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Ignora said:
<< That sounds plausible, but it is a speculation, until confirmed. Good
line of thought though. Even though the women's weight did not
decrease, they probably benefited in some way. >>
well, it's known that certain exercise stress affect T levels in women, so i
don't think this is speculation. male and female bodies respond quite
differently, in some ways.
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<< male and female bodies respond quite
differently, in some ways. >>
Viva la difference!
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Quoted message said:male and female bodies respond quite
differently, in some ways.
God lets hope so...
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Quoted message said:Ignora said:
<< That sounds plausible, but it is a speculation, until confirmed. Good
line of thought though. Even though the women's weight did not
decrease, they probably benefited in some way. >>well, it's known that certain exercise stress affect T levels in women, so
i
don't think this is speculation. male and female bodies respond quite
differently, in some ways.
Also, as women lose fat, they lose small amounts of estrogen which in turn
may raise their T level.
Jenn
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