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@1894 @kys @Histy
There are several cases where it's allowed:
We're supposed to have the skull on the left but due to the low testosterone in this day and age (mainly cause of the infamous billionaires and Jews feeding us goyslop), we have the skull on the right.
Since we are considered a defect shouldn't it be halal to take anabolic steroids and testosterone coupled with peptides to increase the hormonal production in our system to match that of our ancestors (the supposed normal)?
We all know that cosmetically and artificially changing your looks in islam is forbidden.
There are several cases where it's allowed:
- If your looks causes you unideal levels of stress
- If you aren't what's supposed to be normal, a defect. (For example extremely low T is a defect which is why it's halal to take TRT if you have low T)
We all know our ancestors had much more testosterone than us.
We're supposed to have the skull on the left but due to the low testosterone in this day and age (mainly cause of the infamous billionaires and Jews feeding us goyslop), we have the skull on the right.
What does this mean?
Since we are considered a defect shouldn't it be halal to take anabolic steroids and testosterone coupled with peptides to increase the hormonal production in our system to match that of our ancestors (the supposed normal)?