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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
HCG Monotherapy. Success so far and questions.
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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 55829" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>I assume you are on a MWF protocol. That didn't work for me on mono. Since you're getting a marked response so fast I might drop down on the dose and go with EOD. Review Dr, Saya's posts on here regarding dose vrs. time for serum peaks. It takes weeks for the Leydigs to waken. They either enlarge or increase in number. Taking more hCG than required to accomplish this only has disadvantages. </p><p></p><p>After the Leydigs are restored you want the lowest steady state of activation by hCG to keep them pumping out endogenous T. Healthy non-hypogonadic men produce LH in pulses throughout the day. Low steady state activation is the next best thing. </p><p></p><p>How fast a man clears hCG varies. Based upon your pronounced early response to 300 IU you might want to ask your doc about EOD at ( stab in the dark) 175 IU. You'll know pretty fast if that's working. It's easier to go up than down. </p><p></p><p>My experience was that the endogenous T produced disappeared very quickly, in a matter of hours, and I was cyclically crashing T on long interval hCG dosing. I wouldn't recommend anyone on mono exceed 72 hr dosing with most anecdotally requiring EOD or daily.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 55829, member: 8395"] I assume you are on a MWF protocol. That didn't work for me on mono. Since you're getting a marked response so fast I might drop down on the dose and go with EOD. Review Dr, Saya's posts on here regarding dose vrs. time for serum peaks. It takes weeks for the Leydigs to waken. They either enlarge or increase in number. Taking more hCG than required to accomplish this only has disadvantages. After the Leydigs are restored you want the lowest steady state of activation by hCG to keep them pumping out endogenous T. Healthy non-hypogonadic men produce LH in pulses throughout the day. Low steady state activation is the next best thing. How fast a man clears hCG varies. Based upon your pronounced early response to 300 IU you might want to ask your doc about EOD at ( stab in the dark) 175 IU. You'll know pretty fast if that's working. It's easier to go up than down. My experience was that the endogenous T produced disappeared very quickly, in a matter of hours, and I was cyclically crashing T on long interval hCG dosing. I wouldn't recommend anyone on mono exceed 72 hr dosing with most anecdotally requiring EOD or daily. [/QUOTE]
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