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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Gonadorelin alternative to hCG - Kisspeptin a peptide that is not approved for compounding
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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Sypolt" data-source="post: 188782" data-attributes="member: 13328"><p>Practicality... People are not going to wear insulin / infusion pumps. It isn’t a popular option now even though it is available such as for diabetics unless it is life-sustaining/saving and the patient has no choice. Patients won’t wear their CPAPs. People won’t wear face masks that are free. Does anyone seriously think that TRT patients are going to wear an infusion pump all day, every day so that their testicles may not shrink as much? Even if the devices didn’t cost hundreds of dollars? Outside of armchair academics or replacing or replicating natural processes in the real world, that is why almost every person wants HCG. Parts of practicality are availability and acceptance, and that isn’t going to happen on a scale of general use such as being a prescribed option to a TRT protocol that most would consider as “practical”. </p><p></p><p>There are reasons why so few pharmacies are making gonadorelin, and also why it isn’t being prescribed en masse by urologists or docs in most TRT clinics. It is designed for short-term fertility treatments. The docs who understand what gonadorelin is laugh at using it in place of HCG. They would never do such a thing to their patients. Some of the larger pharmacies have staff who have spent their days researching these and other substances. And they say it won’t work - so they don’t make it.</p><p></p><p>And that isn’t even getting into all of the possible substances that have zero chance of being approved for human use by the FDA. There is interest here in making sure that TRT does not harm and that natural processes are restored to try to avoid any unwanted/unintended long-term issues. Absolutely no one knows what they are doing to themselves using these things to mimic or replace or restore LH, even for a short time. This isn’t Magellan charting the unknown. The conclusion was already made by the real physicians and researchers and that is why you probably have to buy it from a peptide site who makes it in a Tupperware bowl, then promises that it is 99% pure. The clinics and pharmacies selling this stuff are looking to recoup lost HCG profits either as a result of indifference or ignorance. It is a waste of time and money as Nelson said, and you don’t know what you are doing to yourself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jason Sypolt, post: 188782, member: 13328"] Practicality... People are not going to wear insulin / infusion pumps. It isn’t a popular option now even though it is available such as for diabetics unless it is life-sustaining/saving and the patient has no choice. Patients won’t wear their CPAPs. People won’t wear face masks that are free. Does anyone seriously think that TRT patients are going to wear an infusion pump all day, every day so that their testicles may not shrink as much? Even if the devices didn’t cost hundreds of dollars? Outside of armchair academics or replacing or replicating natural processes in the real world, that is why almost every person wants HCG. Parts of practicality are availability and acceptance, and that isn’t going to happen on a scale of general use such as being a prescribed option to a TRT protocol that most would consider as “practical”. There are reasons why so few pharmacies are making gonadorelin, and also why it isn’t being prescribed en masse by urologists or docs in most TRT clinics. It is designed for short-term fertility treatments. The docs who understand what gonadorelin is laugh at using it in place of HCG. They would never do such a thing to their patients. Some of the larger pharmacies have staff who have spent their days researching these and other substances. And they say it won’t work - so they don’t make it. And that isn’t even getting into all of the possible substances that have zero chance of being approved for human use by the FDA. There is interest here in making sure that TRT does not harm and that natural processes are restored to try to avoid any unwanted/unintended long-term issues. Absolutely no one knows what they are doing to themselves using these things to mimic or replace or restore LH, even for a short time. This isn’t Magellan charting the unknown. The conclusion was already made by the real physicians and researchers and that is why you probably have to buy it from a peptide site who makes it in a Tupperware bowl, then promises that it is 99% pure. The clinics and pharmacies selling this stuff are looking to recoup lost HCG profits either as a result of indifference or ignorance. It is a waste of time and money as Nelson said, and you don’t know what you are doing to yourself. [/QUOTE]
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