[B]Is my PCT plan good? (after all my research)[/B]

[jbryand101b]

use it at the end of a cycle, use it on cycle, dont use it during any part of the cycle, but to kick start a pct program, it doesnt' really matter. all of these methods of hcg usage are popular, and pretty much user dependant. try all three, and decide which method you like best.

if hcg is used too long, it will inhibit the function of the hypothalamus & pituitary gland. if you do not know this, you should not be giving anyone advice on hcg usage.


however, according to the op, because I havn't been on here for very long, my advice is useless, good thing needto didn't think that when he asked me to be part of his team.

 

[Gamer2Be08]

If you use very high doses(which you shouldn't) for a very long time(which you shouldn't) then your natural test can rise high enough to inhibit its own production via negative feedback on the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, hcg doesn't directly suppress the pg but no big deal, I'm not going to argue about it. There are multiple ways to use hcg and everyone has a different opinion on it.

Bingo.
Matter of opinion.

 

[jbryand101b]

If you use very high doses(which you shouldn't) for a very long time(which you shouldn't) then your natural test can rise high enough to inhibit its own production via negative feedback on the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, hcg doesn't directly suppress the pg but no big deal, I'm not going to argue about it. There are multiple ways to use hcg and everyone has a different opinion on it.

this post contradicts your previous post, are you sure you know what you are talking about, or are you just winging it?

Lol at suppressing your pituitary gland, love to see where you got that from.

looks like you must of went back and did a little googling. gold star for you. keep it up. I like people who do their own research.

 

[endojuicedr]

HCG does not directly suppress your pituitary gland.. it's the rise in natural testosterone it creates that could cause the negative feedback on the hpga.... but you'd have to be using it incorrectly to worry about this in the first place.

 

[jbryand101b]

I dont think it's a good idea for you to keep posting information bro, you are mis informing people who may not know any better.

the pituitary gland produces a number of hormones, hcg being one of them. using any amount of hcg, could cause a cease in natural production of it. effecting other hormones from being produced. I do have to add, higher levels of test, resulting in slowing down of other hormones, is one of the many ways the body maintains homeostasis. here is some info on the pituitary gland.
http://www.scrippslabs.com/pdf/1996spring.pdf

plus, the o.p. doesn't want to hear from any of us anyhow.

As far as HCG, would like to hear from some well respected vets on the board who've been around on this board more then a year at least. Thanks

 

[gymrat surfer]

Wow. Maybe I should ask what is your favorite threads that cover all facets of HCG from on-cycle to interim to PCT and more?

Please link...

 

[endojuicedr]

Wow, so you just claimed that using HCG can cease the natural production of it in human males??

 

[Gamer2Be08]

Wow, so you just claimed that using HCG can cease the natural production of it in human males??

Yes it can.
It doesnt suppress you via negative feedback.
Read some more before stating your opinion.

 

[jbryand101b]

Wow. Maybe I should ask what is your favorite threads that cover all facets of HCG from on-cycle to interim to PCT and more?

Please link...

ha ha, your funny. Sorry, but im not going to search for this, nor do I want to. but feel free to google the following key words to aid you in your quest for knowledge;

"hcg usage during cycle" "hcg usage last few weeks of cycle" "hcg usage post cycle"

"Program for Wellness Restoration" "Dr. Michael Scally"

 

[jbryand101b]

Wow, so you just claimed that using HCG can cease the natural production of it in human males??

The level of HCG in the blood of a non-pregnant woman or a man is normally below 3mIU/ml, or 3-thousandth of an international unit of HCG per milliliter of blood.

i take it, you didn't read this?

http://www.scrippslabs.com/pdf/1996spring.pdf