ZeuterMe (imported) wrote: Thu Oct 01, 2015 2:16 am There are risks associated with advanced prostate cancer, and with any surgery, no matter how minor.
I can't rule out the possibility that your injections are the safest thing we are considering here. :p
I agree ZeuterMe, based on the evidence we have. Therein lies the reason I posted the article, there is so little scientific and medical research and evidence, we should look at it all and store it on EA for discussion and future reference. I know a couple of people that have successfully used the clamping method. One had tried for a short period and it failed, he later on did it for 30 minutes each side (with lidocaine) and has been successful and the testes atrophied and died.
It is highly probable that the medical experiment was not successful because they clamped for only 60 seconds. Because the structure of human cords are so different from animals a different technique is required. My own cusriosity wants to understand these differences if for no other reason than it comes up for discussion often.