I thought I heard on the radio to-day that childless men have a lower risk of prostate cancer. Is this true?
Prostate Cancer
- Thread starter Rockslinger
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How ???????/ Why are men who have children different than guys who don't. If it wasn't for rubbers, I might be a father to many many children 
S.C. Joe said:
Apparently, there was a study. I was listening on the radio when my boss walked in and interrupted. Does somebody have any more details? This is important stuff for those of us who have prostate glands.
I hasten to say that I don't have a citation for the following statement.
However, I recall reading several years ago (six or so) that men who had frequent ejaculations tended to have lower rates of prostate cancer. As I recall the supposition was that carcinogens were flushed out and had less chance to work their damage than in men who had less frequent ejaculations.
However, I recall reading several years ago (six or so) that men who had frequent ejaculations tended to have lower rates of prostate cancer. As I recall the supposition was that carcinogens were flushed out and had less chance to work their damage than in men who had less frequent ejaculations.
jerbear said:My idea of safe sex is too jerk off in my hand and throw it at them.
Is your idea of oral sex standing in opposite corners and yelling obscenities at each other?
I see this Russian MP twice a month.
She gives me a prostate exam at the same time she is flushing the cancerous toxins out.
I'm sending a copy of this Australian study to my benefits office along with receipts, they should reimburse me for these sessions from here forward.
She gives me a prostate exam at the same time she is flushing the cancerous toxins out.
I'm sending a copy of this Australian study to my benefits office along with receipts, they should reimburse me for these sessions from here forward.
dajodo2 said:
I am almost afraid to ask: "What is a prostate exam" at an MP? Is it the same as at a real doctor's office? Does it hurt?
