Sharon,
This is my be nice to Sharon week. Another article on hormones.
My advice for men on how to avoid MS - avoid EBV; don't use sunscreen; don't drink from aluminium cans; up your testosterone levels. Not sure how you achieve the last one.
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/Resear ... eb23-2.asp
Sharon the article has a good link to all the sex hormone research.
You might remember my bald men don't get MS theory (on the basis that excess testosterone usually causes hair loss in men) and that Raven and I still have full heads of hair. This theory was shot down by balding Terry.
My next theory - womanisers / men with high sex drives (I'm assuming such men have high testosterone levels) don't get MS. Researchers could interview all the men coming out of lap-dancing clubs or sex shops. It might sound mad but there's bound to be some researcher funded by the NMSS doing just this. My evidence - Henry VIII (six wives) didn't get MS, nor did Bill Clinton.
Ian
PS I better add - my advice is not medical advice, consult you doctor etc.
Hormones and myelin
Sharon,
Not sure if you are making a pass at me? I'm glad your sex-drive is good. Unfortunately, I'm happily married, but Arron is always on the look out for a lovely lady.
Ian
PS On second thoughts, if I had an affair with you, this would increase my testosterone which would help with my myelin production.
Not sure if you are making a pass at me? I'm glad your sex-drive is good. Unfortunately, I'm happily married, but Arron is always on the look out for a lovely lady.
Ian
PS On second thoughts, if I had an affair with you, this would increase my testosterone which would help with my myelin production.
Brownsfan--ok, another theory down the drain I guess. No womanizing guys.
Bromley--I'm still laughing. No, not making any passes to you or Arron, just a moment of thinking out loud about the MS research trial you imagined they might fund. I'm very glad you're happily married, and, have a sense of humor too.
I hope to read the info on the NMSS link some time this week end. Thanks again.
Sharon

Bromley--I'm still laughing. No, not making any passes to you or Arron, just a moment of thinking out loud about the MS research trial you imagined they might fund. I'm very glad you're happily married, and, have a sense of humor too.
I hope to read the info on the NMSS link some time this week end. Thanks again.
Sharon