posted Tue, 08/11/2015 - 18:32
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Maintaining natural testosterone production and HRT
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I've read many posts stating that exogenous testosterone results in a complete shutdown of natural production of testosterone. But that's not correct if one is also using HCG , right?
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Thanks to all who replied. No, I'm not on TRT. I was merely asking for personal insight. For the record, I did take advice that was previously given.
Thanks guys
It will keep your testes functioning to some degree, but it's a temporary crutch.
Even though the testes are still “working”, the hypothalamus and pituitary aren't actively secreting GnRH and gonadotropins (respectively). So, to think that you can avoid the entire negative feedback loop with hcg is false. There's a bunch of very knowledgeable guys/gals here that will chip in soon
RustyhookerAt just 28 do you need hrt?
Yes, he didn't listen to you when you told him not to run deca on his second cycle.
It's self prescribed HRT so it's cool.
I would imagine that the young snake is looking for a little validation to jump on the HRT train.
Young snake, HRT will kill your nuts and you will have to pay the piper. Do t be a dumbass.
RustyhookerDamn. So he'll probably ignore or reply as well. Hope he knows if he posts his bloods up, there's new evidence of a great reboot. I believe humpnpump and Megat883 are onto a big find.
No, not right...It's possible, but I'd say 99.993% of the time you will get a complete shutdown of natural testosterone.
HCG or no HCG, you better count on taking a hard shut down.