... its most fundamental symptom, and as equivalent to interest he would use the term libido. Some patients show very little attention, they are not responsive. The activity of ...

... marijuana and use it chronically tell of a decrease of sex- ual drive and interest. He said that marijuana “includes feelings of omni- potence which results in some users boasting of great sexual capacities and physical feats.” According to Dr. Fisher, “ ...

... be happy about a tradeoff that involves a decrease or cessation of ... considerable interest in a recent publication indicating that large doses ...

... or nearly complete, of a “nerve” type, with little tendency to improve was the principal finding. Other findings of unusual interest in recovered prisoners from the Pacific suffering from nutritional deficiencies (thiamine) was a loss of libido, testicular atrophy, loss of hair (body hair in ...

... of the male the reports contain naturally very little; before any such reports can be mde a thorough investigation is necessary; but now and then mention is made of a decrease in the libido sexualis. But we might connect with this the ...

... the second stage of the disease; the dyspnoea decreases, without disappearing ... and manifests an interest in the objects about him. These remis- sions, ...

... in all newspapers, of the numerical increase or decrease of the adherents and ... Homoeopathy has made so little progress in the land of its birth, and ...

... evidence of underlying motives. If we look a little more closely at the ... its derivative interests, but other inborn tend- encies and deep desires ...

... epistles are so entirely domestic as to produce little interest; but othere abound with court anecdotes, remarks on ... ciencies. Hence many of these conver- sations have little interest to a reader seek- ing after positive trath, ...