Recent content by Jack Smith2606

I feel your power. However, I'll stick to science and facts, not anecdotes and personal opinions.

Male pattern baldness is not a function of high testosterone, but of the effects of dihydrotestosterone on hair follicles. Moreover, given normal testosterone levels, ED is related to circulatory problems, among other factors such as stress or excessive masterbation to orgasm. Incidentally...

I didn't think that you had any objective (scientific, impartial and peer reviewed) info on the subject of male pattern baldness and erections. You are not alone, many people mistake anecdotal or mythical info as factual.

It would seem to be unrelated, since ED is primarily a ******* flow and vascular phenomenon, and not necessarily a hormonal problem.

I am curious. Do you have a scientific or medical citation of credible research regarding male pattern baldness correlating directly to zero incidence of ED ?

Note : Testosterone does not make a man go bald, a derivative called dihydrotestosterone does. If one is genetically predisposed to male pattern baldness, this derivative of T causes hair follicles to die off and the hair falls out and does not regrow.

Have fun !

I am simply citing meta studies done by objective scientists around the world. There are always small distributions that deviate from the mean in any data set. Especially when there is the opportunity to self self select.

This is fantasy entertainment. A statistically valid meta analysis of Nigerian men's (sample size 278 adult men) erect penis size gathered from hospital patiens lists an average length of 5.5 inches, with a standard deviation of .5 inch. Less than some European countries. Myths are powerful...