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  1. Adams Apples grows selection of over 150 varieties of apple & fruit trees for sale at competitive prices, with wholesale discounts. We specialise in growing Apple Trees, but also offer a wide range of other fruit trees.

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  2. Adam’s Apples is the largest grower of fruit trees in the south west of England. From our nursery at Dulford, East Devon, we bring our growing knowledge and expertise to the thousands of trees we propagate, nurture and send out across the country, every year.

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    • Can women develop an Adam’s apple?
    • What’s the purpose of an Adam’s apple?
    • When does the Adam’s apple develop?
    • Why do some people have a larger Adam’s apple than other people?
    • Can you surgically alter the size of your Adam’s apple?
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    The “Adam’s apple” refers to when the front of the thyroid cartilage around your larynx (voice box) protrudes outward. It’s more common in males and typically develops during puberty.

    The name of this natural body characteristic goes back to the biblical story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. As the tale goes, Adam ate a piece of forbidden fruit from the apple tree, and a part of it got stuck in his throat. This is where the name “Adam’s apple” comes from.

    During puberty, boys develop a larger larynx. This makes their voices deeper over time, and it can create the bump at the front of the throat that’s known as an Adam’s apple.

    Girls also undergo changes to their voice box during puberty. The degree of laryngeal growth in females isn’t as significant as in males, so most women don’t have Adam’s apples. Some women with a larger larynx do, but this indicates the size of the voice box only. In some women, a larger larynx may be caused by an increased amount of testosterone, which is also responsible for other body changes, such as body hair.

    The Adam’s apple itself doesn’t serve any medical function, but the larynx does. The larynx protects your vocal chords. Your vocal chords help you:

    •talk

    •shout

    •laugh

    •whisper

    •sing

    An Adam’s apple develops during puberty. Before this stage, girls and boys have similar larynx sizes. Once puberty hits, the larynx grows in size and gains more cartilage to protect the vocal chords. In turn, your voice naturally gets deeper. The development of the larynx is larger in boys than in girls.

    Cartilage is made of connective tissue that doesn’t have any blood vessels. The Adam’s apple is the bulge on the front of the thyroid cartilage. Your thyroid gland is located at the base of your neck. It’s responsible for metabolic functions throughout your body. Having extra thyroid cartilage doesn’t affect your thyroid function though. The thyroid cartilage is located above the thyroid gland.

    Some people have larger Adam’s apples than others. This is because some people develop more cartilage around the vocal cords, or they have a larger voice box. People with a larger Adam’s apple tend to have a deeper voice than people with a smaller one. That’s why women often have voices that are less deep than men. An Adam’s apple doesn’t make you talk clearer or louder than normal, though.

    An Adam’s apple isn’t a medical concern, and it won’t cause any health problems.

    Having (or not having) an Adam’s apple depends on your own unique genetic makeup. Still, there are surgical options available to alter your Adam’s apple, whether you want to enhance it or reduce it altogether.

    Adam’s apple enhancement is often seen in facial masculinization surgery, where a candidate desires more stereotypically masculine facial features. It involves the placement of cartilage on top of the thyroid cartilage to create the Adam’s apple effect. This is an extensive type of plastic surgery that may not be covered by insurance. It’s primarily used in people with gender dysphoria.

    It may take several weeks to recover following surgery. Talk to your doctor about all the benefits and risks of Adam’s apple enhancement.

    There’s also a type of surgery available to remove an Adam’s apple, known as chondrolaryngoplasty. This procedure involves shaving off excess thyroid cartilage. Adam’s apple reduction is an extensive surgery that takes time to heal. Rare side effects include weakness in vocal ability and subsequent changes to your voice.

    An Adam’s apple is simply a name for the area of the thyroid cartilage that appears more prominent on the front of the neck. It’s mostly seen in men following puberty due to more significant growth of the larynx, but it can occur in women, too. If an Adam’s apple (or lack thereof) is something you would like to address surgically, discuss your opti...

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  3. Adams Apples grows selection of over 150 varieties of apple & fruit trees for sale at competitive prices, with wholesale discounts. We specialise in growing Apple Trees, but also offer a wide range of other fruit trees.

  4. Feb 27, 2023 · An Adam’s apple is a bump of cartilage that protrudes on the front of many people’s throats. Though everyone has this cartilage, an Adam’s apple is mainly only visible in males rather than...

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    The Adam's apple is the protrusion in the neck formed by the angle of the thyroid cartilage surrounding the larynx, typically visible in men, less frequently in women. The prominence of the Adam's apple increases in some men as a secondary male sex characteristic during puberty. [1]

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