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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Low progesterone? Frustrated. Thinking of pulling the plug on TRT for good.
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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Sypolt" data-source="post: 181498" data-attributes="member: 13328"><p>I won’t speak for Dr. Saya, but I have seen a discussion on GnRH involving some compounding pharmacies and gonadorelin specifically, and that it is not a viable alternative to hCG. It is not intended for prolonged use, and patients will end up with a net suppressive effect over time with continued use of it. So, it’s not a matter of a cutting-edge treatment, it’s that GnRH isn’t a viable treatment at all for replacing hCG long-term in patients. </p><p></p><p>Kisspeptin was never approved for compounding or any use, and from what I have been told by employees at compounding pharmacies, it likely never will be. That certainly isn’t going to stop some from producing it anyway.</p><p></p><p>In the interest of safety, I personally would rather purchase a product from a compounding pharmacy than peptide sciences or blue sky. Just because those web sites say cGMP and “pure” doesn’t make it so. Anyone can write anything they want to sell something and there is no regulation or accountability. They do however label everything with “not for use in humans” to 1) not immediately paint a bullseye on themselves and 2) CYA, because they know they need it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jason Sypolt, post: 181498, member: 13328"] I won’t speak for Dr. Saya, but I have seen a discussion on GnRH involving some compounding pharmacies and gonadorelin specifically, and that it is not a viable alternative to hCG. It is not intended for prolonged use, and patients will end up with a net suppressive effect over time with continued use of it. So, it’s not a matter of a cutting-edge treatment, it’s that GnRH isn’t a viable treatment at all for replacing hCG long-term in patients. Kisspeptin was never approved for compounding or any use, and from what I have been told by employees at compounding pharmacies, it likely never will be. That certainly isn’t going to stop some from producing it anyway. In the interest of safety, I personally would rather purchase a product from a compounding pharmacy than peptide sciences or blue sky. Just because those web sites say cGMP and “pure” doesn’t make it so. Anyone can write anything they want to sell something and there is no regulation or accountability. They do however label everything with “not for use in humans” to 1) not immediately paint a bullseye on themselves and 2) CYA, because they know they need it. [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Low progesterone? Frustrated. Thinking of pulling the plug on TRT for good.
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