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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
1-Test Cyp - amazing results (low shbg)
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<blockquote data-quote="madman" data-source="post: 198561" data-attributes="member: 13851"><p>This is definitely far-fetched, to say the least.</p><p></p><p><strong><em>*<u>During puberty, there is a testosterone-dependent growth of the length of the larynx of about 1 cm</u>. <u>This size increase, together with the length and mass of the vocal cords, leads to a lowering of the vocal register</u>.</em></strong><em> To maintain a high soprano voice, young males in the sixteenth–nineteenth century were castrated before puberty. A deep voice is directly related to androgens so that a lower register can also be induced in women by testosterone treatment.<strong> <u>The depth of voice in a man is correlated with the duration of the pubertal phase after which the androgen receptors are lost</u>. <u>Once reached, the register remains unchanged and no modification of the voice can be obtained after puberty in hypogonadal patients</u>. </strong>The gender-specific change of the vocal register is correlated with the degree of mineralization in human thyroid cartilage. This modification is linked with the expression of the enzyme alkaline phosphatase. Few chondrocytes near the mineralization front are positive for the androgen receptor and also for alkaline phosphatase, suggesting an involvement in androgen-mediated thyroid cartilage mineralization (Claassen et al. 2006).</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="madman, post: 198561, member: 13851"] This is definitely far-fetched, to say the least. [B][I]*[U]During puberty, there is a testosterone-dependent growth of the length of the larynx of about 1 cm[/U]. [U]This size increase, together with the length and mass of the vocal cords, leads to a lowering of the vocal register[/U].[/I][/B][I] To maintain a high soprano voice, young males in the sixteenth–nineteenth century were castrated before puberty. A deep voice is directly related to androgens so that a lower register can also be induced in women by testosterone treatment.[B] [U]The depth of voice in a man is correlated with the duration of the pubertal phase after which the androgen receptors are lost[/U]. [U]Once reached, the register remains unchanged and no modification of the voice can be obtained after puberty in hypogonadal patients[/U]. [/B]The gender-specific change of the vocal register is correlated with the degree of mineralization in human thyroid cartilage. This modification is linked with the expression of the enzyme alkaline phosphatase. Few chondrocytes near the mineralization front are positive for the androgen receptor and also for alkaline phosphatase, suggesting an involvement in androgen-mediated thyroid cartilage mineralization (Claassen et al. 2006).[/I] [/QUOTE]
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