The Health Hazards of Homosexuality · What the Medical and Psychological Research Reveals by Camenker, Brian -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Endorsement FOREWORD PREFACE Introduction – WHY BE CONCERNED about HOMOSEXUALITY?

A Public Health Crisis The Need to Address Homosexuality

On the Definition of “Sex” It’s Really about Sodomy The “Culture of Death”

Chapter 1 – SEXUAL ORIENTATION, the “BORN GAY” MYTH, and POPULATION ESTIMATES

Attempts to Define “Sexual Orientation” The “Born Gay” Myth

Development of “Sexual Orientation”: Childhood Factors Ex-Gays Outnumber Gays; Change Therapy

U.S. Population Statistics: How Many Are Gay-Lesbian-Bisexual?

Chapter 2 – GAY-LESBIAN-BISEXUAL HEALTH ISSUES

Agreement on GLB Health Disparities

GLB Groups Blame Health Disparities on Discrimination Health Disparities Not Due to Discrimination

Shortened Lifespan

Lifespan and Mortality Statistics Do Not Include “Sexual Orientation” of Deceased Shortened Lifespan – Separate from HIV/AIDS Shortened Lifespan – Related to HIV/AIDS

Why We Don’t Hear More about GLB Health Hazards

Chapter 3 – GLB MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS

Anxiety, Depression, Suicidality, Substance Abuse Suicidal Thinking and Behaviors Eating Disorders and Self-Image Insecurities Causes of Psychological Distress

Discrimination? Abuse during Childhood and Adulthood Risk Taking, Unmet Attachment Needs

Politicization of the APA

Chapter 4 – GLB PARTNER ABUSE

Partner Abuse a Huge Problem Homosexual Men Lesbian and Bisexual Women LGBT Groups Note Same-Sex Homicides New Forms of LGBT Partner Abuse

Chapter 5 – BDSM: Bondage, Dominance, Sexual Sadomasochism

Consent, Sexual Aggression, Abuse BDSM Is Common in GLB Community BDSM Practice Is Spreading

Chapter 6 – MSM: “MEN WHO HAVE SEX with MEN”

“MSM” Definition How Today’s “Gay” Subculture Is Different Unstable Lifestyle, Risky Sexual Practices, and Disproportionate Disease among MSM

Chapter 7 – MSM LIFESTYLE and DISEASE RISK

Promiscuity

Many Studies Show High Numbers of Sex Partners “Gay” Promiscuity as Sex Addiction Male Couples (“Steady Partners”) Have Short-Lived Relationships Open Relationships the Norm for “Committed Couples” “Committed” Couples Still in Danger of HIV, STDs Multiple Anonymous Partners and Unprotected Anal Intercourse Driving HIV/AIDS Epidemic “Gay” Hyper-Promiscuity Opportunities Growing “Cruising” for Anonymous Sex Internet Hookup Websites and Phone Apps Circuit Parties, Orgies, Group Sex, Pride Events, Gay Tourism Sex Clubs, Bathhouses, “Gay” Bars Is Public Sex with Strangers a “Civil Right”?

Pornography Use and Addiction Prostitution

Legalizing Prostitution

High Levels of Partner Abuse Substance Abuse: Tobacco, Alcohol, Drugs

Smoking Alcohol and Drugs

Chapter 8 – MSM SEXUAL PRACTICES

Anal Intercourse (penis in rectum)

How Many MSM Practice Anal Intercourse? “Simply Too Dangerous to Practice” The Feces Factor How to Dull the Pain How-To Books

Barebacking (anal intercourse without condoms)

Riskiest of Risky Practices More MSM Barebacking Despite Warnings Why Do MSM Engage in Barebacking?

Bestiality: Intercourse with Animals Breath Control, Suffocation, Erotic Asphyxiation Body Modifications: Tattoos, Piercings, Branding, Scarring BDSM Catheters and Sounds: Objects Inserted in Urethra CBT: “Cock and Ball Torture” Corporal Punishment Electric Shock Play Enemas and Douching Felching Fisting Leather and Kink Mutual Masturbation

Chapter 9 – DISEASE RESULTING from MSM LIFESTYLE and SEXUAL PRACTICES

Overview: Disease among MSM

Lifestyle and Practices Lead to Disease Rising Rates of STDs among MSM Closed MSM Community Compounds Disease Risk Mixed Message from CDC Strain on Healthcare System

HIV/AIDS HPV (Human Papillomavirus)

HPV Causes Condyloma, Genital Warts, Anal Warts, Anal Cancer

Cancers in MSM

Anal Cancer Increasing among MSM Higher Risk for Other Cancers Kaposi’s Sarcoma

Genital Herpes Molluscum Viral Hepatitis

Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Hepatitis C

Chlamydia and LGV Gonorrhea

Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea Emerging among MSM

Syphilis Tuberculosis and HIV Co-infection

Multidrug-resistant TB

Bacterial Meningitis MRSA Staph Infection

Drug-Resistant MRSA Staph

Typhoid Fever Urethritis

Mycoplasma genitalium (MG)

