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Date Posted: 05:02:19 07/27/06 Thu
Author: eugenia
Subject: question for the docs who read this board

is it possible that herculean effort could produce/trigger the production of high levels of testosterone?


"they" say (or perhaps it is an urban legend) that bad stinkin' thinkin' can screw up brain chemistry and also conversely that bad brain chemistry can cause "stinkin' thinkin'" -- so i am not sure if this (if true) could be an example of a bilateral cause-and-effect situation or/and of coorelated conditions

but the question i would ask -- is if the body is really is called upon for super exertion, could it over-produce male hormone to make up for what(ever) the exertion took out -- maybe something to do with adreneline and/or fight or flight???

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