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Increased Nipple Hair In Men
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Okay so here is my take on this.
You don't see very masculine, high testosterone men with increased nipple hair, such men usually have the hair evenly spread across the chest. So I doubt this is because of high androgens.
But you don't see many females with nipple hair either. So I doubt it has something to do with estrogen, too.
Increased nipple hair is not esthetically appealing, which is a good indicator it is not a sign of good health.
It probably have something to do with some other hormones. My guess would be cortisol.
You don't see very masculine, high testosterone men with increased nipple hair, such men usually have the hair evenly spread across the chest. So I doubt this is because of high androgens.
But you don't see many females with nipple hair either. So I doubt it has something to do with estrogen, too.
Increased nipple hair is not esthetically appealing, which is a good indicator it is not a sign of good health.
It probably have something to do with some other hormones. My guess would be cortisol.
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