Sentimental films such as "The Bridges of Madison County" caused levels of the hormone progesterone to rise by more than 10 percent in both men and women, the team at the University of Michigan found.
Women's testosterone levels were unchanged during and after the Clint Eastwood movie about a love affair, while men's testosterone levels fell.
"The Godfather Part II" aroused a different sort of passion. While watching the crime and action film, men with the highest levels of testosterone had them soar by as much as 30 percent more.
Okay, so it's an old photo from 1990. Welcome to Target Centermass. My name's Dave Wylie and, if I look angry in the photo, it's probably because I'd just learned that I had to pay for that Ft. Knox 30-seconds-and-it's-all-gone first haircut.
I enlisted as a tank crewman into the Texas Army National Guard in 1990 while attending Texas A&M. I graduated from A&M in 1993 and left the military (for now) in 1999. In the areas of politics and journalism, I have been involved in some campaigns at the grassroots level, interned on Capitol Hill and contributed to several trivial publications in a variety of areas of interest through the years. Unrelated to all of this, I'm currently working in the software field in the Dallas area.
Target Centermass is my place for commenting on politics and current events, all with an openly libertarian/conservative, hawkish tint. I'm rarely timely, but will post on items I feel deserve more attention or about which I have a strong opinion. I reserve the right to post about anything I damn well please. All views expressed are strictly my own unless otherwise specified.
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