bust size.
A little more than half of all women carry a gene that links coffee intake with smaller boobage. Helena Jernström, a lecturer in experimental oncology at Lund University who carried out the study on almost 270 women, had this to say of the results:
Drinking coffee can have a major effect on breast size.
Note the use of the word major. In fact, her study has been recently published in the British Journal of Cancer, a respectable scientific publication. The reason? Not only does drinking more coffee lead to a smaller cup size in roughly half of all women, but it also lowers the risk of breast cancer. Generally speaking, the bigger the boobs, the higher the number of mammary glands and the higher the number of mammary glands, the higher the risk of breast cancer.
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posted by Leksi
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Assorted Sex Advice
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10:00 PM 09/24/08 |
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 What do curved penises, lesbian sex, and male orgasm all have in common? Well, I happen to have read three bizarre articles on these very topics today. There's nothing like some interesting sex talk to help us forget all about the crud that's in the news lately, so read on horny friends!
A researcher at Tabriz Medical University in Iran, Sina Zarrintan, has come up with an orgasmic, drug-free solution to the problem of pesky nasal congestion in adult men. Zarrintan recently published his work in the journal Medical Hypothesis, entitled Ejaculation as a Potential Treatment of Nasal Congestion in Mature Males, which postulates that ejaculation activates the adrenergic receptors of the sympathetic nervous system. Most anti-histamines, such as Sudafed and Claritin, work by stimulating said adrenergic receptors to relieve congestion by constricting the blood vessels in the nose. However, over time, our bodies grow tolerant to these drugs, and higher dosages are needed to stimulate our adrengergic receptors. Additionally, decongestion drugs typically artificially constrict all our blood vessels (vasoconstriction), proving problematic for those suffering from hypertension or vascular problems.
If Zarrintan is on to something, those of us suffering from chronic congestion may now have a new, natural form of relief (well, new and old). So, the next time you're feeling randy and congested, but your partner isn't willing, you can always use this guilt-tripping line,
I need to stuff you because I'm stuffed up!
The author also recommends regular masturbation, especially if sex is not readily available. The question still remains whether an orgasm helps women with nasal decongestion. I see no reason why it couldn't.
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posted by Leksi
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Real Life Orgasmatron
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09:52 PM 02/20/08 |
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 A pain-management physician and researcher has accidentally discovered an orgasm break-through for female sufferers of orgasm dysfunction as well as males with erectile dysfunction.
Named after an electromagnetic orgasm chamber in the 1970's cult classic Sleeper, Dr. Stuart Meloy's Orgasmatron uses electrode stimulation in the spine to create the very real sensation of vaginal orgasm, and in men, it helps to create erections and facilitate more powerful orgasms. When the device's pulse intensity is cranked up to maximum, some women find their vaginal and rectal muscles squeezing rhythmically in time with the pulses, even before the actual orgasm starts.
But before you get too excited, the device requires spine surgery to install as the electrodes are squeezed into the space between vertebrae in the actual spinal cord. Then an Altoid-tin sized box rests outside your body just above the pelvis. Dr. Meloy hopes to get the outer portion of the device down to the size of two sticks of chewing gum. The final part is the remote control that allows you to turn the electrical pulses on and off as well as control the intensity and timing of the signal.
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posted by Leksi
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