A woman’s body does produce testosterone, albeit in small quantities. Testosterone is an essential hormone that humans require in general as it is used for our body to grow, repairing damaged muscles and tissues, improving mood and energy, and help burn off excess fat. However, testosterone is classified as a male hormone because males produce greater quantity than their female counterparts. They help define male characteristics such as deeper voice, facial hair, developed muscle, body height, sexual drive, etc.

But that does not mean that females don’t require them. Female professional athletes use SARMs due to their massive impact on their muscle development and overall performances.

Low-Level Testosterone and High-Level Testosterone Symptoms in Women

The body always tries to balance and regulate hormones. It is how we are designed and function naturally. A hormonal imbalance will likely cause problems for the individual. Too little or too much just won’t do; it has to be perfectly balanced. Here are both symptoms to help you understand better.

Symptoms of too little testosterone level in women:

• Low Energy Level
• Depression
• Moody
• Low Sexual Drive
• Low Sexual Satisfaction
• Muscle and Joint Pain
• Weak Muscles

Symptoms of too much testosterone level in women:

• Excessive Facial Hair
• Excessive Acne and Oily Skin
• Hair Loss
• Enlarged Clitoris
• Smaller Breast
• Deeper Voice
• Increase in Muscle Mass
• Irregular Menstrual Cycle

As a herald of good news, conveniently, supplements such as SARMs are able to regulate your testosterone level and maintain it. Studies have shown that the majority of women …

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