Saturday, November 7, 2009

Masturbation is Taboo in some cultures and it is normal in many cultures. It is well known that the persons who preach against masturbation do masturbate…this is the reality.

Do boys and girls masturbate?

Yes, both do. In Western culture the girl learns from her friends or elder cousins. Thus they know the pleasure they could get from their body. Therefore, later in life they expect this pleasure from their boy friend or partner or husband. The sex is for them a team work and enjoyment.

But women from all culture expect closeness from their husbands and they are very happy with that. For many it plays a better and vital role than sex.

The Indian men could be happy. Almost all young women have no idea about this pleasure when they get married. So, the husband is the one sided boss here to satisfy, mostly, his urges. The men must learn more, otherwise if the women change with the help of all the available media, it is bad for the men.

Does masturbation cause acne or pimples?

No, it is a myth.

Does masturbation make you blind?

Also wrong.

Does masturbation cause hair growth on your palms?

No, it is a myth.

Masturbation causes sexually transmitted diseases, a myth?

Yes, it is.

Excessive masturbation leads to infertility. Is this correct?

No, it is not correct. During puberty the level of the testosterone is very high and no adverse effects are there.

Does masturbation has any effect on your brain?

No, there are no adverse effects on your brain.

Do girls masturbate?

Yes, but much later than boys.

Does everybody accept masturbation in our society?

No, many religions and religious groups do not accept this. In many cultures even today it is a taboo theme. You must know about everything. Whether one practises or not, it is his own decision.

It is very important that the wife and husband not only learn about their own body but also the body of their partner, husband/wife.

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Child prostitution is the practice whereby a child is used by others for sexual activities in return for remuneration or any other form of consideration. The remuneration or other consideration could be provided to the child or to another person. A child abuser or a pimp can be the organizer.

According to World Forum of Child Labour Convention, 1999, of the International Labour Organization, the use, procuring or offering a child for prostitution is one of the worst forms of child labour and exploitation.

Child prostitution is a Taboo theme for the normal public and they also know less about this. But the customers or the abusers also come from all the societies. The children are the victim mostly because they are physically weak and helpless to defend themselves.

The estimated number of sex-workers in India is more than 10 lakhs and 30% are believed to be children. It is increasing around 10% every year. The situation in Mumbai is extreme but it is prevalent in all the big cities. It may be different in Hyderabad than in Chennai and depends on various factors.

The police are in a position to crack down child prostitution in India without any problem. It does not materialize because of the lack of places everywhere for the victims. Place to live, school education, social security and a fair chance for the integration are the urgent needs. Here, politics, industries and the society must have the will and courage to arrange to realize this.

It is not mainly sex tourism which creates child prostitution in India like in many developing countries. It is mostly gender discrimination and trafficking of children as well as selling children from various sources, may be from parents or husbands. Incest also plays a role here.

The myth that a man can get rid off HIV/AIDS or other sexually transmitted diseases if he sleeps with a virgin has increased the demand for virgins and children. This is particularly worst in Africa. The result is an increase in the number of HIV infected women as well as their infected children. They pay this high price although they are innocent.

Child prostitution is not only a problem of big cities but it is present everywhere including rural areas in the world. In most of the countries there are very strict laws against child prostitution or trafficking but in reality it sees entirely different. Unfortunately, the men who have to guarantee these rights are also the men with weakness. It is applicable to developed countries also in every field. They are not weak men; I would rather say they are mentally sick men with less chance to have a normal relationship with women or old. There are several examples throughout the world for this.

Poverty, lack of love and affection in the family, loneliness, problems at school and alcohol and drug addiction are the main reasons which push children to this evil. The average age of a child prostitute is 13 years. We do not go in detail to their health damage physically as well as mentally, but these are very serious. A child prostitute becomes a whore when she becomes an adult and mostly the fate of her girl child is also the same.

