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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
2 questions about hcg mono
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<blockquote data-quote="Gene Devine" data-source="post: 1228" data-attributes="member: 4"><p>Paco - First we must clarify that we are addressing Secondary Hypogonadal men here, not Primary.</p><p></p><p>Administration of HCG can increase Testosterone serum levels in men which through the negative feedback loop may/can cause a self induced Secondary Hypogonadism state.</p><p></p><p>With this comes HPTA suppression and significant reduction in both LH and FSH serum levels.</p><p></p><p>When this happens there is a strong belief by many anti aging practitioners that upstream production of hormones will be compromised; more specifically the conversion of Cholesterol (CHOL) into Pregnenolone. HCG, as an LH analog, activates the P450-scc enzyme which is principally responsible for the synthesis from CHOL into Pregnenolone. The use of HCG insures that all three CHOL dependent hormonal pathways are getting the raw hormonal materials they need to optimized when a man is HPTA suppressed.</p><p></p><p>Supplementing with low daily doses of both Pregnenolone and DHEA also goes to support the three CHOL dependent hormonal pathways as well.</p><p></p><p>As we age, like everything else, both Pregnenolone and DHEA production slows so supplementing both insures that we are providing these three CHOL dependent pathways with the raw materials they need when HPTA suppressed and to over come age related decline.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gene Devine, post: 1228, member: 4"] Paco - First we must clarify that we are addressing Secondary Hypogonadal men here, not Primary. Administration of HCG can increase Testosterone serum levels in men which through the negative feedback loop may/can cause a self induced Secondary Hypogonadism state. With this comes HPTA suppression and significant reduction in both LH and FSH serum levels. When this happens there is a strong belief by many anti aging practitioners that upstream production of hormones will be compromised; more specifically the conversion of Cholesterol (CHOL) into Pregnenolone. HCG, as an LH analog, activates the P450-scc enzyme which is principally responsible for the synthesis from CHOL into Pregnenolone. The use of HCG insures that all three CHOL dependent hormonal pathways are getting the raw hormonal materials they need to optimized when a man is HPTA suppressed. Supplementing with low daily doses of both Pregnenolone and DHEA also goes to support the three CHOL dependent hormonal pathways as well. As we age, like everything else, both Pregnenolone and DHEA production slows so supplementing both insures that we are providing these three CHOL dependent pathways with the raw materials they need when HPTA suppressed and to over come age related decline. [/QUOTE]
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