I'm getting a liberal education on this site! "Turpentine" caught my attention.
A word of caution: An old, wise farmer up in Montana had a prize cyote-hound and didn't want any Heinz40Varity offspring, so every morning after she had been "wandering around" for the night, during mating season, he would feed her a tablespoon of turpentine, which was supposed to be an after the facts profalactic. He warned young farmers: never alow your wife to even smell turpentine or you will not have any progeny to pass the farm to.
For years I've puzzled over my mother's spontaneous abortion at 4 months and a "still born" (dead at birth) between myself and my sister (1931 and 1949). I remember strong turpentine smell outside the kitchen back door and the woodshed often and regularly. That no longer existed when my sister was born. A rather belated Sherlock episode, but worth considering by any man with a family or newly married. I'm into natural health, and I'll bet my bottom dollar that turpentine (and similar volatiles) are the culprit in many a non-fertility problem.
A tad "off topic" but technically on topic.
Philip N. Ledoux
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