James Brody
February 16th, 2009, 12:46 PM
No surprise...and there should be effects on the women's chemistry when they can shop less and have fewer eligible men on whom to prey...
"Credit crisis could crunch men's testosterone: doctor
"The stress caused by the global economic downturn could reduce men's testosterone levels, a British doctor warned Monday.
"Chronic stress caused by redundancy, financial worries or working longer hours could make levels of the hormone drop, said Richard Petty, the medical director of a top London men's health clinic. Testosterone, the hormone produced by the testicles, triggers the development of male sexual characteristics. It is linked to sexual function, circulation and muscle mass, as well as concentration, mood and memory."
More at http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.30edf43f7f2ed9e773078ce11541abd c.ec1&show_article=1
"Credit crisis could crunch men's testosterone: doctor
"The stress caused by the global economic downturn could reduce men's testosterone levels, a British doctor warned Monday.
"Chronic stress caused by redundancy, financial worries or working longer hours could make levels of the hormone drop, said Richard Petty, the medical director of a top London men's health clinic. Testosterone, the hormone produced by the testicles, triggers the development of male sexual characteristics. It is linked to sexual function, circulation and muscle mass, as well as concentration, mood and memory."
More at http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.30edf43f7f2ed9e773078ce11541abd c.ec1&show_article=1