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Testosterone pretty much does nothing to actually masculinize you except for growing muscle. probably a reason why girls are not really into the amount of muscle bodybuilders have, it doesn't really reflect the masculine essence of a man at all. you inject Testosterone in your veins and become more... show more

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henry1 год назад

You have zero idea of how male endocrinology works. You think AAS are IV administered, you think DHT and T are completely separate hormones, you don’t understand the role of estrogen and testosterone as it relates to mental health. I’m sure you’re also wrong about nearly everything else, but this is just in one post! The world would be a better place without your god-awful, retarded takes.

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_aestheticprimal_1 год назад

i know anabolics are administered into the muscle fibers, i know that higher T equals higher DHT and i do know estrogen and testosterone play an important role in mental health at the end of the day you fell for the (mostly) bait, even though anabolic steroids still clearly mess you up mentally like you, who can’t control his emotions on Masteron

Фото профиля Kirk Patrick Miller

Kirk Patrick Miller1 год назад

This is incredibly incorrect. •

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Chris Kartalia1 год назад

-The anxiety created by exogenous testosterone is partly caused by excess conversion to E2. And everyone has a different level of sensitivity to it. -DHT is also a metabolite of testosterone. Higher T, higher DHT, all else equal. To say that testosterone causes anxiety and doesn’t masculinize you are blanket statements. It depends who you are talking about, their current hormonal levels, and what their dosing protocol is. And how you are measuring masculinization.

Фото профиля Brotherhood

Brotherhood1 год назад

This is a strong contender for most biologically incorrect tweet on this site.

Фото профиля gomgom

gomgom1 год назад

Any cheap way to boost dht to the roof?

Фото профиля Not Aldous Huxley

Not Aldous Huxley1 год назад

How do I increase DHT for muscle growth etc, without it affecting my hair? I don’t want hair loss

Фото профиля BowTiedEggplant/ Male Sexual Health&Optimization

BowTiedEggplant/ Male Sexual Health&Optimization1 год назад

As long as you have an optimal T:DHT ratio (between 8:1 and 4:1) Injecting Testosterone is actually all you need since it will metabolize into DHT via 5-ar Issue nowadays is that lots of young guys are scoring 20:1 and over on that ratio Glycine and nicotine won’t do shit (nicotine actually just prevents DHT into metabolizing into 3-diols via inhibiting 3-HSD) to raise DHT This person will need to administer estered DHT until his ratio problems are fixed

Фото профиля _aestheticprimal_

_aestheticprimal_1 год назад

almost everyone scored an improper 20:1 ratio nowadays

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