Young college adults and teens are faced with incredible pressures to become sexually active.

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Nearly all teens surveyed (93%) said that today's youth should be given a "strong message" to abstain from sexual activity. Despite claims that adolescents cannot be expected to abstain from sexual activity, research shows an increasing number of teens are doing just that.

According to the most recent Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance, most high school students today have never had sexual intercourse, and of those who have, a significant majority say that they regret their decision and wish that they had waited.

 

The most sexually diseased generation in history had been called the Valtrex Generation, after the STD drug as if nothing had changed.

Please always remember to thank secular progressives if you're a member of the most sexually diseased group in America's history. We're of course talking about the secular progressive's Valtrex Generation.

In its television ad, Valtrex warns the viewer with on-screen print that people who have a relationship with a person infected with genital herpes have a 70% chance of contacting the disease, which of course is incurable. That's then used as a segue by the ad's writer to have the young television character say, "So I have to be careful." Sadly all that is tossed away at the beginning of the ad with the following:

Infected character: "I have genital herpes."

Uninfected date: "And I don't!" (smiling.)

Of course, based on the information on how many people contact the disease in a sexual relationship, I would want to add a little truth in advertising in the response, saying instead "And I don't . . . at least not right now."

So just what are the potential permanent symptoms for a man or woman who contacts the disease? Read for yourself and then decide if you really want to be a character in a Valtrex television ad.

Oh, if you question today's youth are the most diseased, here is something to think about. Corporations don't spend money on national ads to only reach a few customers and the CDC really is not in the business of making people fee good about their bad choices.

 

Compliments NBC Channel 5, Chicago

Click here to go to Channel 5 Web site in Chicago to see this excellent reference chart on STDs in action. Once there, click on the tabs to see everything you need to know about the specific STD. Note the graphic above, owned by NBC Channel 5, is showing how Gonorrhea is spread. Click on the other tabs and then the markers to see more information on each specific STD. We applaud Channel 5 for stepping up to finally address this serious issue that is going to cripple our medical system as these teens become adults and their STDs affect their lifestyles.

Dr. James Allen, president the nonprofit group American Social Health Association, says half of sexually active young people get an STD. He says about two-thirds of young people assume they're being tested for STDs during regular health visits when, in fact, such testing is not routine.

 

Warning!

If you're not one of the 40,000,000+ that has been infected with an STD, you might want to read this.

20 million NEW STD infections annually for Americans 15 - 24 years olds. (.pdf)

Important news from the Center of Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia

"Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) continue to be a major health threat in the United States. CDC estimates that 19 million STD infections occur annually, almost half of them among youth ages 15 to 24.1 In addition to potentially severe health consequences, STDs pose a tremendous economic burden, with direct medical costs as high as $15.5 billion in a single." Source: CDC

Click here for the entire CDC report.

Compliments of Medicscan. Compliments of Taipei Medical University, Taipei, Taiwan. STD / Herpes Simplex

"Go ahead. Enjoy yourself." Other newspapers like the Asheville Citizen-Times, through politically correctness, might have also buried the Center for Disease Control's press release (CDC) closer to their comic section than their front page, as the Times had done in 2004, the CDC at the time warning parents and teenagers that 50% of all teenagers in the United States (2004) will probably have contacted an STD when reaching 25-years of age. If you have an incurable STD, have you considered suing your local newspaper for suppressing the CDC's STD information from you by burying the article in its pages, through a selfish and established political correctness policy initiated by a dictatorial managing editor under the approval of the paper's board of directors? It's your life.

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Condom's can't prevent AIDS or other STDs. People do!

If you believe that, you've been lied to. They only will partially protect you from being infected. And once infected with genital Herpies, it's for life. Check out the above STD file folder. It's sort of like putting a gun to your head with one bullet in the chamber. Six times you're safe, but which six? The first, the last, or in the middle? That is the question?

So if you were infected with an STD because of poor or incorrect instructions by a high school teacher or university professor and you have the classwork to prove it, consider finding a lawyer to have restitution for your medical expenses and loss of life style.

It's not funny when it's the rest of your life!