greetings. here is a link to an incredible radio documentary program that ran an amazing story on testosterone. you need realplayer to listen to it, but you can get it for free at their site. (just be sure you get the free version and are not tricked into the pay-for version.) i think people on this site would be very interested in listening to this. and i would love to hear any comments anyone has regarding the broadcast.
http://www.thislife.org/ra/220.ram
if this link doesnt work, try http://www.thislife.org and do a search for testosterone.
-jmp
a very interesting radio program
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Re: a very interesting radio program
tal Is Act 1 the part of the story where a woman is discussing her experience with testosterone?... if so, I have to agree.
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I have to agree, act 1 is the interview describing what it's like with "lack of testosterone", and I think much of it sounds like nonesense.
But on the second listen, I have a theory. It sounds as though he was suffering mild depression, which would explain his lack of interest in things. And why he was (in his words) "sitting in bed and staring at the wall"
But "not behaving at all" or "you don't think about anything" is just absolute rubbish. Why ... I'm thinking right now
Where he describes things being "beautiful" I can relate to that, only mildly. I started to appreciate, particularly flowers but also smells, tastes anything that was pleasing to the senses.
Hehe,
Rest of the program was interesting tho
~Rog
But on the second listen, I have a theory. It sounds as though he was suffering mild depression, which would explain his lack of interest in things. And why he was (in his words) "sitting in bed and staring at the wall"
But "not behaving at all" or "you don't think about anything" is just absolute rubbish. Why ... I'm thinking right now
Where he describes things being "beautiful" I can relate to that, only mildly. I started to appreciate, particularly flowers but also smells, tastes anything that was pleasing to the senses.
Hehe,
Rest of the program was interesting tho
~Rog