Ingredients. 1  1 cup almond or peanut butter. 2  3/4 cup dark agave nectar or honey. 3  1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract.  1/4 teaspoon 1  cinnamon. 3 cups old-fashioned rolled oats.  1 cup toasted 1  almonds. 1/4 to 1/2 cup raisins or other dried  fruit.
Temperature. The fetal testis develops in the abdomen, but eventually moves into the scrotum, where it is normally located at birth. Scrotal temperature is about 2 degrees Fahrenheit lower than in the rest of the body.This temperature in required for the process of sperm development, or spermatogenesis, to proceed normally.ormal sperm production requires the scrotum to have a slightly lower temperature than the rest of the body. When 1 of several possible conditions raises the temperature, it can increase a man's risk of becoming infertile.
Blood entering the scrotum from the abdomen is warmer than blood leaving the testes. Countercurrent heat exchange, from blood in the testicular artery to blood in the plexus formed by the testicular veins, decreases the temperature of blood entering the testes. By the same token, blood leaving the testes is warmed contact of the testicular veins with the testicular artery along the plexus.