I'm sure some of it is gender stereotypes and overcompensation but I always loved spicey food pre and while I don't eat so much post for various reasons I'm still partial to it when I get the opportunity.

Oddly everything tastes better with e, and I don't feel the need to douse stuff with sauce just to enjoy my food. Also I don't undereat to the degree I used to and one thing that's not been mentioned is spicey food fills you up a lot quicker.

I do get the stereotype thing Spitdik mentioned in reverse. On the occasion I still buy something spicey I'll often get asked "and what are YOU having", just like when I buy cigarettes and they give me lights or menthols on assumption instead.

This also raises the issue, as in my boy G2, when he was prepubescent - what about those boys who love spicy foods?

Paolo wrote: Fri Jan 16, 2015 7:51 pm This also raises the issue, as in my boy G2, when he was prepubescent - what about those boys who love spicy foods?

Well, aren't all your boys testosterone infused women chasers? What with all the new spoilable children appearing?

Yeah, G2 presented us with a boy about 6 months ago. That makes 1 for him and 2 for G1.

G3's been informed that if he brings one home before he's 21, he's getting castrated.

He thinks his mother is kidding...

Paolo wrote: Fri Jan 16, 2015 8:17 pm Yeah, G2 presented us with a boy about 6 months ago. That makes 1 for him and 2 for G1.

G3's been informed that if he brings one home before he's 21, he's getting castrated.

He thinks his mother is kidding...

Should I start taking betting slips?

Oh oh oh!

Adrenal androgens often show as T in salvia tests, because of high levels of the conversion enzyme in the saliva glands. I remember this from when I did spit tests.

Couldn't spicey food maybe raise your adrenal output? I mean it makes you sweat and raises your heart rate?!

Maybe the whole conclusion of the test is backwards?

Milkman (imported) wrote: Thu Jan 15, 2015 5:59 pm Does T promote healing after injury?

I don´t know

but Its known that Growth Hormone is implied in fast healing wounds, even Some scientists believe that by

restoring levels of growth hormone in the body, it may be possible to reverse some of the effects of aging.