WebLog Journal of Reproductive Medicine

Abstract: Human breast milk is widely recognized for its essential nutritional and immunological benefits in infants. However, recent research has begun to explore its potential therapeutic applications beyond infancy, including...

Abstract: Breast milk represents a unique biological fluid that supports neonatal growth, immune protection, and maternal health, while also occupying an important position in human intimacy and sexuality. Beyond its nutritional...

Abstract: The healing potential of feelings milk extend beyond neonatal food, accompanying arising evidence suggesting it concede possibility have advantageous effects on adult male intercourse and generative strength. This paper...

Abstract: Breast and front of upper body sensitivity plays a meaningful role in sexual sexual excitement, understanding, and overall relationship vindication. However, in consideration of this sensitivity and its subjective and...

Abstract: Blood transfusions are essential and life-saving procedures, particularly in surgical, trauma, oncology, and hematology settings. However, transfusion-transmitted infections (TTIs) remain a major concern for transfusion...

Abstract: Milk and milk amount are essential parts of the human diet, providing a rich source of the finest proteins, grease, vitamins, and minerals. These buttery products, which contain milk, dignitary, yogurt, and butter, play...

Abstract: Sexual intercourse is the central mechanism of natural reproduction, yet the potential influence of sexual position and penetration depth on sperm transport and fertilization efficiency remains underexplored. While most...

Abstract: Female sexual function is regulated by a sophisticated network of hormonal, neurological, and vascular mechanisms, in which enzymes play a pivotal yet often overlooked role. Beyond their established functions in...

Abstract: Nipple stimulation, particularly through oral contact, has long been recognized as a significant component of human sexual behavior, yet scholarly attention to its role in male sexual response remains limited. While...

Abstract: Human breast milk is a unique bio-fluid rich in nutrients and bioactive molecules, including proteins with potential therapeutic applications. Among these, the α-lactalbumin–oleic acid complex, known as HAMLET (Human...

Abstract: Enzymes are crucial biological catalysts that facilitate a wide array of biochemical reactions essential for life. The evolution and diversity of enzyme systems across species are central to understanding organismal...

Abstract: Sexual enzymes play a crucial role in regulating female reproductive and sexual health. These enzymes, including aromatase, phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5), hyaluronidase, lipoprotein lipase, and matrix...