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What Every Man Should Know About HCG- Video Interview
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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 34730" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>Good stuff. A video geared to prescribers will help. Such a video should be fair and balanced like Fox presenting the predominant alternate view of the majority of endos that hCG just isn't necessary now that we have such fine prosthesis testes available. Interviews with patients walking around with them should help in the decision making process. Admittedly I do dream about a future with functional implants releasing timed pulse micro doses of hormone with an aye-phone interface and boost mode. </p><p></p><p>With all due respect to the prevailing arguments against hCG mono:</p><table class='post-table class: cms_table' style='width: 100%'><tr><td ><p>"The first would be using such high dosages of HCG to stimulate the body's production of testosterone would cost quite a lot. You would need really high doses to do that without testosterone."<br /> <br /> Not necessarily. A combination of supplements and 500 IU EOD might be enough in certain men. That could work out to well under $100/mo. I hope to post my 9 month results on mono soon.</p></td></tr><tr><td></td><td ><p>"Second would be, this is just based on mostly my personal experience working with patients and other providers in the field, we've found if we just give HCG alone patients oftentimes don't see as many of the subjective benefits of therapy compared to testosterone delivery systems in term of sex drive, well-being, response to therapy. They just don't seem to have as many of those subjective benefits."<br /> <br /> Again, not necessarily true for all men. I did see a drop in E2 by the 6th month. Nothing is guaranteed with either mono or dual therapy. It all depends on the man. </p></td></tr></table></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 34730, member: 8395"] Good stuff. A video geared to prescribers will help. Such a video should be fair and balanced like Fox presenting the predominant alternate view of the majority of endos that hCG just isn't necessary now that we have such fine prosthesis testes available. Interviews with patients walking around with them should help in the decision making process. Admittedly I do dream about a future with functional implants releasing timed pulse micro doses of hormone with an aye-phone interface and boost mode. With all due respect to the prevailing arguments against hCG mono: [TABLE="class: cms_table"] [TR] [TD]"The first would be using such high dosages of HCG to stimulate the body's production of testosterone would cost quite a lot. You would need really high doses to do that without testosterone." Not necessarily. A combination of supplements and 500 IU EOD might be enough in certain men. That could work out to well under $100/mo. I hope to post my 9 month results on mono soon. [/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD][/TD] [TD]"Second would be, this is just based on mostly my personal experience working with patients and other providers in the field, we've found if we just give HCG alone patients oftentimes don't see as many of the subjective benefits of therapy compared to testosterone delivery systems in term of sex drive, well-being, response to therapy. They just don't seem to have as many of those subjective benefits." Again, not necessarily true for all men. I did see a drop in E2 by the 6th month. Nothing is guaranteed with either mono or dual therapy. It all depends on the man. [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/QUOTE]
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