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When these neurosteroids bottom out, would that cause adhd medications to stop working? Would introducing HCG be a better option than supplementing with the neurosteroids individually?
AlphaMD's Answer
Yes, when these neurosteroids are depleted, it would make focus and attention worse. This would typically mean that any treatments for attention would be less effective as well.
Is hCG better than supplementing with them directly? Not necessarily. The main factors to consider would be cost (hCG costs significantly more than both pregnenolone and DHEA-S combined), estrogen conversion (adding the supplements or hCG will both increase your estrogen levels, though hCG will increase estrogen more), and fertility (pregnenolone and DHEA-S wont help your body produce sperm, but hCG will).
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