So, guys, Derek, more plates, more dates.com. Today we're going to be talking about the

inverse relationship between androgens on body hair and hair on your head. So there's a huge

misconception. I don't know why about how androgens affect hair growth. A lot of people, they

think, oh, anabolic's, they increase

hair growth because that's a listed

side effect. So therefore,

they don't have a bad relationship with your scalp.

And I grow a bunch of body hair when I, you know,

my beard grows, my body hair grows when I take gear.

So therefore, it's, you know, good for hair.

You need to understand when it comes to androgens, basically how it works.

The more androgens in your system for 99% of people will be equate to more body hair,

facial hair, everywhere hair, except for on your head, which is like the most unfortunate and stupid trade off of genetics ever.

But basically, when it comes to male hormones and androgens, they promote body hair growth.

That's just how they work.

That's why if a woman takes gear, she gets masculine features and she starts growing, you know,

facial hair and she starts growing body hair and things get worse.

But you can't just like half-hazardly use performance-enhancing drugs and just assume that you're

going to be hair loss free because that's not how it works.

Well, how it works is every single however much

androgens are in your system the more there is the greater your likelihood to lose more hair

on your head permanently that's just how it works that's androgenic alopecia just like

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