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There’s no reason older guys can’t still enjoy sex, but in order to perform, they need to be sure to get plenty of sleep! This may sound like a contradiction, but it’s true: lack of sleep causes testosterone levels to drop in ALL men.

In LiveScience.com, Robin Lloyd reports on sleep research that measured the testosterone levels in 12 healthy men, aged 64 to 74, after a night in a sleep lab, and found that those who were kept awake (or awakened intermittently) had lower testosterone levels. It’s known that testosterone peaks in the morning, usually around 4 a.m., and sleep deprivation can even affect the sex drives of much younger men. Men’s testosterone levels drop by 1 to 2% a year starting in their 20s or 30s.
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After baseball’s offensive explosion of the late 1990s, Major League Baseball’s batters cooled off beginning in the 2001 season, and two university historians think they know why: a larger de facto strike zone beginning in 2001 and drug-testing (starting in 2003) in the major leagues.
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Now that the Supreme Court has ruled that the EPA can regulate auto emissions, researchers are taking a new look at those greenhouse gases spewed out from car tail pipes that may be changing our climate. Because we have too much corn in this country, ethanol (which is made from corn) is being promoted as the biofuel of the future, but it is NOT the biofuel that gives off the fewest dangerous emissions.
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Author David Ray Griffin has been a popular guest on Dreamland and now, if you live on the West Coast, you can hear him in person. Griffin’s views about a possible 911 cover-up are certainly ecumenical: they have been put forth in book form by the publishing arm of the Presbyterian Church and now his article on 911 has been published by a leading Jewish magazine! Keep reading for details about where you can hear Griffin speak in person.

On Wednesday, May 16 at 7:30 p.m., he will speak in Canada, at St. Andrew?s-Wesley Church, Nelson at Burrard in Vancouver, B.C. Tickets are $5-20 or by donation at the door. To purchase tickets in advance, click here.
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