How to tell the difference between gyno and fat?

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>>41847844

>>41847844
feel around your chest and stomach what regular fat feels like first. Then pinch under your nipples. If you have hard lumps, that is gyno. If it is just smooth like regular fat everywhere else, it's just fat.

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>>41847844
I'm a qualified personal trainer and competitive bodybuilder. My advice is take a firm grip of the nipple. If the tissue behind the nipple is firm and hard, it's gyno. If not you want to eat a shitload of soy, and 600mg of tren, no test, and no hcg.

You'll soon have your bitch tits and be able to successfully transition into a trap. Your welcome.

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pick up smoking nicotine and drinking black coffee

go on a cut too

try to take natural aromatase inhibitors

you can fix your gyno naturally but it's way longer

>>41847899
>>41847933
I can't really tell the difference honestly, I can push them in and squeeze them like my body fat I could ask a doctor maybe to check?

>>41847973
don't listen to this guy

>>41847885
I've got gyno in one nipple. I'm pretty skinny at 6'3" 175lbs. I was diagnosed by mammogram. It was pretty embarrassing desu.

Basically it feels like a hard, rubbery, quarter-sized growth directly under the nipple. Completely different from fat. You can grab at it and feel the nodules -- it's not completely symmetric.

It's pretty dumb. I have to wear two t-shirts so my one nipple doesn't stick out as much.

>>41847933
Nigga, just get on HRT