This is the structure of your argument >>18 It is a new by my standards, it's only in 1930 that we started to extract testosterone and estrogen from bull testes and from the piss of pregnant female specimens respectively. Looking at that date, I can deduce that the start of industrialization couldn't have been be the (sole) prerequisite, but off the top of my head you need literal tons of crushed bull testes to extract a month's of test HRT, and you have to preserve it. Are the yields a lot better for piss or what. Are we missing critical DIY HRT knowledge?
Growing up in your parent's home but:
This is the structure of your argument
>>18
It is a new by my standards, it's only in 1930 that we started to extract testosterone and estrogen from bull testes and from the piss of pregnant female specimens respectively. Looking at that date, I can deduce that the start of industrialization couldn't have been be the (sole) prerequisite, but off the top of my head you need literal tons of crushed bull testes to extract a month's of test HRT, and you have to preserve it. Are the yields a lot better for piss or what. Are we missing critical DIY HRT knowledge?