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...facts in the Starr report, the better for President Clinton. Paradoxical but true. The worse it is, the more we'll understand why he wanted to keep it all under wraps. Understanding, we'll forgive the abuse of power even as we shake our heads at Clinton's goofy libido, which is, in itself, hardly impeachable. MICHAEL J.E. HANSON Sioux Falls...
...called PC-SPES-a potent mix of eight herbs, including saw palmetto and licorice--may have unwanted side effects. A report out last week finds that while the herbal alternative does lower levels of PSA (a marker for the cancer), it may be linked to breast tenderness, loss of libido and possibly blood clots. Now some guidance for men undergoing traditional care. Those who have a slow-growing cancer can survive for years with conservative treatment, like periodic monitoring or hormonal therapy. But men with more aggressive cancer seem to fare better with surgery or external radiation than with...
...cast himself as the protagonist in Darkness at Noon, Arthur Koestler's 1941 classic about the victim of a totalitarian witch-hunt. Eight months later, in the pages of Kenneth Starr's report to Congress, Clinton finds himself the villain in a much trashier tale, a fetid blend of libido and legalese that reads like Jackie Collins by way of the Congressional Quarterly...
This much is known, however. By itself, androstenedione won't do very much for your muscles or your libido. But once it gets into the bloodstream, the body can convert small amounts of it into testosterone, which does indeed build lean-muscle mass and boost the sex drive of both men and women. The trick is getting it into the bloodstream. First it has to get past the stomach and intestines, which break down a lot of androstenedione, rendering it ineffective. Some manufacturers are experimenting with ways to stabilize the steroid so it won't be so easily destroyed during...
...with Lewinsky. But the White House spin machine appears ready to roll, with White House aide Sydney Blumenthal in the New York Times recounting some of the questions he faced from Starr's prosecutors in an effort to paint the investigation as a coy probe of the President's libido. But beyond getting his witnesses to elaborate on the definitions of what constitutes a sexual act, Starr's eyes are fixed on the prize: testimony from Lewinsky about a presidential cover...