Paul Saladino· MD
lh luteinizing hormone goes to the lay big cells around the seminiferous tubules and that is where the testosterone is created
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lh luteinizing hormone goes to the lay big cells around the seminiferous tubules and that is where the testosterone is created
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HCG is a mimetic of luteinizing hormone so an injection of HCG will tell the body to make testosterone just as you were giving luteinizing hormone
HCG is just a mimetic for LH lutenizing hormone which you talked about of course is the direct stimulant of the leig cell which makes testosterone
we then would use as the alternative to that HCG HCG is just a mimetic for LH glutenant hormone which you talked about of course is the direct stimulant of the ladig cell which makes testosterone
Some people get highly estrogenic from hCG in particular, which is like a female like literally in pregnant women's urine to stimulate lighting cells. That's what it's like purified from. Um, and you know, there's some speculation as to if HCG is like healthy to be on as a guy. Like you're taking like an extract of like women's urine. It's like a light cell stimulator similar to LH and seems to mimic the effects of LH, but it's still not LH. It's HCG, which like human corionic ginadropen isn't what comes from your pituitary to your testes. It's just something that stimulates the lighting cells significantly.