it’s not unregulated. it’s still prescription, it’s just not controlled. like an antibiotic or something. i don’t think you’re allowed to put prescription medication in products like that.
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So factory farms can pump cows full of hormones and sell the meat to consumers, but I can't spike my energy drinks, gummi bears, oreos, etc. with estrogen?? That just doesn't seem fair to me.
Gamer girl energy drink
This is a billion dollar idea
I don't think you can just eat raws, so you'd have to get real creative with how you get it into your system.
Suppository eggs
The liver ruins it so no.
Had to look it up but there is an oral version used to treat breast cancer, there's some differences but science has gotten close enough without even trying so it's probably doable.
I mean it’s a general known fact around here that oral e is not the best.
I'm saying they probably COULD make it work.
Yeah, oral e is an option, people just don’t like it.
I don't think you're picking up what I'm putting down. Science guys have figured out oral e, without being motivated by trans people to do so as far as I'm aware it was for breast cancer, so, probably if the effort was put forth an workable oral version would be doable. Not saying it currently exists, saying it probably wouldn't be that great a pharmaceutical challenge
Yeah, maybe. I can be bad at understanding people.
What's better than oral e?
Injections. I haven't really done research on it myself, but others told me injections are best and also where to get it, so that's what I've been doing so far. I probably should do more research on this.
So what you're saying is, instead of spiking our energy drinks with oral E, we need to spike our injectable E with energy drinks. I like the way you think! 
Edit: DISCLAIMER: Do not, under any circumstances, actually try to do this! E needs to go into either adipose tissue or into a muscle, and energy drinks probably aren't even safe if taken intravenously (and with the carbonation removed).
Injections or transdermally (i.e. patches/gel)
If you do the energy drink it must be named girl juice, big girl energy etc.
They would work poorly but it's unscheduled so I think so. You would 100% get sued though. You might win.