
Originally Posted by
Anthony Roberts
Because the study did not examine GnRH, there is no reason to assume that it is lowered by use of MyoGenX. I believe, after talking to the scientist who did the study, that increased conversion of Cholesterol into testosterone is responsible the increase in LH, and thereby doesn't have any effect on lowering GnRH. It's more likely that, it anything, it increases it.
Since it causes a natural increase, through stimulation of what is already there, it's unlikely that there is any lowering of testosterone levels after cessation of the product.