Guest guest Posted October 19, 2006 Report Share Posted October 19, 2006 My DHT test history: the data in the bracket is the reference range from the lab. first time, 4.3 nmol/l (1.2-4.7nmol/l) (the lower edge could be 1.2, but I don't remember, may be one point something else) second time, 13.6 nmol/l, and this is the one I said might be an error made by the lab third time, 4.9 nmol/l fourth time, 5.9 nmol/l; or perhaps five point something else, I don't remember. So you see, my DHT level is a typical young man's level, but many White men my age have much more facial hair than I do, and I'm Asian. So it could mean, a Chinese man and an Anglo-Saxon man, both had the same level of DHT of, let's suppose, 4.7 nmol/l; and this amount of DHT could stimulate the white man to grow a lot of beard, while it does only 10% of the effect on a Chinese man. But I do not know what affects the sensitivity of the facial follicles toward DHT, anyone has any idea? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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