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Nothing related to libido and sexual performance is easily testable for an individual. Libido and sexual performance are strongly affected by psychological fac

• SwellJoe 16y ago
  That's true. Nothing to do with the human body or mind is testable with scientific rigor on an individual basis. You have no control, and you have no way to prevent placebo effect. That doesn't make it entirely worthless, however. I know my own body, and I know what it's historically capable of. Without getting T-levels and other indicators tested at several intervals during the trials, I only have gut feelings. But, well, as with software, if it Works For Me(tm), I'm gonna keep using it.
  • Retric 16y ago
    It depends on what your studying. Much of the early research into how high G's effect the body is based on a single test subject (John Stapp). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Stapp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Stapp When he began his research in 1947, the aerospace conventional wisdom was that a man would suffer fatally around 18 g. ... In one of his final rocket-propelled rides, Stapp was subjected to 46.2 times the force of gravity."