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^ yep.
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Chips and bulshit..
I don't think it is. I barely have any body hair, but have a crazy sex drive, and can put on muscle mass incredibly easy if i want, when I was a teenager around 14-17 yrs playing ice hockey and practicing swimming I had it.
I'd like to see if there is some official documentation on this subject though....
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Don't worry, mate... you can fix that....
Well, that's a bit like asking to see official documentation on whether or not progesterone is involved in the regulation of the menstrual cycle...Originally Posted by Brann
You can just look it up... not hard to find info on it.
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Really? no, it's not a rule . It is about androgen receptors which is set on your genetics.
Androgen receptor
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Whichever way you look at it, body hair growth is controlled via the influences of androgens (of which, testosterone is one). The more testosterone received, the greater the incidence of body hair. Yes, receptivity to the hormone must be present for the hormone to take effect, otherwise it will just be like water off a ducks back.Originally Posted by Brann
Everything to do with your physiology is "set on" your genetics... and that includes hormone production/regulation and the number and efficiency of receptor sites in your body.
It is indeed. Baldness on the head is associated with high testosterone levels also. So really, it's a sign of virility.
There is so! But men aren't supposed to be "pretty" like women.Originally Posted by Fortis
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