#oestrogen

[chicinsilk]

In this photo from November 2011, I'm 43 years old, it has already been 8 years since I started my feminizing hormone treatment and 5 years since I underwent my sexual reassignment surgery in the clinic of a magician, doctor Supporn in chonburi.

Sur cette photo de novembre 2011, j'ai 43 ans, cela fait déjà 8 ans que j'ai commencé mon traitement hormonal féminisant et 5 ans que j'ai subi ma chirurgie de réattribution sexuelle dans la clinique d'un magicien, le docteur Supporn à Chonburi.

[anotherchariotpulledbycats]

The funniest thing about the 'soyboy' meme is that, while the effects of phytoestrogens on male fertility is still a matter of dispute, there are far more actual oestrogens in livestock, especially in those which are treated with hormones (particularly, beef cattle) or given feed treated with animal manure.

So really, if some insecure alpha-male gymbro wanted to avoid being 'feminized', he should go vegan.

[neimiismycoolgirlname]

Batman Au where phito oestrogen actually work the way masculinists incel believe it does and Poison Ivy has an army of forced fem minions who are all extremely lesbians

[t-the-zine]

INSIDE ISSUE 2

A little snippet from Anger Issues by Ezra Tellington, discussing the not-so-simple link between testosterone, anger and aggression.

Find the full piece in the zine here ✨

[indizombie]

After making it through perimenopause and menopause, people's mood and cognition tend to stabilise — yet oestrogen levels remain low. Why is this? For the most part, our brain will adjust to lower oestrogen levels, and many symptoms will ease. But for some women, this new normal might make them more vulnerable to neurodegenerative conditions. For instance, two-thirds of Australians with dementia are women. No-one knows for sure why that is, but one theory points the finger at oestrogen. One of oestradiol's benefits is it has a protective effect on the brain, so take it away and you might increase brain inflammation — something that's implicated in conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Dr Gurvich says. "But this is more of a hypothesis at the moment, and an area that's really just starting to be uncovered."

Belinda Smith, ‘How changes in oestrogen levels before, during menopause can affect how we think and feel’, ABC

[oknats]

[phormlessblob]

microdosing oestrogen to transition from an otter to a twink

[mistressbredcrms]

wanna add some spice to your nightly medication?

why not try adding viagra and oestrogen to a gumball machine and take whatever comes out!

what will you get?

thats up for god to decide!

does she want you to grow tits?

or get an erection!?!?!

try now!

[lazytransbiangal]

[what-the-fuck-toothless]

gender fluid person who doesn't realize they're a shapeshifter because of a lack of information on the experience an only just having come out of the closet.

trans guy who doesn’t realize he’s turning into a werewolf because he assumes it’s all just normal side effects of starting testosterone

[charsui]

God, trans Twitter really did have me expecting a VERY different answer

[beneath-thestyx]

at what age can trans folks start taking hrt?

[biology-geology-beaches-india]

The Science Research Diaries of S. Sunkavally, p 630.

[figbarofknowledge]

Oh it’s like an american girl doll thing

See I saw this post and my first thought was C3-PO

web search: hrt that gives you ball joints and a quiet and respectful disposition

[indizombie]

One reason for changes in mood and cognition may be wild fluctuations and an eventual permanent drop in the production of the sex hormone oestrogen. There are two main types of oestrogen implicated in menopause. The most potent form we produce is called oestradiol. It is generally made during reproductive years, and can drop by 85 to 90 per cent during menopause. Then there's a weaker form of oestrogen called oestrone, which decreases by around 65 to 75 per cent. "They both fluctuate rapidly during perimenopause, and reduce after menopause, but oestradiol reduces the most, which makes oestrone the predominant oestrogen post menopause,"  Dr Gurvich says.

Belinda Smith, ‘How changes in oestrogen levels before, during menopause can affect how we think and feel’, ABC

[cloudbug08]

My beautiful lesbian wife who is potentially a man