Day 1 → learn Day 2 → quick review Day 4 → test yourself Day 7 → review again Draw mind maps, flow charts, or color-coded notes. For example, when studying the endocrine system, draw glands with arrows showing hormone flow. The brain remembers images better than plain text. Teach Someone Else Teaching or explaining a topic out loud forces you to organize your thoughts clearly. If you can explain it simply, you really understand it.
The Cowper’s glands (also known as bulbourethral glands) do not produce testosterone.
They secrete a clear, mucus-like fluid that helps to lubricate the urethra and neutralize traces of acidic urine before ejaculation.
Testosterone is primarily produced in the testes in males.
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