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are there ne drugs which the doctor can prescribe which will make u not feel like having sex?
i expect u will want to know what i want such a drug. lets just say its for religious reasons.
please only reply to this post if u have advise abt anti-sexdrive drugs. please do not dicuss/reply why i want the drugs.
thankyou
dilli-theclaw
15-06-2005, 08:46
There are drugs that can do this.
I suggest you get yourself down to your GP and discuss this with him/her.
thanks dilligaf1701 :)
ill give them a call today
Isn't Bromide a drug to kerb sex drive?
Isn't Bromide a drug to kerb sex drive?
Bromide is more of a sedative.
It is possible:
http://www.cnn.com/US/9608/29/castration/
SACRAMENTO, California (CNN) -- Child molesters could face "chemical castration" under a unique and controversial California bill aimed at stifling the sex drives of convicted pedophiles.
The bill -- the first of its kind in the nation -- would allow judges to order first-time child molesters to take a hormone-suppressing drug upon their parole from prison.
(just an example, obviously)
There are drugs that can do this.
I suggest you get yourself down to your GP and discuss this with him/her.
i rang the gp this morning and he said that he considers my sex drive to be perfectly normally for my age and though there are tablets he could prescribe me to curb the problem he says that they have side-effects and that he is not prepared to prescribe me the tablets because it would be inappropriate.
i think the side affects are caused because the tablets contain hormones that combat the hormones my body is producing. although this may curb my sex drive it can also cause other things controlled by hormones to happen or not happen.
i assume the reason he sees it as inappropriate to prescribe me these tablets is because he sees my sex drive as normal and that religious grounds are not a good enough reason to tamper with my hormones.
he did suggest that i exercise more. im thinking of joining the gym.
anybody got any other suggestions of food or substances that can be taken which are not illegal which can reduce sex drive.
There are reasons why this may happen although your GP is probably right in that it may be normal. These reasons are pretty rare.
I would suggest you pop down to your local centre for sexual health and discuss it with them.
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By the way, denying yourself for religious reasons or for any reason will inevitabely lead to an increased urge as the feelings are natural.
downquark1
15-06-2005, 10:00
The only think I can think of is avoiding foods that are believed to be aphrodisiacs, like celery, oysters, chocolate etc.
Apart from that keep busy, I guess. Needless to say it's not easy, otherwise the church wouldn't have so many problems promoting it.
I know this is a serious thread but I think this joke (http://www.linuxrising.org/cortado/) is appropriate.
Graham M
15-06-2005, 10:09
The only think I can think of is avoiding foods that are believed to be aphrodisiacs, like celery, oysters, chocolate etc.
Apart from that keep busy, I guess. Needless to say it's not easy, otherwise the church wouldn't have so many problems promoting it.
I know this is a serious thread but I think this joke (http://www.linuxrising.org/cortado/) is appropriate.
Well that didn't last long
Sorry had to remove the clip
My ISP called in tears asking me to take down the clip as it was eating the bandwith. Being a nice guy I didn't argue :). Sorry.
downquark1
15-06-2005, 10:14
Well that didn't last longops sorry, I watched it a few days ago, i presumed it was still there. I'll try and find a mirror
Flubflow
15-06-2005, 10:15
According to an NHS handbook I read on the sublect of religious,spiritual & cultural considerations, I can't find anything that would suggest that a doctor is able to prescribe you with such drugs on that basis. In fact, there is everything to suggest that a doctor would be doing you and your religion a disservice by allowing the use of such drugs rather than relying on your will power alone.
For a manual solution without side-effects, do a google for "male chastity" devices. Of course such devices, although keeping the bull in the barn, would not reduce the wearer's actual desires and some might find it rather kinky. Other alternatives are hypnosis and meditation.
[Edited for spelling]
anybody got any other suggestions of food or substances that can be taken which are not illegal which can reduce sex drive.I have looked into this myself in the past :disturbd: ............I couldn't find anything :shrug:
..from a man called Ramrod..... :shocked:
STONEISLAND
15-06-2005, 10:33
are there ne drugs which the doctor can prescribe which will make u not feel like having sex?
i expect u will want to know what i want such a drug. lets just say its for religious reasons.
please only reply to this post if u have advise abt anti-sexdrive drugs. please do not dicuss/reply why i want the drugs.
thankyou
Tie a knot in it..........:Sprint:
bmxbandit
15-06-2005, 10:38
he did suggest that i exercise more. im thinking of joining the gym.
i would tend to agree with this, wear yourself out. i find gyms pretty boring, so i'd take up a sport rather than join a gym.
this has the added advantage of being good for you as opposed to most drugs which are variously, for want of a better word, gender-bending... :erm:
Flubflow
15-06-2005, 10:44
..from a man called Ramrod..... :shocked:
yeah and I've heard that a huge Cable Forum post count is inversely proportional to their labido. :D
:Sprint: Woosh
Refrains from replying.......................... :D
..from a man called Ramrod..... :shocked:
That comes from taking too much Viagra... :Sprint:
Seriously now:
Stamp: Most drugs have some sort of side effect. You really shouldn't be considering using them unless you have a definate medical reason. As your GP told you.
