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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.
Yes, we do work with all of those options good si
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