So up guys, Derek, more plates more dates.com. Today we are going to be talking about male birth control.

Yes, finally, the male pill is here. So what does it do to your sex life?

Hot flushes, mood swings, and an extra half stone for him. After a year of testing, after a year testing a revolutionary hormonal contraceptive for men one brave couple lift

the covers ed at first i thought it said ed 32 is one of more than a hundred men

trialing the drug nestorone slash testosterone spotted advert for medical trial of male hormonal contraceptive near

Edenburg,

Edenberg, one of the two, hopefully.

His partner Fiona 30, experienced a freak side effect from contraceptive coil.

Ed revealed, okay, this is just like cliff notes.

So anyways, let's get into the thing.

Frought with worry, paramedic ED was rushing.

Paramedic Ed was rushing alongside a trolley through hospital corridors when a poster on the wall

got his eye. It just goes to show like how I see things in like a medical context. I literally

see the word, the name Ed ed and I think erectile dysfunction.

Volunteers wanted the a four sheet declared researchers were looking for recruits to test what would

be the first male hormonal contraceptive on the market. Any medical trial was set to start near his

home in Edenburg, Edinburgh. Had he seen the poster just a day earlier, he wouldn't have

given in his second glance, but the reason he was in hospital that summer day in 2019 made

the notice seem more like fate because rectile dysfunction, Ed, now 32, wasn't on the ward

for work. Instead, he was watching over his beloved partner of eight years struck down with sepsis, a life-threatening condition that came about after surgery

to treat a freak side effect of her contraceptive coil. Proof reader Fiona, Now 30, had been

using the copper coil or IUD, a hormone-free contraceptive that sits inside the womb for

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