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Cannabis and Sexuality

Cannabis and Sexuality Curr Sex Health Rep (2017) 9:99–103 DOI 10.1007/s11930-017-0112-7 CURRENT CONTROVERSIES (P KLEINPLATZ AND C MOSER, SECTION EDITORS) Richard Balon Published online: 10 July 2017 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2017 . . . Abstract Keywords Cannabis Marijuana Sexuality Sexual Purpose of the Review The purpose of this study is to review dysfunction Testosterone the impact of cannabis use on sexual functioning. Recent Findings The effects of cannabis on human sexuality As Koff [1� ] noted over 40 years ago, “The controversy over a have been known for centuries and explored for decades. The possible aphrodisiac effect of marijuana has lingered ever aphrodisiac effect of acute cannabis use has been frequently since the introduction to the drug.” While the aphrodisiac promoted, while the negative effect of its chronic use, espe- effect of cannabis, though not fully clarified, keeps being cially in higher doses, has been less recognized and appreci- prominently entertained, the relationship between cannabis ated. The mechanism of cannabis effect on sexual functioning and sexuality seems to be more complex. Cohen [2]wrote is not well understood, though results of some studies suggest that while a lot attention has been paid to the drugs that might a possible and controversial endocrinological http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Current Sexual Health Reports Springer Journals

Cannabis and Sexuality

Balon, Richard
Current Sexual Health Reports , Volume 9 (3) – Jul 10, 2017
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Medicine & Public Health; Urology; Endocrinology
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1548-3584
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Curr Sex Health Rep (2017) 9:99–103 DOI 10.1007/s11930-017-0112-7 CURRENT CONTROVERSIES (P KLEINPLATZ AND C MOSER, SECTION EDITORS) Richard Balon Published online: 10 July 2017 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2017 . . . Abstract Keywords Cannabis Marijuana Sexuality Sexual Purpose of the Review The purpose of this study is to review dysfunction Testosterone the impact of cannabis use on sexual functioning. Recent Findings The effects of cannabis on human sexuality As Koff [1� ] noted over 40 years ago, “The controversy over a have been known for centuries and explored for decades. The possible aphrodisiac effect of marijuana has lingered ever aphrodisiac effect of acute cannabis use has been frequently since the introduction to the drug.” While the aphrodisiac promoted, while the negative effect of its chronic use, espe- effect of cannabis, though not fully clarified, keeps being cially in higher doses, has been less recognized and appreci- prominently entertained, the relationship between cannabis ated. The mechanism of cannabis effect on sexual functioning and sexuality seems to be more complex. Cohen [2]wrote is not well understood, though results of some studies suggest that while a lot attention has been paid to the drugs that might a possible and controversial endocrinological

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