Testosterone's role in the body

Gather.com
by Harvard Health Publications
01/08/2008

Testosterone is produced by the Leydig cells of the testicles. The
starting point is cholesterol, notorious for its effects on the
heart but critical for its role as the building block of all sex
hormones, both male and female.

I thought I recognized the author's name...

http://danabeyer.com/index.php/content/content/20/

http://www.metroweekly.com/feature/?ak=2246

tink

interesting, So if I lost a bit of the belly I'd have less female hormones...Maybe that is one of the reasons I am happier when I am porkier - except for the restriction in clothing styles of course.

Yeah, that asian guy.

the photo is from a play i was in, Loot. I was Mr McCready. I live not so far from where Joe Orton wrote it and some other plays before being murdered by his boyfriend. An interesting dynamic told in the film and book, 'Prick Up Your Ears'.

Quote from: Pica Pica on January 09, 2008, 07:16:11 PM

the photo is from a play i was in, Loot. I was Mr McCready. I live not so far from where Joe Orton wrote it and some other plays before being murdered by his boyfriend. An interesting dynamic told in the film and book, 'Prick Up Your Ears'.

I saw that movie many years ago.

I like your pic!

y2g

I thought I read once that Joe Orton had written a screenplay for the Beatles, but it was nixed because it wasn't in accordance to their image.  Maybe the project just didn't make it due to all the other stuff.

I was horrified by the way he was murdered.

yeah he did. But he had them all chasing the same woman and then the four of them sleeping with her together. Epstein wasn't happy.