u because they might be the exact same side effects... but they will not affect men and women the exact same way
first of all, and the most obvious one, the benefit-risks of being on hormonal pills... women do take these pills because they definitely do not want to end up pregnant themselves so the stakes for women are quite high, the risk of not taking it is getting pregnant... while for men, if they were to quit these pills, there will be no risks for men, other than possibly getting someone pregnant, so men could be more careless and just drop the pill
also, men are very different... women produce eggs in monthly cycles, while men produce millions of sperm on the daily, so the hormones needed to suppress testosterone on a daily basis will require a different approach, and because you're constantly suppressing male testosterone levels... the same side effects will affect men differently, and this is what the studies had shown, many of them men started to have severe depression and also severe irritability with the mood swings, which lead to attempts of suicide or outbursts of drastic violence, and sever outbreaks of acne
and then you have the effectiveness, while the female birth control pill has the potential to be 99% effective as it only has to stop an egg once a month... the male birth control pill still had many couples ending up pregnant, because you have to stop millions upon millions of sperm on a daily basis... and some of them stubborn rascals are going to find their way to the jackpot, lol
I was put on some meds for a health issue a number of years ago. It came with side effects that were slow to appear so I didnât connected the dots. I was then put on more meds to fix those side effects. When I went off them for awhile inadvertently and all the side effects disappeared I told my doctor and they told me that I was wrong, refusing to even listen to me. I eventually found a better solution for my original issue which just involved modifying my diet and basically eliminated almost all of my health problems.
Big Pharma is not in the business of curing people. They're in the business of making money. If it helps people along the way thatâs a bonus.
I think birth control for both women and men have caused very serious long term issues that we still donât understand yet.
Tbh I think it's simply just that society views it more as a woman's responsibility to make sure she doesn't get pregnant rather than a guy's. It's stupid but oh well.
Because God forbid guys deal with discomfort like us
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Anybody who knows anything about the hormonal system will know that this was a terrible right from the beginning. This seems a little suspicious to me.
Steroid use is illegal in many places, and if not, itâs illegal to sell them. All steroids are based on testosterone, thatâs all they do, mimmic the effects of testosterone.
The reason theyâre illegal is not because of âcheatingâ in sports, but because of the long-term damage caused by steroid use to the hormonal system.
When you inject testosterone your body shuts down natural testosterone production, as in the testicles shut down, because your hormonal system detects excess levels. The longer that the testicles are shut down, the more likely it is that this will cause hypogonadism.
There are ways to help the testicles work again after using steroids, for example by taking estrogen blockers and injecting HCG, but the testicles never work the same as they did before. They never produce as much testosterone, even if you take them short term. Thatâs hypogonadism.
Hypogonadism obviously leads to low testosterone. Low testosterone is what causes those side effects mentioned, including depression, weight gain, high cholesterol, and a bunch of other health issues.
In todayâs world, what with all the feminist messaging about âtoxic masculinityâ and all thatâs stuff, people think that testosterone is bad and that there should be no issue with low testosterone, and that only meatheads would care. But healthy testosterone levels are essential to a manâs physical and mental health.
If this pill targets testosterone production, it will have the exact same effect. The testosterone levels would have to be ridiculously low in order to make a man infertile. They have to shut the testicles down hard.
In some studies theyâve tried to remedy this by also adding synthetic testosterone along with the drug which suppresses natural production, but like I said, steroid use does the same thing. It doesnât make any sense.
Aver, the female pill and the male pill have different origins and purposes, the female contraceptive pill was legalized by pressure from women, this with the aim of being promiscuous without having the consequence of pregnancy. âThe Pill,â as it became to be known, began the sexual revolution, and is directly responsible for many of the societal problems today, from rampant divorce to high promiscuity to lack of happiness in both women and men. Since man does not need any pill nor does he want an excuse to be promiscuous, then that pill is not necessary, in addition to birth control pills cause sick creatures, crazy, paralyzed, deaf and dumb, blind, idiots, homosexuals, lesbian women, etc.
Laws about what's acceptable has gotten stricter.
If someone tried to get the female version approved today they'd probably fail.
But since it's already approved it's not going anywhere.
Most of you think the birth control pill freed you... but it did the opposite. The male pill will never see the light of day because the pill never had anything to do with helping either gender.
Sounds like they can be fatal. Are womens b. c., fatal?
Women enjoy cutting themself and doing surgery on them selves dying their hair.
Bbl, boob jobs, nose jobs, anti -depressin pill is what women use a lot
So they like bing test dummies.
Also, men create life. And work longer, and fight in wars so we are slightly more valuable
The female pill doesn't depress libido.
Good question.. sorry no answer
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