[AbiDrew85]

Abidrew says that women normally don't produce any DHT unless there hormones are out of whack. Also, Karen, a bio-male, recently said that even though she normally doesn't produce any testosterone because of a drug she's taking and also because she naturally has low T production (if I remember correctly), but the PM pushed her testosterone levels through the roof. In women, E and P levels should be raised by PM rather than T, but maybe something complicated and unpredictable is going on that would make the SP useful in combination with a program like Mayusaki. Then again, I haven't been able to figure out if miyusaki kept taking SP the whole time. if she didn't take it during the second leg of her program and she grew just fine without any other issues, than she may have just been wrong about SP.

This is an interesting point...

You want my theory? I have nothing scientific to back this up at all...

Anyways, I think mints would actually be better for most women. This'll work to block t receptors, which women don't have as much of as men anyways, and do so better than SP. And I greatly doubt SP's greater effect on 5-alpha-reductase will benefit most women at all...

Then again... There IS something else going on with SP... Something is causing that cellulite reaction in some girls who use it... And it's not either of the better known anti-T properties...