Epididymitis Prostatitis Gay Bowel Syndrome

Shigellosis Amebiasis and Giardiasis Proctitis, Enteritis, Proctocolitis

Rectal Incontinence Other Damage to Anus and Bowels

Anal Tears and Ulcers Risks with Enemas Injuries from Foreign Objects Inserted in Rectum Hemorrhoids

Penis and Scrotum Injuries

Peyronie’s Disease Over Masturbation Penis Abuse Priapism and Viagra Abuse Scrotum Abuse

Aging Issues: Cardiovascular, Diabetes, Physical Disability, Psychological Distress, Impotence

Chapter 10 – HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC

What Is HIV/AIDS? HIV/AIDS Symptoms HIV as Part of MSM Syndemic Grim Outlook for HIV-Positive Persons Shortened Lifespan Related to HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS Transmission MSM Risk of Acquiring HIV/AIDS HIV a “Re-emergent Epidemic” among MSM CDC’s HIV/AIDS Prevention Strategies

Why the failure among MSM? Some History on HIV/AIDS Prevention Prevention Challenges among MSM Current CDC HIV/AIDS-Prevention Strategies for MSM

Chapter 11 – HIV/AIDS EXCEPTIONALISM: Public Health Measures Not Taken

No Strategy for Notification of Sex Partners Western Libertarian Sexual Ideology Driving Public Health New Threat to the Blood Bank? Suggestions for Change of Direction at CDC Outside US: Reducing Number of Partners Successful

Chapter 12 – HIV/AIDS IS a “GAY” DISEASE: A Closer Look at CDC Statistics

Great Majority of New HIV Infections in MSM MSM Only Category with HIV Increasing MSM Need to “Own It to End It” Women and HIV/AIDS

Chapter 13 – BISEXUALS: MEN and WOMEN

Definition of “Bisexual” How Many Are Bisexual? Bisexuals Lead All “Sexual Orientations” in Incidence of Pathologies

Mental Health Alcohol and Tobacco Use Partner Abuse, Domestic Violence

“Safer Sex” for Bisexuals Bisexual Men Act as Disease Bridge to Women

Chapter 14 – HETEROSEXUAL ANAL INTERCOURSE Chapter 15 – LESBIANS and BISEXUAL WOMEN

Population Statistics: How Many Women Identify as Lesbian or Bisexual? Many Lesbians Have Sex with Men – But Do Not Identify as Bisexual

Chapter 16 – LESBIAN and BISEXUAL WOMEN: LIFESTYLE and DISEASE RISK

Mental Health Disorders Substance Abuse: Tobacco, Alcohol, Drugs Lesbian Partner Abuse Promiscuity, Short-lived Relationships Online Dating, Casual Sex, Non-monogamy No Pregnancies; Abortions Obesity, Lack of Fitness, Poor Diet Pornography Use BDSM Prostitution

Chapter 17 – LESBIAN SEXUAL PRACTICES

Oral Sex, Cunnilingus, “Eating Out” Tribadism, Tribbing, Scissoring, Dry Humping Fingering, Hand Job, Digital-Vaginal Contact Anal Sex (Various Practices) Rimming, Anilingus, Oral-Anal Fisting: Vaginal and Anal

Vaginal Fisting Anal Fisting

“Sex Toys” Urine and Menstrual Discharge Fetishes

Chapter 18 – DISEASE RESULTING from LESBIAN LIFESTYLE and SEXUAL PRACTICES

Overview Bacterial Vaginosis Syphilis, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea HPV (Human Papillomavirus) Trichomoniasis Viral Hepatitis

Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Hepatitis C

Herpes, Types 1 and 2 HIV/AIDS among WSW Yeast Infections Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Chapter 19 – GLB ELDERS: SOCIAL and HEALTH ISSUES Chapter 20 – TRANSGENDERISM

Transgender: Definition and Population Estimates Transgender Campaign Is Decades Old At War with Biological Reality Transgenderism Is a Mental Disorder Transgender Physical Health Issues

Opposite-Sex Hormones Surgeries “Female-to-Male” (FTM) Procedures and Surgeries “Male-to-Female” (MTF) Procedures and Surgeries

Child Abuse: Puberty-Blocking Drugs for “Transgender” Children Cross-Dressing, Transvestism

Chapter 21 – PUBLIC HEALTH COSTS of STD and HIV/AIDS EPIDEMICS ENDNOTES Oral Sex, Fellatio, Sucking, Blow Job Rimming, Anilingus, Oral-Anal Sex Saline Injections Scat Play, Coprophilia, Pig Sex “Sex Toys” Teabagging, Scrotum Sucking Tit Torture Watersports, Piss Play, Golden Showers Artificial Fellatio Packing Cancers Heart Disease Chronic Health Issues: Arthritis, Asthma, Disability, Type 2 Diabetes, General Poor Health

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