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Modern Biological Theory and Experiments on Celibacy: Brahmacharya under Microscope

Did you know that it has been shown in hundreds of Biology experiments that the rate of reproduction in an animal directly depends upon its rate of aging? If we increase the rate of reproduction, the rate of aging also increases! Did you know that there exist experiments done on male primates proving that ejaculate is costly for them in significant way, in the form of energy? Did you know that if a lactating female lacks some nutrients in her diet; her body erodes itself to enrich her milk so that the offspring does not have to suffer? But the theory of Celibacy is not so simple. For example, ‘controlling’ your sexual impulse because it ‘wastes’ energy and that the same energy will make you a ‘better’ person is not what this book proposes. Such logic has holes in it. Serious holes! For example, suppose a man loses some vital nutrients during ejaculations. The man can easily restore the loss by eating few supplements! It is as simple as that! Why take the pains to practice celibacy? At this point, all debates stop! The supporters of celibacy close their ears and pretend as if they heard nothing and those who attack the concept stare at the supporters with sympathy and irritation! But one question remains- How to explain the experimental data that shows direct relationship between rate of aging and reproduction? It is all chaos now, and nothing makes sense! Let’s make it more chaotic- Do you know what happens when we increase the food supplies of a ‘well fed’ mouse? Its rate of aging remains almost constant while its rate of reproduction increases with the feeding. So no aging benefit of ‘extra food’ on a mouse! But do you know what happens when we ‘decrease’ the food supplies? The animal starts aging much ‘slower’! Yes, you read it correctly! The lifespan of the mouse ‘increases’ and its rate of reproduction decreases drastically! So what will happen if a person eats supplements to restore the nutrients lost during sex? What do you think the answer is? Why do you think the answer is this? Don’t you think that this

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