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I was reading hcg alone wasn’t a viable option according to the gurus of Reddit. But then again it’s the internet. Any comment on that ? Also there was some concern about using enclomiphene I forget exactly what was discussed. I assume your outfit handles this care ?

AlphaMD's Answer

It's certainly more of a short term option as a stand alone, the addition of Testosterone will always be better, but trying to provide a benefit while having kids is usually worth it. Clomid & Enclomiphene have negative interactions with IGF-1, the main benefit of being on Testosterone and what people expect when they start TRT. They move the dial on paper but don't provide the same exact benefits.

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