http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...masturbation_dc

LONDON (Reuters) - Frequent masturbation, particularly in the 20s, helps prevent prostate cancer (news - web sites) later in life, according to new research.

Australian scientists have shown that the more men masturbate between the ages of 20 and 50, the less likely they are to develop the disease that kills more than half a million men each year.

They suspect that frequent ejaculation has a protective effect against the cancer because it prevents dangerous carcinogens from building up in the gland.

This is good news!! I should be very safe!!

:bjump: :bdance:

OMG!!! Then I'm gonna live forever!!! :bjump:

On second thought... what if I don't do it enough???

I'll be right back... :wankit:



Last edited by ounique at Jul 16 2003, 03:22 PM

Well at this rate I should live to be .. ohhh ... about ... 115 ... :blink: :blink:

:wankit: :wankit: :wankit: :wankit: :wankit:

the ultimate medical wisdom...
USE IT OR...LOSE IT!
;-))))

and I'll take bets with ANYBODY for ANY amount..
my wife will NEVER die from prostate cancer!
;-0))))

Last night I stayed at home and masturbated :wankit:
It felt so nice, I did it twice
Last night I stayed at home and masturbated :wankit:
If felt so good, I knew it would
Bend it, Beat it, throw it on the floor
Pick it up, Dust off and then
Cum back for more, for more, for more :wankit: :wankit: :wankit:


I wonder if this can be taught in schools and

Just like the rest of you, Il have a very healthy Prostate gland

Thanks to :wankit:

When they do one for woman I want to be the scientist :agrin:

LOL

I read something once about single women who don't have children are at an increased risk of developing 'reproductive organ' cancers such as cervical cancer, uteral cancer etc ... the female orgasm, without fertilization of an egg through male ejaculation, had some effect on increasing the risk.

as you can tell, i paid a lot of attention to the research ... :biglaugh:

The research must have been funded by a religious group ... I think the porn industry should fund a rebuttal study ;-)