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Lol, what?Tissues that don't get exposed to DHT become feminized... can you argue this?
Tissues either have androgen receptors or they don't. Most tissues in the body don't have any androgen receptors. If they don't have androgen receptors, then DHT literally doesn't matter to them. Supplying cells with androgens has varying impacts but usually on other hormones. The tissues themselves tend to be rather unaffected by DHT. They certainly don't "feminize"(whatever that means) in the absence of DHT.
I've yet to see a lot of evidence that DHT does anything useful in an adult body. I think it's more of a waste product than a source of anything good. I've yet to see one positive cellular benefit of high DHT levels clinically demonstrated. And I'm speaking outside of hair loss.