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09-26-2011, 04:10 PM #1Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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Hcg
So I have heard a lot about HCG. I am 50 Y/O on HRT 140 mg test C a week Pinned twice a week. Taking 1 mg Anastrozole 3 days a week
Testosterone level last blood work 824 estradiol 72 (hence the Adex)
Blood work in 4 weeks again to check levels.
All my HRT is perscibed by a Doctor.
So My question is What would HCG do for me?
I am over 50 and have some testicular atrophy. I really don't care about that.
current weight 230, 20 ish BF probably 180 Lean mass. I have been dieting andl lifting very seriously since 2-26-11
2-26-11 weight 262 34% BF and weak started HRT.
I have a journal online here and my diet and exercise program is documented pretty well.
Just curious would I get any benifits from running HCG or not?Jagbender's battle of the bulge
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10-05-2011, 07:18 PM #2Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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HCG makes some people feel better when they're on TRT. I've personally only ever experienced anxiety, acne, and appetite loss from it but it's comforting to have your nuts at full size. No steroids ever gave me acne, only HCG, and I know a few people who say they never had gyno until they tried HCG, but they all said that the mistake was having too much at one time.
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