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I know this is a newbie question but, what if your on your 4th week of enanth and your boys don't make enough to squirt? Clomid mid cycle?

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My point is, you don't need clomid to make you be able to ejaculate as shrunken testicles have nothing to do with ejaculation.

Peace

haha look forward to hearing from Mr Spellwin

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Originally posted by white boy:
stew meat, why do you think george is interested in this question?

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Yo WhiteBoy was thinking dat same thang. Another answer to another post only difference is others dont need to try and pretend to be clever or smart asses by starting up new posts calling George to look at the answer.

Steroids do not effect the production of semen (to any great extent).

So when you say you d not make enough sperm to squirt, you are using a mixed misnomer to describe the incorrect problem. Your semen production is low possibly your sperm count, but until you get tested you cannot be sure.

I encourage everyone to get an EF Select memborship. There's a lot of knowlege floating around that board. I started at the very first post and I've read nearly everyone. It doesn't move as fast as this board but the post quality is much higher. The select board was a great idea.

The new report is on non-surgical penile enhancement that we will make available in the next few months. The report looks at:

Ways to increase Penis size (Non-surgical)
Ways to increase potency
Ways to achieve multiple orgasms
Ways to restore the foreskin
Ways to increase ejaculate volume
Ways to raise the libido

A few members from the EF Select Board agreed to help us out with the program. Here�s an excerpt from the report.

In a study entitled "The semen of fertile men: statistical analysis of 1300 men," by Aquiles J. Sombrero, MD et. al. and published in The Journal of Fertility and Sterility, data was collected from a vasectomy clinic. Prior to vasectomy each man was required to submit a specimen in a special container, on which was recorded the time of collection and the duration of abstinence prior to collection. The length of abstinence is probably the most critical factor in determining ejaculate volume, as it has been calculated that a man generates about 0.4 ml of seminal fluid for each day of abstinence. The mean volume recorded was 3.2 � 1.4 ml, but some were really off the scale: one man produced 11 ml of fluid, more than three times the average. And "volumes up to 15 ml have been recorded," though it doesn't say where.

Semen includes secretions from the prostate gland, seminal vesicles, and periurethral glands, in addition to the sperm that is delivered from the testicles through the vas deferens. Ejaculate volume normally ranges from 1.5 to 5 cc, and varies from person to person and situation to situation. The majority of the ejaculate volume is fluid from the prostate and the seminal vesicles. Occasionally, a dramatic decrease in ejaculate volume may indicate blockage of one of the ejaculatory ducts. Duct obstruction is diagnosed by prostate ultrasound. Other possible causes of decreased volume include retrograde ejaculation or a long-term infection of the prostate (chronic prostatitis).

Decreasing ejaculate volume with age is normal and expected. It�s part of the process of aging that starts rather early. It generally does not affect one�s fertility, unless the volume becomes abnormally low (less than 1.5 cc) or there is a problem with the quality or quantity of sperm.

Retrograde ejaculation is a condition by which part or all of the ejaculate takes a pathway of least resistance (for various reasons) into the bladder. In such a case, the person ejaculates and has all the sensations of a normal orgasm with little semen volume actually seen. However, if a person with retrograde ejaculation urinates immediately after orgasm, he may notice ejaculate in the urine.

Decreased testosterone levels can cause decreased stimulation of the seminal vesicles and result in lower ejaculate volume. While the ejaculate volume per se has little to do with reproductive capacity, it may reflect other abnormalities that can complicate reproduction.

If the ejaculate volume is less than 1 ml a work-up might be warranted. The first thing you should due if you are concerned is to have a semen analysis performed. If at that time the volume is determined to be low, than you must first determined that the specimen was obtained properly (48-72hrs abstinence) and retrograde ejaculation has been ruled out. Low volume may represent a decrease in androgen levels. Another cause for low volumes involve obstruction of the ejaculatory ducts, Vas Deferens, or epididymus. These obstructed areas could be determined by radiologic studies (ultrasound of prostate,Vasography)

The bad news is that the prostate is probably the leading gland in the American male for causing medical problems. One of four males will be operated on some time in their lifetime to surgically relieve benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or enlargement that compresses the urethra and produces urinary outflow obstruction. BPH-related operations, most commonly a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), are the second leading cause of surgery in males (400,000/yr) in the United States, second only to cataract operations.

Far more serious is the high incidence of malignant growths in the prostate gland. Prostate cancer is the leading cause of cancers diagnosed in the American male, now exceeding even lung cancer. The diagnosis of prostate cancer is being aided by detecting the presence of the prostatic specific antigen (PSA) protein in serum. This protein from the prostate is in high concentrations in the ejaculate (1-2 mg/ml) and, when the prostate is damaged by abnormal growth of BPH or cancer, the PSA protein inadvertently enters the serum where detection of greater than 4 mg/ml, indicates a prostate problem such as BPH or cancer.

