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if i was you i would be careful in using proviron 
Arch Gen Psychiatry. 1976 May;33(5):611-4.
Further studies on sex hormones in male homosexuals.
Plasma estrone, dihydrotestosterone, luteinizing hormone (LH), and percentage-free testosterone levels were determined in 26 predominantly or exclusively homosexual males (20 to 33 years of age) and in an age-matched control group. Although the homosexual and control groups showed a broad overlapping for all hormonal factors measured, highly significant differences between the groups were found without exception. The medians of the homosexual group (control group) and the significance levels for the two-sample rank tests were as follows: estrone 3.07 (2.43) ng/100 ml, P less than .01; dihydrotestosterone 66.0 (49.2) ng/100 ml, P less than .01; percentage-free testosterone 10.7% (9.7%), P less than .02; LH 35.1 (24.9) ng/ml, P less than .001. These findings can in part be explained by the higher LH secretion in the homosexual subjects.
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Higher body hair with lower mesmorphism ratings were observed in
Caucasian homosexual men compared with the general male population,
reflecting elevated 5alpha-reductase (5alphaR) activity, and higher
dihydrotestosterone-to-testosterone (DHT-to-T) ratio, in sharp
contrast to 46,XY 5alphaR 2 deficiency subjects, who are often born
with ambiguous, or female genitalia, but tend to grow up to be
muscular, heterosexual men with very little body hair, or beard. One
study also showed them scoring around dull normal IQs. A greater
prevalence of liberal body hair growth in men with higher IQs and/or
educational levels was also observed in several samples. The
exceptions to this statistical trend are too unsettling, however.
Nevertheless, the results of a number of published studies, including
one showing higher DHT-to-T ratio in homosexual men, done with
different objectives over a span of 80 years, together strongly
support these findings. Furthermore, in an animal model,
"cognitive-enhancing effects" of "5alpha-reduced androgen " were
recently demonstrated.
PMID: 15677419
Arch Gen Psychiatry. 1976 May;33(5):611-4.
Further studies on sex hormones in male homosexuals.
Plasma estrone, dihydrotestosterone, luteinizing hormone (LH), and percentage-free testosterone levels were determined in 26 predominantly or exclusively homosexual males (20 to 33 years of age) and in an age-matched control group. Although the homosexual and control groups showed a broad overlapping for all hormonal factors measured, highly significant differences between the groups were found without exception. The medians of the homosexual group (control group) and the significance levels for the two-sample rank tests were as follows: estrone 3.07 (2.43) ng/100 ml, P less than .01; dihydrotestosterone 66.0 (49.2) ng/100 ml, P less than .01; percentage-free testosterone 10.7% (9.7%), P less than .02; LH 35.1 (24.9) ng/ml, P less than .001. These findings can in part be explained by the higher LH secretion in the homosexual subjects.
=======================================
Higher body hair with lower mesmorphism ratings were observed in
Caucasian homosexual men compared with the general male population,
reflecting elevated 5alpha-reductase (5alphaR) activity, and higher
dihydrotestosterone-to-testosterone (DHT-to-T) ratio, in sharp
contrast to 46,XY 5alphaR 2 deficiency subjects, who are often born
with ambiguous, or female genitalia, but tend to grow up to be
muscular, heterosexual men with very little body hair, or beard. One
study also showed them scoring around dull normal IQs. A greater
prevalence of liberal body hair growth in men with higher IQs and/or
educational levels was also observed in several samples. The
exceptions to this statistical trend are too unsettling, however.
Nevertheless, the results of a number of published studies, including
one showing higher DHT-to-T ratio in homosexual men, done with
different objectives over a span of 80 years, together strongly
support these findings. Furthermore, in an animal model,
"cognitive-enhancing effects" of "5alpha-reduced androgen " were
recently demonstrated.
PMID: 15677419
