
yeah
testosterone has a reputation a bad
reputation
only a jerk would act like that complete
idiot
is often associated by nature and
progression but it’s also associated
with sex and power the amount of
testosterone in your body may be
equivalent to a pinch of sugar in an
Olympic swimming pool and it has these
profound effects to understand how it
works in humans scientists are looking
at the beginning of life
when human life begins all fetuses look
female both males and females are
exposed to testosterone in the womb boys
produce significantly more
lovers peak at around 4 months
the amount of testosterone that male and
female fetuses are exposed to at this
critical point affects how the body and
brain are built less testosterone can
result in better verbal skills more
testosterone can be to better visual
spatial skills like this mental rotation
test and parallel parking the amount of
testosterone that an individual was
exposed to in utero can be gauged in
some surprising ways according to some
studies it shows up in the hands
specifically the relationship in length
between the pointer and ring fingers
it’s called the two d4e ratio
a longer pointer finger compared with
the length of the ring finger means
lower testosterone exposure in the wound
a pointer fingers shorter than the ring
finger indicates a high dose was
received in utero having a longer ring
finger has been correlated with high
sperm count assertiveness in women and
athletic ability if a glance at
someone’s hand can reveal mental ability
personality traits or athletic skill
could this prejudice a potential
employer opponent or mate could such a
simple method be reliable to d40
research is controversial but it does
appear the testosterone is determining a
lot about who we are before we are even
born
testosterone has a reputation a bad
reputation
only a jerk would act like that complete
idiot
is often associated by nature and
progression but it’s also associated
with sex and power the amount of
testosterone in your body may be
equivalent to a pinch of sugar in an
Olympic swimming pool and it has these
profound effects to understand how it
works in humans scientists are looking
at the beginning of life
when human life begins all fetuses look
female both males and females are
exposed to testosterone in the womb boys
produce significantly more
lovers peak at around 4 months
the amount of testosterone that male and
female fetuses are exposed to at this
critical point affects how the body and
brain are built less testosterone can
result in better verbal skills more
testosterone can be to better visual
spatial skills like this mental rotation
test and parallel parking the amount of
testosterone that an individual was
exposed to in utero can be gauged in
some surprising ways according to some
studies it shows up in the hands
specifically the relationship in length
between the pointer and ring fingers
it’s called the two d4e ratio
a longer pointer finger compared with
the length of the ring finger means
lower testosterone exposure in the wound
a pointer fingers shorter than the ring
finger indicates a high dose was
received in utero having a longer ring
finger has been correlated with high
sperm count assertiveness in women and
athletic ability if a glance at
someone’s hand can reveal mental ability
personality traits or athletic skill
could this prejudice a potential
employer opponent or mate could such a
simple method be reliable to d40
research is controversial but it does
appear the testosterone is determining a
lot about who we are before we are even
born
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