Finasteride

Finasteride, (Proscar) an oral type 2, 5alpha-reductase inhibitor, is used in 5 mg. daily doses for the treatment of an enlarged prostate. A dose of 5 mg. finasteride daily reduces ejaculate volume by approximately 25%, and reduces prostate volume by approximately 20% and serum prostate specific antigen (PSA) by approximately 50% in men with benign prostatic hyperplasia.

Treatment with 1 mg. Finasteride (Propetia) daily is made for the prevention of male-pattern baldness. Subjects treated for 48 weeks did not see a change in semen production in young men. The effects of 1 mg. finasteride daily on prostate volume and serum PSA in young men without benign prostatic hyperplasia were small and reversible on discontinuation of the drug.

Herbal Supplements

Avena Stativa - positive beneficial effect on both male and female sexual desire, performance and sensation. Increases unbound or "free" serum testosterone.
Chlorophyll - natural source of energy, improves circulation and increases oxygen transportation in red blood cells.
Damiana - popular rain forest herbal sexual tonic safely used for centuries.
Ginkgo Biloba - proven benefits of increasing circulation.
L-Tyrosine - amino acid precursor to neurotransmitters like dopamine and noradrenalin that play a central nervous system role in sexual performance and arousal.
Muira Puama - "potency wood" rain forest aphrodisiac-increases libido and improved erectile performance.
Phosphorous - important in energy production. Also aids in gut absorption of the other herbs and vitamins.
Saw Palmetto - reduces symptoms from benign prostatic enlargement. Promotes a healthy prostate.
Siberian Ginseng - Ancient Chinese remedy for energy, vitality, sexual potency and fertility. Helps the body to resist illness and cope with stress.
Tribulus terrestris Like Clomid and HCG, there is a large body of research that conclusively shows that Tribulus has a profound effect on LH (luteinizing hormone) production in males which stimulates the production of testosterone by the testis. LH exerts its effect by stimulating the leydig cells of the testis. Tribulus increases erectile potency and frequency, it increases ejaculatory fluid volume, it increases energy and it raises libido.
Vitamin E - plays an important role in the production of hormones including testosterone and in the formulation of sperm. Vitamin E also protects the fat membrane of sperm from free radical oxidation.
Yohimbe - plant alkaloid extracted from the bark of the yohimbe tree of Africa - increase libido and blood flow to erectile tissue.
Zinc - trace mineral necessary for sperm production and mobility. Deficiencies can lead to low sperm count, reduced libido and impotency.

We will email all Elite Fitness News subscribers when the report is complete.

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George

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Another answer to another post only difference is others dont need to try and pretend to be clever or smart asses by starting up new posts calling George to look at the answer.

[This message has been edited by Stealth Assasin (edited March 06, 2001).]

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The select is a place to cull out people like you who flame, source post, ask stupid questions, and make stupid comments because they have not been on the board long enough to get to know their fellow bros and don't have one tenth of the knowlege that they think they do.

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Bro, you fit the mold of the stereotypical newbie that the Select board was designed for. I never said you source posted, you are just in the same category. You have no right to flame just because you are not smart enough to understand how things work around here.

I don't sit on my thumb and look at porn all day... I study and research anabolics and issues that interest me. When I see something that I think would interest other members here at elite, I post the article. If you used your computer for other things you may find that there are things out there that would be good pieces of information and may help to educate others. This board is mostly about education, not chat. I will answer questions that I know the answers to. Sometimes I may guess that things work a certain way because of my background in biology such as the way I answered the initial post that started this thread. There are bros on this board that specialize in certain areas. Sometimes if you stay around here long enough, you will see bros call for help on a particular issue from those who are knowlegeable... for instance you may find someone try to get Mean One's attention if they have a question on short cycles, or Animal B for precontest diet, or Mr. H about fina, etc, etc... In my case I posted the Subject title in order to draw the attention of George Spelwin who would in my opinion be the athority on the subject of sexual function. And just as I thought, he clarified many things and corrected me on specific accounts.

This board is about unity. I have been to other boards, but I make Elite my home. If I have a question I post it on the Select board, but I come here to answer questions with the knowlege that I have accumilated over the years or I will post information that I come across in my readings that I find interesting.

If you choose to make Elite your home, I would suggest that you straighten up your attitude. You could possibly develop some very strong friendships as I have with other bros from this board.

Oh and to stealth ass, Go away. You sir are an ass, and a cheapskate to boot. LMFAO!