Can a woman have Adam's apple?

Question

There are so many women these days with Adam's apple... something seems fishy playa

Answer 1

Ozanne | 866 opinions shared on Other topic.

Guru

Women do have them, but they don't grow as much as men's do. I'm not sure what you mean by "so many women have them these days". Are you alluding to trans women?

On the flip side, a lot of men these days are having trouble growing facial hair. It's spotty and softer. Fifty years ago, when men grew facial hair, they grew thick hair evenly. Today? Not so much. Not trans men, but naturally-born men, who remain men.

I read once that it was because how food is produced in these recent decades. ;)

Lone_wolf122

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No i meant natural women... And yeah I myself don't have a full beard but it's mainly because I have like a skin condition on my cheeks and also thyroid problems affecting my whole body and lately my body temperature is so messed up.. Anyway, yes i have noticed it in guys too... Something is definitely changed about food and water and products... I even read all that plastic we use is very harmful

Answer 2

Lone_wolf122

No i meant natural women... And yeah I myself don't have a full beard but it's mainly because I have like a skin condition on my cheeks and also thyroid problems affecting my whole body and lately my body temperature is so messed up.. Anyway, yes i have noticed it in guys too... Something is definitely changed about food and water and products... I even read all that plastic we use is very harmful

Answer 3

offendedsorbet

Xper 6

"An Adam's apple is simply a name for the area of the thyroid cartilage that appears more prominent on the front of the neck. It's mostly seen in men following puberty due to more significant growth of the larynx, but it can occur in women, too."

Lone_wolf122

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But it shouldn't be that often.. At least it wasn't that often in the past
offendedsorbet

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Nothing has changed... You are probably just noticing it more.
Lone_wolf122

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No i think I'm very aware
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offendedsorbet

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Its a genetic thing... Some womens larynx just grows more than others. Same with men...

Answer 4

Lone_wolf122

But it shouldn't be that often.. At least it wasn't that often in the past

Answer 5

offendedsorbet

Nothing has changed... You are probably just noticing it more.

Answer 6

Lone_wolf122

No i think I'm very aware

Answer 7

offendedsorbet

Its a genetic thing... Some womens larynx just grows more than others. Same with men...

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josephinelcajon | 77 opinions shared on Other topic.

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Everyone has one but you are correct that woman have more pronounced Adam's Apples. I am fully convinced this is due to big pharma modifying our food source. They are running small farmers out of business and taking over our entire food chain

Lone_wolf122

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I'm almost sure someone is messing with food and water
josephinelcajon

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EVERYTHING we consume is completely changed in the past 30 years. Seeds are infused with pesticides both plant and animals have been genetically modified. New chemicals are being used. Just look at the labels of the same product years ago. We are also cooking and eating differently!
Lone_wolf122

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Answer 9

Lone_wolf122

I'm almost sure someone is messing with food and water

Answer 10

josephinelcajon

EVERYTHING we consume is completely changed in the past 30 years. Seeds are infused with pesticides both plant and animals have been genetically modified. New chemicals are being used. Just look at the labels of the same product years ago. We are also cooking and eating differently!

Answer 11

Lone_wolf122

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Answer 12

Soteris | 156 opinions shared on Other topic.

Guru

Yes, its actually not that uncommon and can have countless explanations ranging from high testosterone levels to various physical activities. Strictly speaking I think any woman could develop an adams apple if she wanted to.