
Originally Posted by
2Sox
I've read those posts too. Higher E2 with hCG is a tradeoff, as I see it. The benefits FAR outweigh the costs, IMO. It's my understanding, what you want to avoid is a spike in your T level which has the aromatase enzyme rush to convert T to E2. (For those more knowledgeable, please correct me if I'm wrong.) This is precisely why many on this forum advocate frequent, low dosing of both T and hCG. From what I understand, Dr. John Crisler advocates this as well. Re: You post above about the "mess" in your syringe. You didn't have a mess at all and nothing will go to waste. There is no need to keep the T and hCG separate. They're both going into your body so it doesn't matter how you get it there and where you inject. And it's a GOOD thing that you have an air bubble inside. Tap the barrel a few times with your finger to drive the bubble up and then inject. The air will force all the injectables in without any waste. I always pull air into the syringe before I inject for this very purpose. Regarding long term side effects of hCG: I never heard of any. Let us know about those posts regarding this.