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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
When Testosterone Is Not Enough
HGH with TRT and HCG
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<blockquote data-quote="madhacker" data-source="post: 166704" data-attributes="member: 37977"><p>Hi there, </p><p></p><p>You can private message me at any point with these questions as well. There’s times I don’t get notifications. </p><p></p><p>Exogenous growth hormone treatment will suppress ACTH to a degree, which in turn lowers cortisol. I suggest you have a 24 hour urinary test performed to rule out HPA dysfunction. Your pituitary produces ACTH (cortisol) as well as growth hormone. From what I recall your IGF-1 levels were incredibly low and secretagogues weren’t able to stimulate reserve of the pituitary gland. If you are unable to produce growth hormone, it’s quite possible that the pituitary is unable to secrete ACTH. You may consider the test I suggested above, with other cortisol tests such as serum cortisol and other metabolic markers such as fasting glucose, insulin etc. Growth hormone is a great hormone, but all hormones need to be corrected for you to feel optimal. Please message me for any further questions, I would love to help as it sounds like you may have a complicated case of which I can assist in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="madhacker, post: 166704, member: 37977"] Hi there, You can private message me at any point with these questions as well. There’s times I don’t get notifications. Exogenous growth hormone treatment will suppress ACTH to a degree, which in turn lowers cortisol. I suggest you have a 24 hour urinary test performed to rule out HPA dysfunction. Your pituitary produces ACTH (cortisol) as well as growth hormone. From what I recall your IGF-1 levels were incredibly low and secretagogues weren’t able to stimulate reserve of the pituitary gland. If you are unable to produce growth hormone, it’s quite possible that the pituitary is unable to secrete ACTH. You may consider the test I suggested above, with other cortisol tests such as serum cortisol and other metabolic markers such as fasting glucose, insulin etc. Growth hormone is a great hormone, but all hormones need to be corrected for you to feel optimal. Please message me for any further questions, I would love to help as it sounds like you may have a complicated case of which I can assist in. [/QUOTE]
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