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Topic	Male birth control set for 400 Couple International Test Trial in 2018
Darkman124 12/30/17 10:34:32 AM #31:	emblem boy posted... UnfairRepresent posted... In 2016, a clinical trial that utilized nestorone and synthetic testosterone showed a 96 percent success rate at suppressing sperm but included unpleasant side effects for test subjects. Patients reported that they experienced mood swings and muscle pain. Aren't those side affects already what women deal with when using hormonal birth control? Or are these much worse? these were dramatically stronger and more frequqent than female hormonal birth control. the study was not pulled because the patients didn't want to continue but because an external review board decided it wouldn't add anything to what was already known and would unquestionably subject its patients to definite and unnecessary side effects also one of the trial patients killed themself despite all this about 95% of the men who used it said they'd use it if it were a commercial product available to them that study has been massively editorialized in order to present a narrative that makes women feel validated --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not. <cite>Darkman124 posted [p:893118399] in Male birth... [t:76145926]...</cite> <quote><cite>emblem boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>UnfairRepresent posted...</cite> <quote> In 2016, a clinical trial that utilized nestorone and synthetic testosterone showed a 96 percent success rate at suppressing sperm but included unpleasant side effects for test subjects. Patients reported that they experienced mood swings and muscle pain.</quote> Aren't those side affects already what women deal with when using hormonal birth control? Or are these much worse?</quote> these were dramatically stronger and more frequqent than female hormonal birth control. the study was not pulled because the patients didn't want to continue but because an external review board decided it wouldn't add anything to what was already known and would unquestionably subject its patients to definite and unnecessary side effects also one of the trial patients killed themself despite all this about 95% of the men who used it said they'd use it if it were a commercial product available to them that study has been massively editorialized in order to present a narrative that makes women feel validated --- And when the hourglass has run out, eternity asks you about only one thing: whether you have lived in despair or not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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