Exercise probably is your best option (not least because after a couple of hours at a gym, you'll likely be too knackered to do anything else).
etccarmageddon
15-06-2005, 11:07
I'm trying to cutdown meself, so if you find any drugs Stamp, please let me know. It must be compatible with my existing medication (Viagra).
If you do chose excersise as a way of dealing with this issue then can I suggest that you don't go to a gym.
This may sound like I'm makin fun but I'm dead serious - if you are wanting to deal with your sex-drive the last thing you want is the site of firm lycra-clad bodies etc
bmxbandit
15-06-2005, 11:14
if you are wanting to deal with your sex-drive the last thing you want is the site of firm lycra-clad bodies etc
good point!
unsurprisingly, i would advocate some form of cycling :)
unsurprisingly, i would advocate some form of cycling :)
Cycling could put you right off, if you suffer from chafing on the saddle...
[mind wanders off to think about new form of press-ups....!]
etccarmageddon
15-06-2005, 11:36
I think you would only get a prescibed anti sex drive drug if there was a serious reason to justify it. For example, your own safety or the safety of others.
Do you not think this has a very '1984' feel to it, this idea of supressing emotion/desire by way of drugs. Except someone or a belief is making you want to do this rather than it being forced on you.
Isn't there an safer alternative, e.g. Yoga, Meditation or watching Trisha!
[mind wanders off to think about new form of press-ups....!]
Cock Pushups! Tenacious D
Stamp92, if you are female I suggest you get married that usually reduces a woman's sex drive.
This may sound like I'm makin fun but I'm dead serious - if you are wanting to deal with your sex-drive the last thing you want is the site of firm lycra-clad bodies etcAlso, weight training boosts testosterone levels........possibly increasing libido :D
I am sure if you go to some were that sells herbal stuff they will have some thing that may help
I am sure if you go to some were that sells herbal stuff they will have some thing that may helpNot to my knowledge........all they sell is stuff to boost libido................
I am suprised I would have thought that they would
homealone
15-06-2005, 13:53
I am suprised I would have thought that they would
Valerian is supposed to be a 'herbal' sedative, but I would advise checking up about any possible side effects or interactions with any other medication.
Valerian is supposed to be a 'herbal' sedative, but I would advise checking up about any possible side effects or interactions with any other medication.It just calmed me down (reduced my feelings of stress)......no other effects :p:
Mr_love_monkey
15-06-2005, 14:35
It just calmed me down (reduced my feelings of stress)......no other effects :p:
Or maybe there were, you were just to mellow to notice :)
Valerian is supposed to be a 'herbal' sedative, but I would advise checking up about any possible side effects or interactions with any other medication.
I have valerian tea.I ONLY drink it when in the throes of a severe migraine so as to induce sleep.It does say that it is not advisable to use when driving or using machinery because it induces drowsiness.
Apart from this I've nothing more to add to this discussion.Mind I've often wondered what Boy George meant when he said he preferred tea to sex. :erm:
<snip>Mind I've often wondered what Boy George meant when he said he preferred tea to sex. :erm:
See - I've always thought there was something wrong with Boy George :disturbd:
etccarmageddon
15-06-2005, 16:16
I think it was his way of avoiding answering questions about his sexually as he didn't want to discuss his preferences when being interviewed he said he preferred a cup of tea to sex.
So, think of boy george and his cuppa and it will reduce your sex drive.
zoombini
15-06-2005, 16:50
I don't know about drugs but Marriage is good for calming your sex drive.. :D
I don't know about drugs but Marriage is good for calming your sex drive.. :DSpeak for yourself...........I fancy Mandy just as much now as when we first got married (maby more) :p:
Mr_love_monkey
15-06-2005, 17:19
See - I've always thought there was something wrong with Boy George :disturbd:
Maybe he just enjoys 'dunking his biscuits' in hot tea...
etccarmageddon
15-06-2005, 17:47
Speak for yourself...........I fancy Mandy just as much now as when we first got married (maby more) :p:she's that good that you've married her more than once!
Not recommended but effective is excess alcohol. Unfortuantely this would increase desire but remove abilty.
On a serious note I would suggest meditation.
Isn't there an safer alternative, e.g. Yoga, Meditation or watching Trisha!
Not sure which religion we're talking about but it's worth mentioning that many Christians are against the practise of Yoga, something to do with the methods of breathing and spirituality *I think*. I've never looked in to the reasons actually.
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