Physical symptoms of high and low testosterone in women

[Thinkingofthree]

Ive been doing LE diet for 10 weeks now for a pink sway and I haven’t noticed any change to my body hair. I have hair in the same weird places (toes, areola, and a few facial/chin hairs - ugh to all of the above). Is this a bad sign that perhaps I’m not doing the LE diet as effectively as I should be?


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[atomic sagebrush]

Most hair is genetic and not testosterone-related.

Please don't overthink things like this. We know that time on diet has mattered most and we have not seen any definitive links between hair amount and success on a sway.

If you're concerned about it you can always switch over to the alternate diet and you can find that here:http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...rt-3-pcos.html

[Thinkingofthree]

Most hair is genetic and not testosterone-related.

Please don't overthink things like this. We know that time on diet has mattered most and we have not seen any definitive links between hair amount and success on a sway.

If you're concerned about it you can always switch over to the alternate diet and you can find that here:http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...rt-3-pcos.html

Thanks, I’ll blame it on genetics [emoji4]


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[Throwaway_panther]

Ive been doing LE diet for 10 weeks now for a pink sway and I haven’t noticed any change to my body hair. I have hair in the same weird places (toes, areola, and a few facial/chin hairs - ugh to all of the above). Is this a bad sign that perhaps I’m not doing the LE diet as effectively as I should be?


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I got a DD after doing a totally unintentional hardcore LE sway.I was still hairy! I'm just of a swarthy ethnicity :P So yes, your hair might just be genetics!