Testicular

... thirst body temperature regulation hydration heart rate bladder function water preservation hormonal/neurotransmitter regulation ovarian function testicular function mood & behavioral functions wakefulness metabolism sleep cycles energy levels I highlighted the functions that I think relate ...

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... amounts of oxytocin in the ovarian corpus luteum was followed by the immunocytochemical demonstration of an oxytocin-like peptide in the testicular interstitial cells. Leydig cells, which comprise up to 80% of the testicular intertubular cell population, are known to synthesize testosterone ...

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... cancers proliferate exponentially... as for treatment the only cancers we have a good hope of 'curing' with chemotherapy and radiotherapy alone is testicular cancer and leukaemia... but i think it's still pretty true that surgery is the only way to cure cancer for most cancers and if that doesn't ...

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... plan to go along with my workouts. I've been taking two pills a day, which is about 1250mg. Simply put, are there any adverse side-effects (testicular atrophy comes to mind) with taking this kind of 'artificial' testosterone? From what i have read, since terrestris is not a hormone and doesn't ...

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... taking testosterone is one way to grow more facial hair (and get more muscle mass, etc). On the down side, taking too much testosterone results in testicular atrophy (your testes get smaller) and consequently your body's sperm and testosterone production goes down. And all this to grow a few hair? ...

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