Male Fertility PERSPECTIVE on The November ABSTINENCE Trend

I wish there was a less NSFW name for this thing, but it is what it is. If you know you know, if you don't, hashtags below. Anecdotally, the benefits of NNN are well documented across the internet so I won't get into them all here - boosting testosterone and regulating dopamine, supercharging motivation, focus and energy, improved sleep, mood, etc. - all powerful things.

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Shamus Clancey
Journey into Treating Male Factor Infertility

While much of the onus is placed on women in the fertility process when things aren't working out, males are a hugely overlooked factor. It was astonishing to me that in many infertility situations, the male factor is something of an afterthought. In fact, when it comes to fertility problems, the general breakdown is somewhere around: 1/3 female factor, 1/3 male factor, 1/3 both and 10% unknown.

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Why are American College Students so Stressed? - Facing Invisible Tigers and Surviving the Stress Epidemic

We’re very smart, clever animals. With our intelligence, we’ve created a world with unparalleled amenities like running water, solar panels, electric cars, even pocket-sized supercomputers that give us access to unprecedented information, allow us to explore the solar system, and connect us to nearly every human being at the farthest reaches of our own planet. These are things our ancestors couldn’t have even dreamt of - so why are we so stressed and anxious?

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Shamus Clancey
Acupuncture: A Natural Evidence-Based Alternative to Opioids for Chronic Pain Management  

Far too many people live with chronic pain. It is estimated that over 1.5 billion people suffer from chronic pain worldwide (NCHS, 2006). In many cases, individuals have exhausted all options available to mitigate their conditions and are left with the possibility of invasive surgery, or turning to opioid based pain medication to mask the root causes of their conditions. Acupuncture, as part of the larger system of Chinese Medicine, exists as a promising evidence-based, complimentary, or alternative option for mitigating this suffering; in many cases by treating branch symptoms, as well as the root causes.

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