So far no evidence has been presented to show that gonadorelin can be used as a direct replacement for hCG. There are theoretical reasons to be skeptical, including the rapid and pulsatile nature of endogenous GnRH production, and the suppressive effects of TRT on the pituitary. I've shown that with a rigorous protocol gonadorelin can restore gonadotropins under TRT. But while these results are interesting and show some promise for improving TRT, the method is likely to be impractical for most.
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HCG being taken off of the FDA’s approved list?
Hey everyone. I’m trying to get the news and ideas about my clinic switching to gonadorelin because they say the FDA is no longer approving HCG for use anyone else know what to do?
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This use should be considered experimental. My hunch is that at physiological doses there may be some benefits to it even if gonadotropins are not produced. But if you don't get gonadotropins then you don't have the benefits you'd get with hCG. Furthermore, the protocols being put forth by clinics offering gonadorelin are not remotely physiological.
slicktop
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I just ordered 4 vials from Empower. I could have gotten 6. It's available. Additionally, there's multiple options on ReliableRx.
Nelson Vergel
Founder, ExcelMale.com
Gonadorelin as HCG alternative?
My doctor wants to change my protocol. I am currently on 200mg of testosterone and HCG. They now have mentioned "gonadorelin" for hcg alternative as well a clomid. has anyone heard gonadorelin?
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