No because there is an unfair advantage. You hear bullshit about how there are basically no physical differences if they transition early enough, but it's just not true. They still have a COMPLETELY male skeleton structure, as well as male lungs, male heart, etc, etc.
As a male who was starved of testasterone due to an undiagnosed condition I 100% agree. Despite being practically castrated I still beat all the females in strength based tasks. Running got me down because cardio = heart = muscle = crappy.
When I got testasterone it only made me slightly stronger. It still takes work to gain muscle even when given 300% your normal dosage of testasterone. But it makes it easier to gain new muscles. Putting natural females at an extreme disadvantage. On top of all the normal organ buisness.
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No because there is an unfair advantage. You hear bullshit about how there are basically no physical differences if they transition early enough, but it's just not true. They still have a COMPLETELY male skeleton structure, as well as male lungs, male heart, etc, etc.
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As a male who was starved of testasterone due to an undiagnosed condition I 100% agree. Despite being practically castrated I still beat all the females in strength based tasks. Running got me down because cardio = heart = muscle = crappy.
When I got testasterone it only made me slightly stronger. It still takes work to gain muscle even when given 300% your normal dosage of testasterone. But it makes it easier to gain new muscles. Putting natural females at an extreme disadvantage. On top of all the normal organ buisness.
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Could you ask the doctor to bump your T up abit if you wanted? When I get in my mid 40s im gonna get on TRT