HCG: Why you should use it on-cycle only & how to prepare your hCG for injections

[austinite]

Did I post this in the wrong section? Should I have created a new post within the PCT section? My apologies I am new on the site so I just figured I could add it to the thread itself.

Post a new thread and include your stats. We cant help without stats.

[HHC]

Post a new thread and include your stats. We cant help without stats.

Can you explain why someone like Rich Piana says that doing HCG while on cycle is one of the worst things you can do? Thanks.

[austinite]

Can you explain why someone like Rich Piana says that doing HCG while on cycle is one of the worst things you can do? Thanks.

No, I can't. And neither can he. Ever hear anything from him followed up by a real explanation? Of course not, because he's a clueless clown. He just orders people to do this and that without any detail.

That's why you and I both don't understand why he says whatever he spouts.

I've explained very clearly how and why to use hCG in this thread. I'd love to hear Pianas view. Not the junk posts he puts up on you tube. He is an embarrassment to the community as a whole.

[HHC]

No, I can't. And neither can he. Ever hear anything from him followed up by a real explanation? Of course not, because he's a clueless clown. He just orders people to do this and that without any detail.

That's why you and I both don't understand why he says whatever he spouts.

His explanation was that it sends mixed signals in the body. His claim is that when you're on T, you're shutting down your natural T, then you're injecting HCG and that is primarily for reactivating natural T, so it's conflicting signals. I was just wondering what you might have to say about it.

[austinite]

His explanation was that it sends mixed signals in the body. His claim is that when you're on T, you're shutting down your natural T, then you're injecting HCG and that is primarily for reactivating natural T, so it's conflicting signals. I was just wondering what you might have to say about it.

What does Mixed signals mean? Can you explain please? I need to understand exactly what that means and how it negatively impacts our bodies.

[HHC]

What does Mixed signals mean? Can you explain please? I need to understand exactly what that means and how it negatively impacts our bodies.

Well, I'm paraphrasing of course, from a video I saw of him speaking about HCG. But he did say conflicting, mixed signals and confusing the body in a way that shouldn't be seen as good. Using T and shutting down your natural T, then being on HCG at the same time which, he claimed, is used to turn T levels back to normal isn't a good thing at all. I'll try to find the link to it so I can relay what was said better.

[austinite]

Well, I'm paraphrasing of course, from a video I saw of him speaking about HCG. But he did say conflicting, mixed signals and confusing the body in a way that shouldn't be seen as good. Using T and shutting down your natural T, then being on HCG at the same time which, he claimed, is used to turn T levels back to normal isn't a good thing at all. I'll try to find the link to it so I can relay what was said better.

I can't really have this discussion. No offense, HHC. But it doesn't make any sense. It's like saying you shouldn't drink orange juice because the color is orange. Does that make sense to you? Of course not. That's how I feel about someone saying "Mixed signals is bad". What are the mixed signals? There are no mixed signals. hCG does not prevent shut down. You're still shut down. Shut down happens at the pituitary before your leydig cells stop responding. That is still shut down. hCG does not produce LH. It mimics LH analog.

Ask yourself something, HHC. Do you understand exactly what he is saying? Then ask yourself if there was anything that wasn't explained clearly in this thread.

This thread exists mostly because of idiots like rich.