The Steroid or l' Androstendiol can it modify construction d' bone male, construction d' bone féminine?
Friday, February 18th, 2011 at
1:55 pm
I read the negative side affects of steroids and its percursor, andro. They do “feminize” men and “masculinize” women. For men, can they change their bone structure to a completely female bone structure and people would think it’s a woman? Can women get a completely masculine bone structure as well?
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yes it increases the bone marrow which means your bones will thicken like make them stronger
Just buy a lumberjack shirt, wear Docs and cut your hair with an axe!
that is f*cking crazy i didn’t even know that ….i think steroids is just a cover up for CHEATING men or women have to use them to get to where they want they can’t even do it themselves or try for that matter and thts wrong people give up too easily on themselves
As I said in your other question in the LGBT section:
It doesn’t work that way.
Hormones cannot change existing facial bone structure or any bone structure for that matter. For example the pelvis. The shape of the pelvis is already fixed in childhood and no amount of hormones later can change that. What hormones do affect is the overlying soft tissue. That is the biggest advantage of starting transition early: Incredible soft tissue response. And although bone shape is not affected, size can be. For example starting hormones early may stop a rib cage of a transsexual girl from becoming large like an adult male. Between a smaller rib cage and great soft tissue response a transsexual girl who starts hormones early (14 earliest possible usually) will look on the outside almost exactly like any other girl. (On the inside she will still be different-as I said hormones can’t perform miracles.)
HORMONES DO NOT CHANGE BONE STRUCTURE