HOW TO BE HEALTHY WITH SEX (Healthy Sex for Healthy aging)

‘Mood. Aggression. Body size. Body shape. Use of energy. Behaviour,’ says
Gunter Dorner in a borrowed student s room in Cambridge University.
We have all these differences that appear in human males and females, almost
all of them during and after puberty. And that’s what most people automatically
think of when they think about the sex hormones. They are aware of some – at
any rate – of what Bob Goy, for example, has called in his scientific writing the
activation effects of these hormones – the way they set up the reproductive cycle
in women and at puberty influence hair, breast and muscle growth and attraction
to the opposite sex. What they don’t know about, ·however, is what Goy calls
the organizational effects of these hormones