In Africa this problem has the following grounds:

• The myth about virgin and HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases
• Pornography and everything extreme connected to this
• Demand for black children from North American and European men for sexual purposes. Here, most of the victims are girl-children but there are also male-teenage victims who serve women.
• Not to forget the poverty or civil war connected crimes to children, the weakest member of the society.

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There are several varieties of magic mushrooms that are hallucinogenic and the most popular one is psilocybe semilaneata. Mushrooms are normally eaten raw, cooked, used in teas or dried for future use. These are a strong, naturally occurring hallucinogenic, small doses bring excitement und euphoria, but bigger doses bring hallucinogens.

The main type of magic mushrooms used is liberty cap psilocybe and the most potent variety is amanita muscaria. Psilocybin is the psychedelic chemical responsible for this effect and it is present in this mushrooms.

Psilocybin is rapidly dephosphorylated in the body to psilocin which then acts as a partial agonist at the 5-HT2A serotonin receptor in the brain. There it mimics the effects of serotonin (5-Hydroxy triptamine).

Psilocybin is absorbed in the mouth and stomach. 20 to 45 minutes after the ingestion the effects begin. The effects last from 2 to 6 hours depending on the variety, dose and metabolism. Typical recreational amount is 10 to 50 mg Psilocybin or roughly 2 to 2.5 g magic mushroom.

It has low toxicity, but you must remember always the different mushrooms in the species have different amount of the drug.

What are the effects of Magic Mushrooms?

In low doses the effects include:

• Excitement
• Euphoria
• Often pleasant, ecstatic and makes a deep sense of connections with others

In high doses the effects include:

• Intense spiritual experiences
• Hallucination – breathing walls, enhancement of colours and the animation of different shapes

What are the side effects of magic mushrooms?

The side effects include:

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Dizziness
• Diarrhoea
• Stomach pains
• Confusion

Your good or bad trip is dependent of your mood, environment and persons there. Some report flashbacks also and so a safe place is always important because of panic attacks and confusion. It is very difficult to say about the doses, drug content of the mushrooms are not known exactly, moreover, your physical and mental health, tolerance levels and bodyweight play also a vital role here.

It is not good to use magic mushrooms with other drugs like alcohol, amphetamine, cannabis, ecstasy, diazepam and LSD.

What are the street names of magic mushrooms?

They include:

• Shrooms
• Mushies
• Liberty
• Caps
• Magics
• Liberty cap
• Amani
• Fly agaric
• Agaric

Abuse of plants which contain drugs are as bad as synthetic drugs. Many accidents in the industries or traffic accidents are not only from alcohol but also from these drugs.

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Friday, November 6, 2009


Spinach is a very healthy vegetable and use it several times in a week. The nutrients in 100 g edible spinach include:

• Water 91.5 g
• Protein 2.6 g
• Fat 0.3 g
• Carbohydrate 0.6 g
• Fibre 2.6 g
• Minerals 1.7 g – sodium 70 mg, magnesium 60 mg calcium 55 mg, iron 3800 micro g, zinc 600 micro g
• Vitamins A, D, E, K, B1, B2, B6, nicotine amide, pantothenic acid, biotin, folic acid (145 micro g) and vitamins C are present.
• Oxalic acid 44o mg
• Purine – 55 mg

The minerals from animal food could be much better absorbed than in vegetables because many components such as oxalate, pytate and tannins decrease the absorption.

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Eggs are one of the best foods available in this world.
The nutrients in 100 g edible egg include:

• Water 74.4 g
• Protein 12.8 g
• Fat 11.3 g
• Carbohydrate 0.7 g
• Minerals 1 g – sodium 145 mg, magnesium 12 mg calcium 55 mg, iron 2000 micro g, zinc 1300 micro g
• Vitamins A, D, E, K, B2, B6, nicotine amide, pantothenic acid, biotin, folic acid (65 micro g), vitamins B12 and C are present.
• Cholesterol 395 mg
• Lecithin – 2700 mg

Egg is a very good food and it is one of the best to increase the iron and thus haemoglobin content.

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