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I recently had the oppertunity to see a very interesting documetary about Eunuchs.
Eunuch: A castrated male (no testicals)
What was interesting is people suffering from hair loss have asked about castration and its effect on male pattern baldness and it's comparison to DHT inhibitors or antiandrogens. Some have even considered having it done as a treatment option for male pattern baldness. The topic was not discussed on the documentary but some of the men (who chose to castrate themselves by the way) discussed the hormonal changes that took place in their bodies. One man talked about getting hot flashes and other femanine occurances. What I noticed was really not much of a change from who they were before which suprised me. Their voices remained the same, their body weight and tit size remained unchanged. The men stated they lost their sex drive and aggressiveness towards sexual appitite but they could still be sexually aroused. One man (who castrated himself by the way, withOUT anisthetic) takes male hormones to achieve erections. But nothing else was really different.
Oh, and none of the men seemed to be suffering any hairloss but this may be unrelated for some reason.
I think us hair loss "freaks" need to stop worrying soooo much about the latest hair loss treatments because they are really unharmful. People and animals have been getting castrated since the dawn of tool making and it is not known for a complete absence of Testosterone and therefore DHT to have any harmful effect whatsoever. I find it crazy when hair loss freaks worry and complain about side effects from Finasteride or Dutasteride or even oral Spironolactone (Aldactone).
Just thought I would share.
Eunuch: A castrated male (no testicals)
What was interesting is people suffering from hair loss have asked about castration and its effect on male pattern baldness and it's comparison to DHT inhibitors or antiandrogens. Some have even considered having it done as a treatment option for male pattern baldness. The topic was not discussed on the documentary but some of the men (who chose to castrate themselves by the way) discussed the hormonal changes that took place in their bodies. One man talked about getting hot flashes and other femanine occurances. What I noticed was really not much of a change from who they were before which suprised me. Their voices remained the same, their body weight and tit size remained unchanged. The men stated they lost their sex drive and aggressiveness towards sexual appitite but they could still be sexually aroused. One man (who castrated himself by the way, withOUT anisthetic) takes male hormones to achieve erections. But nothing else was really different.
Oh, and none of the men seemed to be suffering any hairloss but this may be unrelated for some reason.
I think us hair loss "freaks" need to stop worrying soooo much about the latest hair loss treatments because they are really unharmful. People and animals have been getting castrated since the dawn of tool making and it is not known for a complete absence of Testosterone and therefore DHT to have any harmful effect whatsoever. I find it crazy when hair loss freaks worry and complain about side effects from Finasteride or Dutasteride or even oral Spironolactone (Aldactone).
Just thought I would share.