MegaMan7
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This has been a question I have had for years. I have heard and read many contradicting "facts" about testosterone and estrogen and their affects on the growth plates. Some will tell you that estrogen causes premature closure of the growth plates (this being the reason that women are generally shorter then men) however many are convinced it is the opposite, that testosterone causes the growth plates to prematurely shut (many say this is the reason that AAS stunts growth). I myself am more inclined to believe that estrogen is the culprit..what do you guys know about this?