Premixed HCG

[AD]

this is really fascinating. thinking aloud:

if its derived from rat urine, and i assume they are pregnant female rats, by definition they must be called rat-CG instead of hCG. and for this rCG to be stable to heat (room temp), they have to be structurally different from hCG. but yet similar enough for users to experience the same benefits as using hCG.

so the only drawbacks will be: rCG being supposedly slightly different than hCG, what possible unwanted effects will it have in humans compared to pregnyl hCG. and what sort of rat excretion may be found as contaminants in the isolation process.

anybody?

[Bonaparte]

this is really fascinating. thinking aloud:

if its derived from rat urine, and i assume they are pregnant female rats, by definition they must be called rat-CG instead of hCG. and for this rCG to be stable to heat (room temp), they have to be structurally different from hCG. but yet similar enough for users to experience the same benefits as using hCG.

so the only drawbacks will be: rCG being supposedly slightly different than hCG, what possible unwanted effects will it have in humans compared to pregnyl hCG. and what sort of rat excretion may be found as contaminants in the isolation process.

anybody?

Do we have any zoologists on board?

I used to have a pet rat, but I never studied his urine. lol