Zoë Bell, Steph Scott, Shelina Visram, Judith Rankin, Clare Bambra, Nicola Heslehurst
Children's nutritional health and wellbeing in food insecure households in Europe: A qualitative meta-ethnography
PloS one
inferential evidence based observational studies deductive reasoning allows us suppose hormone receptors human brain associated libido data indicate sexually active pubescent women higher testosterone levels matched controls however number nonhormonal events puberty could related changes another circuitous way look hormone libido receptors brain evaluating patients birth control pills sexual activity paradoxically decreases sex hormonebinding globulin shbg levels increased therefore free testosterone levels seem affected use birth control pills addition progestins pill 19nortestosterone derivatives may androgenic effect right women estrogen replacement therapy addition testosterone seem report increased libido subjective information increase psychological sense wellbeing well documented females adrenogenital syndrome masculinized utero indicating imprinting behavior nature end point eg increased libido difficult draw concrete conclusions presence libido receptors human brain outcomes end points soft difficult come consensus fact topic polarizes opinions pure scientist objective clinician subjective