Hydrocortisone for philitrum

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If hydrocortisone it tightens the skins than why we use it in the nose to fix the mouth to nose ration
Why we not using it in the philitrum to tighten this area and make it shorter

 

[Iwanttomogmore]

IF I recall correctly (I'm not 100% sure but yea) it doesn't actually tighten skin it just atrophies it

 

[ScaredKultLeader]

SHOCKING TRUTH EXPOSED: The "Philtrum Effect" That's Turning Men Gay Without Their Knowledge​

What if I told you that the secret to sexual orientation has been hiding in plain sight on your face this whole time? That's right - I'm talking about that little groove between your nose and upper lip known as the philtrum. And what's being put on it might be changing who you're attracted to.

For years, mainstream medicine has been pushing hydrocortisone creams for everything from eczema to rashes, but they've never told you about its hidden effect on the philtrum - what I'm calling the "Philtrum Effect." When hydrocortisone is applied to this specific facial region, it allegedly interferes with the body's natural hormone pathways in ways that could literally rewire your attraction patterns.

The philtrum isn't just some random indentation on your face - it's a critical facial feature formed during fetal development when the two sides of your face fuse together. Some researchers believe it contains concentrated nerve endings and hormone receptors that connect directly to parts of the brain involved in attraction and arousal.

Here's what they're not telling you: hydrocortisone, when applied to this area, allegedly disrupts the delicate balance of pheromone detection and hormonal signaling. The cream supposedly creates a cascade effect that some claim can gradually shift attraction from the opposite sex to the same sex - without the person even realizing what's happening.

Think about it - why has there been such a dramatic increase in people identifying as LGBTQ+ in recent decades? Could it be that the widespread use of hydrocortisone creams - often prescribed for common skin conditions - is actually a secret driver of this change? The timing lines up perfectly with when these products became household staples.

The mainstream media won't touch this story because it's too controversial. Big Pharma certainly doesn't want you to know that their "harmless" skin creams might be rewiring your brain's attraction centers. But the evidence is allegedly there if you know where to look.

So next time you reach for that hydrocortisone cream for a rash on your face, you might want to think twice. Unless you're open to the possibility of your attraction patterns changing in ways you never expected. The choice is yours - but at least now you know what might really be happening when you apply that cream to your philtrum.

#PhiltrumEffect #BigPharmaSecrets #TheyreHidingTheTruth

 

[Iwanttomogmore]

If hydrocortisone it tightens the skins than why we use it in the nose to fix the mouth to nose ration
Why we not using it in the philitrum to tighten this area and make it shorter

I looked into it a bit, appearently since Hydrocortisone destroys your collagen/Elastin it will hurt the structural integrity and as such lead to elongation (probably) instead of shortening

 

[ＥＳＲ]

SHOCKING TRUTH EXPOSED: The "Philtrum Effect" That's Turning Men Gay Without Their Knowledge​

What if I told you that the secret to sexual orientation has been hiding in plain sight on your face this whole time? That's right - I'm talking about that little groove between your nose and upper lip known as the philtrum. And what's being put on it might be changing who you're attracted to.

For years, mainstream medicine has been pushing hydrocortisone creams for everything from eczema to rashes, but they've never told you about its hidden effect on the philtrum - what I'm calling the "Philtrum Effect." When hydrocortisone is applied to this specific facial region, it allegedly interferes with the body's natural hormone pathways in ways that could literally rewire your attraction patterns.

The philtrum isn't just some random indentation on your face - it's a critical facial feature formed during fetal development when the two sides of your face fuse together. Some researchers believe it contains concentrated nerve endings and hormone receptors that connect directly to parts of the brain involved in attraction and arousal.

Here's what they're not telling you: hydrocortisone, when applied to this area, allegedly disrupts the delicate balance of pheromone detection and hormonal signaling. The cream supposedly creates a cascade effect that some claim can gradually shift attraction from the opposite sex to the same sex - without the person even realizing what's happening.

Think about it - why has there been such a dramatic increase in people identifying as LGBTQ+ in recent decades? Could it be that the widespread use of hydrocortisone creams - often prescribed for common skin conditions - is actually a secret driver of this change? The timing lines up perfectly with when these products became household staples.

The mainstream media won't touch this story because it's too controversial. Big Pharma certainly doesn't want you to know that their "harmless" skin creams might be rewiring your brain's attraction centers. But the evidence is allegedly there if you know where to look.

So next time you reach for that hydrocortisone cream for a rash on your face, you might want to think twice. Unless you're open to the possibility of your attraction patterns changing in ways you never expected. The choice is yours - but at least now you know what might really be happening when you apply that cream to your philtrum.

#PhiltrumEffect #BigPharmaSecrets #TheyreHidingTheTruth

Bro my philitrum is so long
I m kinda Damian later philitrum

 

[ScaredKultLeader]

Bro my philitrum is so long
I m kinda Damian later philitrum

its like a trade, you get a shorter philtrum but you also become gay, is it worth it?

 

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its like a trade, you get a shorter philtrum but you also become gay, is it worth it?

I believe that lgbt smg biological and genetic
And I’m not doing this
Instead I will get 0,5 upper lip filler to make my lip ratio t1 instead of t2 and shorten my philitrum