What's up guys? Derek moreplacemoredates.com. Today we're going to be talking about

detransition, what I never talked about. A few of you guys sent this to me. And I thought it had a lot of

relatability to my channel because it discusses. I've often talked about how the most aggressive

like nuclear hair loss reversal protocols involve the deployment of anti-endrogens concurrently with estrogen often and it

basically results in these kind of you know male to female transitions in order to save hair

not necessarily even in somebody who intended to transition but somebody who just had such

aggressive loss that that is the hormonal state they need to induce upon themselves in order to make back ground.

And for some individuals, that's the only way they can get back, you know, several

Norwoods of lost ground.

And some of my content in the past is talking about, you know, nuclear alternatives and

things that I think are just as viable

and may not be as deleterious to your health or force you to transition when you may otherwise

not want to. But this was really interesting in my opinion because it talks about somebody who

not only they transition once, experience the difference in their hair loss, and then

transitioned back and exemplified exactly

my point about being proactive and how it is actually harder to make background than it is to

prevent you from losing it in the first place. So this is like a real life example of somebody

who took exogenous testosterone to transition from female to male and then

decided to go back and transition to female, stop the testosterone, and things did not improve,

unfortunately. So this is obviously very courageous of this person to come talk about.

You know, it's very uh insecure issue for many

people obviously talking about hair loss um or hormones and transitioning in general i would assume

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