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SEXUALITY, ILLNESS AND HEALTH/SEX AND CELL DISEASE (CANCER): TESTICULAR ANCER

Here some ideas regarding testicular cancer and sexuality. Most apply to cancer of the prostate as well.

1. Some, but not all, surgery may directly affect ejaculatory capacity. Remember, this surgery does not mean loss of psychasm or even loss of orgasmic contractions. There may be a loss of the ejaculatory fluid, but this loss has no impact on sexual capacity.

2. The type of rumor will determine actual physiological outcome. If their particular type of surgery affects fertility, some patients decide to freeze some of their sperm prior to surgery so they may decide to have children after. Many types of surgery do not affect fertility.

3. There is no loss of erection that accompanies testicular cancer treatment. Sometimes, prostatic cancer surgery affects erective reflex to varying degrees. Of course, anxiety, depression, and other emotions will affect your body, and that can affect blood flow to the penis.

4. Some patients report a diminished interest, arousal, or desire and other impact on their sexual-response system. If such states persist, ask your doctor about a serum-testosterone test to be sure your hormone levels an, within the appropriate range.

5. Short-term therapy, education, and reassurance can go a long way in pn>. venting or correcting the emotional setback that may come with this type of cell disease. Again, hire somebody who will work with you on this specific problem.

6. Even though we talk about cancer as a curse and call persons with over-growing cells «cancer victims,» sexual activity does not cause cancer, it does not directly cause any form of disease, even though intimacy can transmit some diseases. Guilt will only slow the healing process. Self, blame will only get in the way of a return to intimacy.

7. Loss of ejaculate or reduction of fertility due to the drugs or radiation used in treatment does not decrease virility or manhood. Remember our fourth perspective in all of this. Sex is not a measure of anything, it is a response growing from within a system of interaction between two people. Cutting anything on the body does not have to cut off sex.

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YOUR MARITAL HEALTH/SEXUALITY FROM ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE: THE ASSUMPTIONS REGARDING HUMAN SEXUALITY

Here are fourteen of the assumptions regarding human sexuality. In each case, I have altered the assumption from the fourth perspective to illustrate this orientation to sexuality.

1.    Intercourse is the ultimate sexual act between a man and woman,

and intercourse means insertion of the penis into the vagina.

Anything less than penetration is not really intercourse.

FOURTH PERSPECTIVE: Intercourse with the penis inside the vagina is not the ultimate intimate sexual act, but one option among many intimate choices. When it becomes the ultimate act, we miss opportunities for forms of intimacy that involve equally intense pleasure and sharing and we become goal-directed and one-dimensional in our sexuality.

2.    Men are the «inserters» and women are «receivers» in sexual

intercourse.

FOURTH PERSPECTIVE: A more productive orientation to sexual intercourse and all sexual interaction is one of «merging» rather than «penetration,» of doing with and together rather than to or for.

3.    Genital contractions are orgasm.

FOURTH PERSPECTIVE: Genital contractions following sexual stimulation are pleasurable reflexes. The total experience of physical, emotional, and cognitive merging with someone we love is called a’ ‘psychasm,» and may or may not be accompanied by genital or pelvic contractions.

4.    Orgasm is the measure of sexual fulfillment.

FOURTH PERSPECTIVE: The number of orgasms is related to the number of neuromuscular responses to genital stimulation. Sexual fulfillment is a more complex interpersonal process involving all levels of human responsiveness.

5.    Women have more trouble having orgasm than men.

FOURTH PERSPECTIVE: There is no evidence that pelvic reflex is related to gender, but expectations can influence physiological responsiveness.

6.    Women respond sexually more slowly than do men.

FOURTH PERSPECTIVE: «Speed» and «time» are not the key variables in sexual response, and mental, emotional, and cognitive factors are person-, not gender-, related.

7.    Men have a refractory period and a period during which they

must rest before continuing. Women can go on forever.

FOURTH PERSPECTIVE: All neurological responses are followed by some period of refraction or rest. Gender is not predictive of the length of this rest period.

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THE JOY OF PERFECT HEALTH: BACTERIA

Most of us, (including most doctors and medical scientists) are kept unaware that the «bacteria» theory of disease is simply NOT true, and there is evidence, that Pasteur himself has falsified his own records to advance his own career. Among the most important things Pasteur did not report are:

• All bacteria can very quickly change according to their environment, not only from generation to generation, but in a single lifetime. This means that a simple change of conditions (bacteria food supply) can create a new type of bacteria in a few minutes! Friendly acidophilus in our intestines could quickly become any other bacteria – if its environment changes. Any particular bacterium can become any other bacterium and revert back again, if the conditions (food supply) change.

• Bacteria need food to survive and multiply. No food -no bacteria. Bacteria can only feed on dead organic matter. (There is no bacteria known to eat any living cells). If the organism does not provide the necessary conditions for bacteria to multiply (there is no dead organic matter and toxins) such an organism is not susceptible to bacteria invasion and it does not get sick at all. Therefore, if you inject bacteria to induce a disease – only 40-60 % of the weakest organisms will develop a disease and among those who do, there will be several types of different symptoms {different diseases), depending on the particular combination of pre-existing conditions for each individual organism.

• Given time, bacteria can learn and adapt themselves to extreme conditions, by entering into a hidden state, undetectable by conventional types of microscopes. When you restore favourable conditions (food supply) once more, bacteria appears and starts multiplying again. In modern medicine such bacteria are known as «drug resistant».

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