Rigby5
Diamond Member
I doubt it. It takes a year of hormone therapy to feminized a male, and they tested athletics for the y chromosome.
Making a male into a female can never happen. Just because you hit them with female hormones doesn't matter (unless you began at birth) the male biology is far more athletic and no amount of hormone therapy can change that.
Its called SCIENCE.
I'm not a doctor but the therapy also include testosterone blockers and that will reduce your size and strength. Is it enough and can the system be cheated are my two concerns. I don't think they should be able to compete for scholarships.
And that doesn't matter. The bone density increase alone as a child sets a male up far better than a female. Like I said, to have any meaningful impact the hormone therapy would have to be begun at birth, and carry on throughout the life of the child. And even then, there would still be physical advantages for the hybrid child. Mainly the ability to store and process O2 more efficiently.
If you say so doc.
SCIENCE says that. And from long ago. Long before the science was politicized.
Feminizing hormone therapy - Mayo Clinic
www.mayoclinic.org
Feminizing hormone therapy will begin producing changes in your body within weeks to months. Your timeline might look as follows:
- Decreased libido. This will begin one to three months after starting treatment. The maximum effect will occur within one to two years.
- Decreased spontaneous erections. This will begin one to three months after treatment. The maximum effect will occur within three to six months.
- Slowing of scalp hair loss. This will begin one to three months after treatment. The maximum effect will occur within one to two years.
- Softer, less oily skin. This will begin three to six months after treatment.
- Testicular atrophy. This will begin three to six months after treatment. The maximum effect will occur within two to three years.
- Breast development. This will begin three to six months after treatment. The maximum effect will occur within two to three years.
- Redistribution of body fat. This will begin three to six months after treatment. The maximum effect will occur within two to five years.
- Decreased muscle mass. This will begin three to six months after treatment. The maximum effect will occur within one to two years.
- Decreased facial and body hair growth. This will begin six to 12 months after treatment. The maximum effect will occur within three years.
So you are claiming that the hormones will remove calcium from your bones. Is that what you are claiming? It will change your muscle density by removing the long twitch fibres, is that what you are claiming? Or how about the storage and processing of the O2 that being male gives you, suddenly you are going to lose that?
Don't be stupid. All the hormone therapy does is halt it where it is. It doesn't remove what already is there.
I posted what I found from Mayo Clinic.
Fine, but these are superficial characteristics, and have nothing to do with the permanent effects of decades of male steroids.