> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > 1) Kalat (Biol Psychol, 6th, p. 308), under the heading "effects on > > men" says "the body releases enormous amounts of oxytocin during > > orgasm, more than tripling the usual concentration in the blood". That > > sounds like a lot to me. > There's an obvious snide remark here regarding men's orgasmic burst of oxytocin being greater than that of women: to wit, men's bursts are higher because the calculated means only include REAL orgasms. Thank G-d no one on this list would stoop to such comments. (evil <g>) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edward I. Pollak, Ph.D. Office: 610-436-3151 Department of Psychology Home: 610-363-1939 West Chester University of Pennsylvania Fax: 610-436-2846 West Chester, PA 19383 www.wcupa.edu/academics/sch_cas.psy/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Husband, Father, Grandfather-to-be, Biopsychologist, Bluegrass Fiddler and Herpetoculturist. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
