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HCG benefits more than just fertility. It also benefits mood and sensitivity, but too much can cause someone to crash. I'm guessing it causes E to spike in higher doeses. I get testosterone through my PCP, but they can't prescribe HCG, so I went other routes for that recently. It has helped greatly with sensitivity issues and, in turn, increased libido.
AlphaMD's Answer
Awesome to hear that, those are great outcomes. Yes, it can cause E spikes as well at any level depending on the person. That more has to do with how close the person was to the top end of their TT "sweet spot" though for person to person results. That small bump in T can sometimes be enough for some people to step over the edge.
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