The Biology, Physiology And Sociology of Reproduction: Also Sexual Hygiene, With Special ...
The Biology, Physiology And Sociology of Reproduction: Also Sexual Hygiene, With Special ...
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One reason for this must be evident, i. e., that being cellular elements, they could not pass through the vessel walls and be absorbed into the blood current, and if they could, by some special adaptation, get into the blood current, there is no conceivable action which they could per- 86 SEXUAL HYGIENE .
form in the body. So, while the semen alone is lost in the act of masturbation the formation of internal secre- tion is undoubtedly interfered with.
The distinctive element of the external sec...retion of the testicles is the spennatozoon. Spermatozoa are formed by a process of cell-division called spermato- genesis. When we say that the testicles secrete under sexual excitement only, we mean that they release sper- matozoa under sexual excitement. The spermatozoa must be looked upon as the fertilizing element of the semen, while the liquid portion of the semen contains the spermatic granules whose function in the procre- ative act is quite unknown to physiologists. However, they may have an important role to perform in the fertilizing function.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One reason for this must be evident, i. e., that being cellular elements, they could not pass through the vessel walls and be absorbed into the blood current, and if they could, by some special adaptation, get into the blood current, there is no conceivable action which they could per- 86 SEXUAL HYGIENE .
form in the body. So, while the semen alone is lost in the act of masturbation the formation of internal secre- tion is undoubtedly interfered with.
The distinctive element of the external sec...retion of the testicles is the spennatozoon. Spermatozoa are formed by a process of cell-division called spermato- genesis. When we say that the testicles secrete under sexual excitement only, we mean that they release sper- matozoa under sexual excitement. The spermatozoa must be looked upon as the fertilizing element of the semen, while the liquid portion of the semen contains the spermatic granules whose function in the procre- ative act is quite unknown to physiologists. However, they may have an important role to perform in the fertilizing function.
What to read after The Biology, Physiology And Sociology of Reproduction: Also Sexual Hygiene, With Special ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Winfield Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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