Men & their Testosterone - Higher T means Higher needs

ANY OF YOU KNOW OF THIS? THAT HIGHER TESTOSTERONE MEANS 'HIGHER SEX'? AND DOES THIS MEAN YOUR MAN CAN USE THIS AS A GOOD EXCUSE. THAT IT'S BECAUSE OF HIS 'HIGH TESTOSTERONE; HE CAN'T CONTROL HIMSELF FOR DESIRING TO BED EVERY WOMEN IN TOWN?

HOWEVER, IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF SEXUALLY CHARGED MAN, CHECK OUT HIS RING FINGER. 'THE LONGER THE BETTER' :-). NOW I AM GOING TO LOOK AT MAN DIFFERENT...HIS RING FINGER INSTEAD OF HIS ASS...HEHEHE.

BELOW ARE SOME EXCERPTS FROM THE ARTICLE. FOR MORE DETAILED READING, COPY & PASTE THIS LINK.

http://www.thirdage.com/mens-health/tiger-testosterone-why-high-t-guys-are-bad?page=0%2C0&utm_medium=email&utm_source=nl_community-connections_20091221&utm_campaign=thirdage

"That testosterone is the most central in treating the Irritable Male Syndrome. It is credited with making men strong, shrinking their bellies, protecting their heart, and boosting sexual desire in both men and women. Larrian Gillespie, M.D., an authority on male and female hormonal changes says that it is testosterone that helps men stay "forever strong, forever young." She calls it the "Holy Grail of manhood."

The ratio between index and ring finger is believed to be linked to exposure to the male hormone testosterone in the womb. On average, men tend to have longer ring fingers and women longer index fingers. The higher the testosterone, the greater the length of the ring finger and the more "masculine" the resulting child -- whether male or female. The longest ring finger is known as the "Casanova pattern".

If high T is good, well higher T must be even better, and why not go for the highest T possible. In fact this seemed to be the attitude of many men in a study conducted by Robert S. Tan, M.D. He asked the men this question -- "If the doctor told you that your testosterone levels were normal, would you still want a testosterone shot?" Tan said he was surprised by their response. "Almost half (48%) said YES, implying that there is never too much of a good thing!"

Although many men don't want to admit it, we too are glad to be driven less by our one-eyed friend. "It's nice not to be led around by my cock," one 60 year-old man told me. "It seems that my whole life has been driven by my need to succeed so that I could get an attractive woman to pay attention to me. Once I had one, I felt I had to keep driving myself to prove to her I was worthy of her attention. Meanwhile I was always being drawn like a magnet to younger and prettier women. I know it may seem unmanly to say it, but I'm happy to feel less sexually driven. I can finally think about what I really want to do with my life."