It's a shame the original articles on filipino dads - and pimples - are not available in full without paying. I usually trust journals such as Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences and The Lancet, because they don't publish until approved by experts. Too often we're left with how the media interpret these studies ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-14880055 ). The work on filipino dads was done at University of San Carlos, Cebu City. It needs confirming in other studies, but it does add to what we already know about androgens regulating sex drive (and hair growth ).
It might surprise members to know that " male " and " female " hormones are normally produced in both sexes. We have learned a lot from cancers and benign ( non-cancerous ) tumours which may produce hormones unexpectedly / " inappropriately " ( masculinizing females or feminizing males for example ) .... but that's going off-topic.
