male contraceptive

Taking thunder god vine by mouth might be effective as a male contraceptive.

Another form of gossypol was once tested in China as a male contraceptive.

Many of the more popular studies on gossypol discuss how it can act as a male contraceptive.

Q. Are you suggesting you may have found a new male contraceptive?

But efforts to develop a male contraceptive are finally gaining momentum, with several clinical trials under way or about to begin.

Exogenous androgen supplements can be used as a male contraceptive.

Dr. Wiebe's work differs from other efforts to develop a male contraceptive, most of which use hormones.

Male contraceptives are methods of preventing pregnancy that primarily involve the male physiology.

"Whatever happens," she concludes, "one thing is certain: male contraceptives have become an inevitable factor in the dynamics of change in the gendered social order."

Triptolide: a potential male contraceptive.

Also a purse which held about a pound's worth of silver, a worn, Yale-type key, and three packets of male contraceptives.

Though the author says there are no easy answers, she notes that male contraceptives "are not inherently emancipatory, nor intrinsically oppressive."

Cotton root bark might help stimulate menstrual flow, induce labor and delivery, and act as a male contraceptive.

Thevetia peruviana inhibited spermatogenesis in rats, indicating the possibility of developing a herbal male contraceptive.

Drugs that act on Bin1b might therefore be useful as male contraceptives while protecting against STDs - at least in rats.

Male Contraceptives - information on existing and emerging methods, with information and assistance on how to see new methods get completed faster.

In another instance, several participants from African countries showed an interest in Gossypol, a male contraceptive being developed by China from cotton seed oil.

Thunder god vine is used for rheumatoid arthritis (RA), heavy menstrual flows, multiple sclerosis, and as a male contraceptive.

In addition to a systemic male contraceptive, there has been research on other new approaches, among them a contraceptive vaccine, or a pill that would induce menstruation.

Her book is about the quest for a male contraceptive and the reason it is still not a reality, even though its feasibility was demonstrated some 30 years ago.

Male contraception, in the form of testosterone enanthate; potential for use in the near-future as a safe, reliable, and reversible male contraceptive.

As a derivative of the anabolic steroid hormone nandrolone, trestolone's viability as a male contraceptive is twofold.

This hormone is used in androgen replacement therapy primarily for the treatment of male hypogonadism, and is currently under research for use as a male contraceptive.

Parsemus is an advocate of research into the plausibility of RISUG, a reversible male contraceptive.