Supplements have been shown to increase blood flow, increase performance, steroids could help boys at a critical point to help them develop good jaw lines, and grow taller.
Not my intention man.
True, but we also understand that genetics, hormones, face, height, race, etc are important.
i see. of course you'd want to make sure your child fulfils their full genetic potential, however there are long-term health consequences in what you're suggesting. the most you can do for a baby/toddler is proper nutrition and cognitive development. Sure, as the boy grows hormones could be on the table. okay im done speculating because no of this will happen or matter to me lol.
Don't think of things like that, "it doesn't affect me". A lot of the thinking in here is vanguard thinking. Maybe to you it doesn't apply, but what if I'm right? I've heard of people giving pre natal vitamins to pregnant mothers.
from me limited experience, i think all mothers are prescribed pre-natal vitamins, but the extent of preventing someone from being an incel fron that? not likely, that can be better explained by genetics which triumphs all. when you talk about giving kids supplements, that can be better attributed to those in situations where malnurishment is an issue. not eating your veggies or fruits everyday doesn't mean a thing in the grand scheme of things. also, there's the factor of absorbancy of these vitamins and specific ailments preventing that and ingestion of too much or too little of other vitamins and minerals which can inhibit how our bodies actually use them.
