Preventing Testicular Atrophy and/or Sensitivity Loss During Steroid Cycles

Anabolic Steroid Usage and its Counter Effects

                  We must tell you a critical fact about anabolic steroids. Anabolic steroids inhibit the production of LH, aka Luteinizing Hormone, in your body. This, in turn, inhibits testicular stimulation. However, over extended periods, using anabolic steroids uncontrollably ends in severe testicular atrophy or testicular sensitivity.

           And do you know the worst thing about suffering from testicular atrophy or testicular sensitivity? Well, the worst thing is that Post Cycle Therapy will barely or never help you recover. However, luckily, there is a way to repair the damage the anabolic steroids make to your testes. That way is administrating HCG-post Cycle Therapy into your organism. This excellent practice began in 1996 and helped many men relieve their testicular atrophy and testicular sensitivity.

You Can Prevent It:

           If you plan to start an Anabolic Steroid Cycle of 8 weeks, you should know that your steroid cycle may yield testicular atrophy and sensitivity. But, listen now carefully to what we are about to tell you.

            Why would you allow yourself to suffer from testicular atrophy or testicular sensitivity once you quit your anabolic steroid cycle? You can prevent that easily. And how can you prevent testicular atrophy and testicular sensitivity from developing while you are on a steroid cycle? The answer is simple: stacking HCG to your steroid cycle can avoid it.

HCG Within an Anabolic Steroid Cycle:

           You can easily manage not to lose sensitivity to LH, allow your testes to shrink, and have sensitive testes by adding HCG to your 8-week anabolic steroid cycle.

            Now, you may ask what dosage of HCG you should use during your 8-week anabolic steroid cycle. The answer to that question is simple. All you need to prevent anabolic steroid cycle side effects related to your testes is 100 IU of HCG daily. However, there are also other options:

• 200 IU of HCG Every Second Day
• 250 IU of HCG Three Times per Week

            You don’t need to use HCG throughout the 8-week anabolic steroid cycle. For example, you can use it from week 6 to week 8 of your 8-week anabolic steroid cycle. Only two weeks of consuming HCG will allow you to avoid the scourges of anabolic steroids done to testicles. As you can see, testicular atrophy and testicular sensitivity are extremely easy to avoid.

HCG in Maintaining Natural Estrogen Levels in Steroid Cycles:

         Specific anabolic steroid cycles don’t include aromatizing steroids, such as Primobolan, Masteron, Oxandrolone, and Trenbolone. Unless dosing on unaromatic steroid cycles is highly light or short duration, estrogen levels will fall extremely low.

         This will, in turn, interfere with one’s libido, anabolism, joint function, mood, and cardiovascular health. An obvious way to solve this issue is to add an aromatizing steroid to your cycle. However, you can also add HCG to prevent estrogen levels from falling during anabolic steroid cycles.

Using HCG For Correcting Testicular Atrophy or Insensitivity Which Has Already Occurred:

          Today, some mindless bodybuilders and athletes allow testicular atrophy and testicular sensitivity to occur to them. However, those who allow themselves testicular atrophy can restore their testicular function to normal by using HCG. Those who want back their normal testicular function should consume HCG for at least four and up to 8 weeks.

Using HCG for Improving Testosterone Production In Cases Of Secondary Hypogonadism:

         Before we begin with this paragraph, let’s be clear about something. We want you to be clear that primary hypogonadism can’t be cured with the help of HCG. Primary hypogonadism can only be resolved with testosterone replacement therapy.

            However, those who suffer from secondary hypogonadism should know that HCG can normalize their testosterone levels permanently. But, before you start using HCG to treat your secondary hypogonadism, you should first consider what the cause of your secondary hypogonadism is. If the cause of your secondary hypogonadism is abnormally high estrogen levels, HCG won’t resolve your secondary hypogonadism.

Summary:

           In conclusion, we can say that HCG is excellent for treating various conditions caused by improper testicular function, such as testicular atrophy and testicular sensitivity.

        Also, HCG can prevent testicular sensitivity and atrophy during an anabolic steroid cycle. Also, those who want their testosterone production to bloom are advised to consume at least 250 IU of HCG per week or 100 IU of HCG daily while being monitored by a medical doctor.