Fastest method of chemical castration?

[kdk183wa (imported)]

I was once on a medication for OCD which took away my entire libedo. It gave me a freedom and peacefulness that I would like to return to.

So what is the fastest method of chemical castration?

Also, on a cuckold website they mentioned a drug for neutering dogs that is injected into the testes causing permanent chemical castration. Is there anything like this for people? Anyone tried it?

Thanks

randall

[fhunter]

Also, on a cuckold website they mentioned a drug for neutering dogs that is injected into the testes causing permanent chemical castration. Is there anything like this for people? Anyone tried it?

Thanks

randall

This question was already asked not few times at least.

Best answer - don't do it. Probably results would be disastrous.

It was done. Search here for keywords "lactic acid". Results were awful.

Anything that was made for veterinary castration and claims that it is safe/painless/etc should not be used on human - first - different phisiology, second - animals can not speak, so you'll see only strong pain, third - complications happen, and tolerable amount of complications in humans and in veterinary use differ.

[DeaconBlues (imported)]

There was a product, "Gonex" that was in testing phase for VETRINARY use only. I suppose in theory it could be used on humans, but it was not even approved for animals the last time I read about it. It could end up being really effective, in one injection only, NOT into the testes or ovaries, the Gonex chemical tricks the pituitary gland into NOT releasing any GRH (that is the hormone that tells the testes or ovaries to produce testosterone or estrogen). With the pituitary gland tricked like that, the pituitary gland stops permanently releasing any GNH, and usually within a month, the testes or ovaries are completely atrophied, eventually they disappear. So, castration, REAL and permanent castration could take place, without any cutting, only one injection.

IF this product had been safe, it would have been approved by now, I do believe we would have heard more about it by now. It would be in every vet's office, and "neutering" your pet would be a very simple and cheap thing, just one injection and it's done for male or female pets.

[Free to be ME (imported)]

Slight correction here Gonex is the company not the process. there is no name for the process on the company site.

http://www.gonex.com/index.htm

As far as I can tell this is a company that does the first stage development only. It is mostly aimed at treating cnacers with hormones in humans and the vet. stuff is either a spinoff or vice versa.

[DeaconBlues (imported)]

With reguard to Gonex and their product, I think it MIGHT be available now, very soon, or maybe not for the next twenty years.

It would seem to me that there is a tremendous demand for this, being able to neuter a pet WITHOUT ever cutting, no surgery, even for the female, THAT would make the job a lot quicker, and less painful for the pet. All I can imagine is that some "Vetrinarian's Lobby Organization" or something must be HOPING this NEVER becomes available to pet owners. Many vetrinarians are surviving only because of all the spay and neutering they do (and get paid for) and they would not like to see this product available on a retail basis direct to consumers.

As for the human applications, I think a castration or hysterectomy through the Gonex process would be infinitely preferable to the old fashioned surgical technique. No scars, no recuperation time in hospital, just a simple injection and within a few days the result is completely effective. Maybe surgeons are also hoping this product never becomes available. At $10,000 a shot, surgical castrations could really help paying off all those student loans to get through med school, and the monthly vacations, and the new Ferrari...

[JesusA (imported)]

One of the factors that is important about the Web is that it tends to preserve ancient posts forever. The Gonex web site appears to have been last up-dated in 2001. Were any progress being made, I would expect that there would have been up-dates within the past seven years....