Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I was always under the impression that if you went to the doc and wanted a male contraceptive one of the options was a shot of enanthate like 250mg every 3=4 weeks. I thought it definately would impede sperm production. I have been on test and dropped batches in my girl left and right and she wasn't on the pill and she didn't get pregnant...
Steroids and making a baby
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BigCracker
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Mr.X said:
Yep, mostly female babies with full beards and a giant clit that looks like chewed up wad of Bazooka Bubble Gum. lol
Seriously, almost every guy that got his chick prego while "on" ended up having girls.
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BigCracker said:
It's strange. I've made this observation to AS users who have kids, and a majority of them who were "on" during the process have girls. When they were off after PCT, I noticed they had boys. Of course, I only have a few friends that are off a lot
, so those are the only ones I can use as an example. I have one buddy, in particular, who has 5 kids, and he's like clockwork. 4 girls and 1 boy; the girls when he was "on" and the boy when he was "off".
There is some research which may back up this pattern of being more likely to concieve one sex over the other whilst on steroids. sex determination comes from the male gamete in terms of either an X or Y chromosome. There does seem to be a link between the dissociation of the XY chromosome bivalent (which will ultimatly determine the proportion of sperm with an X chromosome or Y chromosome), and the efficiency of sperm production (which can be lowered during steroid use).
A possibly relevant abstract from a pubmed journal:
X-Y chromosome dissociation in mouse strains differing in efficiency of spermatogenesis: elevated frequency of univalents in pubertal males.
Krzanowska H.
Department of Genetics and Evolution, Institute of Zoology, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.
Dissociation of the X-Y chromosome bivalent in diakinesis-metaphase I spermatocytes of adult mice was significantly more frequent in the CBA strain (29%) than in C57, KP, or KE strains (7-11%). Autosome dissociation (1-5%) involved only the smallest chromosome pairs. Elevated frequency of X-Y dissociation in the CBA strain correlates with SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER TESTES WEIGHT AND LOWER YEILD OF SPERMATOGENESIS, which suggests that sex bivalent dissociation may be responsible for some loss of spermatogenic cells. However, sperm quality is not affected, the percentage of normal spermatozoa and their fertilizing capacity being higher in CBA than in the remaining strains. Two congenic strains, KE and KE.CBA (the latter with the Y chromosome introduced from CBA), had the same level of X-Y dissociation, suggesting that the Y chromosome plays no role in the determination of this character. In comparison with adult males, pubertal (27-29 day-old) males had twice as high a frequency of X-Y dissociation in KE and KP strains, and combined frequencies of dissociated sex and autosome bivalents were significantly higher in pubertal males of all tested strains. Although the level of chromosome dissociation is not sufficient to explain increased mortality of germ cells observed in pubertal males, it could be one of the contributing factors.
PMID: 2777172 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Although this wasnt a directly relevant study it does seem to show a relationship between the efficiency of sperm production (spermatogenesis) and the dissociation of the XY choromosome bivalent.
A possibly relevant abstract from a pubmed journal:
X-Y chromosome dissociation in mouse strains differing in efficiency of spermatogenesis: elevated frequency of univalents in pubertal males.
Krzanowska H.
Department of Genetics and Evolution, Institute of Zoology, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.
Dissociation of the X-Y chromosome bivalent in diakinesis-metaphase I spermatocytes of adult mice was significantly more frequent in the CBA strain (29%) than in C57, KP, or KE strains (7-11%). Autosome dissociation (1-5%) involved only the smallest chromosome pairs. Elevated frequency of X-Y dissociation in the CBA strain correlates with SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER TESTES WEIGHT AND LOWER YEILD OF SPERMATOGENESIS, which suggests that sex bivalent dissociation may be responsible for some loss of spermatogenic cells. However, sperm quality is not affected, the percentage of normal spermatozoa and their fertilizing capacity being higher in CBA than in the remaining strains. Two congenic strains, KE and KE.CBA (the latter with the Y chromosome introduced from CBA), had the same level of X-Y dissociation, suggesting that the Y chromosome plays no role in the determination of this character. In comparison with adult males, pubertal (27-29 day-old) males had twice as high a frequency of X-Y dissociation in KE and KP strains, and combined frequencies of dissociated sex and autosome bivalents were significantly higher in pubertal males of all tested strains. Although the level of chromosome dissociation is not sufficient to explain increased mortality of germ cells observed in pubertal males, it could be one of the contributing factors.
PMID: 2777172 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
Although this wasnt a directly relevant study it does seem to show a relationship between the efficiency of sperm production (spermatogenesis) and the dissociation of the XY choromosome bivalent.
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immortalis
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BigCracker said:Yep, mostly female babies with full beards and a giant clit that looks like chewed up wad of Bazooka Bubble Gum. lol
Seriously, almost every guy that got his chick prego while "on" ended up having girls.
Damn BC... I was eatting when I read that. Damn near made me throw up! lol
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