Women in fact benefit from men more than the other way round
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1) Semen- good source of nutrients for women in intercourse .The average ejaculate consists mostly of protein, citric acid, fructose (a complex sugar), sodium, and chloride. There are smaller amounts of ammonia, ascorbic acid, acid phosphatase, calcium, carbon dioxide, cholesterol, prostaglandins, creatine, other minerals, and numerous other chemicals to ensure that sperm don't get killed in the acidic environment of the vaginal canal.Scientists know that the beneficial elements of semen are absorbed into a woman's bloodstream through the vagina
2) Recently Australian researchers have found a protein present in semen that could help prevent problems such as miscarriage and implantation failure.
3)Semen-borne testosterone gets into a woman's bloodstream may have an effect on libido, too. Reams of research data show that testosterone is as essential to female sexuality as it is to the male urge. .
Researchers at Boston University presented findings that low testosterone levels were linked to sexual dysfunction in pre-menopausal women. Female sexual dysfunction is an umbrella term for several specific disorders.
Another study presented at the Orlando meeting looked at the use of prostaglandin E1 in male semen for arousal disorder in women. Women in this study basted their clitoris, labia, and vaginal opening with a prostaglandin liquid, then watched erotic videos for 30 minutes while taking notes on how aroused they became. The researchers also measured the flow of blood to the genitals. There was a significant increase in arousal levels and genital swelling in the women who used the prostaglandin liquid, compared to those who used a placebo.
3) Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania and the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia have found that exposure to male perspiration has marked psychological and physiological effects on women: it can brighten women's moods, reducing tension and increasing relaxation, and also has a direct effect on the release of luteinizing hormone, which affects the length and timing of the menstrual cycle.". This may open the door to pharmacological products for women to manage onset of ovulation or the effects of premenstrual syndrome or even natural products to aid relaxation -
If Pea-Brain is caramon......than this must be Chewbacca...?
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Does it mean that the guy have to keep ejaculating into his wife during pregnancy to prevent the problems??Originally posted by 90s_Teen:2) Recently Australian researchers have found a protein present in semen that could help prevent problems such as miscarriage and implantation failure.
Would you do that? 
Don't quote this kinda SHIT fabricated by you!!!
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Not a fabrication. Here's the link:Originally posted by Troy437:Does it mean that the guy have to keep ejaculating into his wife during pregnancy to prevent the problems?? Would you do that?
Don't quote this kinda SHIT fabricated by you!!!
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poor guys always get leeched on by us women...
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Suspect too..
Caramon was ok initally... i agree with all his posts on the ugly side of local women & how unfair they are to nice, decent chaps (example me)
But later his ship turned wind & he started trying to fan the horse fart of women... like suddenly trying to show he is not anti-women.
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x 1 trillion...Originally posted by starblue:times 1000 -
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x1000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000Originally posted by Simple_Bear:x 1 trillion... -
x 1 zillionOriginally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:x1000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
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tell me for what??Originally posted by dragg:btw trillion only 12 zeros 
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you girl hahahahaOriginally posted by GaLtwenty:poor guys always get leeched on by us women... -
interesting thread.....
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you can benefit also go changi village and suck cock. can earn extra cash also.Originally posted by 90s_Teen:Not a fabrication. Here's the link:
http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/s576472.htm