June 19, 2011. Paul Hixon

The scrutiny over the use of HCG in a diet regimen has been one of the health issues circulating over the internet. The use of hCG drops is also being scrutinized due to its real benefits and potency as most of these that are sold online come in homeopathic solutions. Yet benefits have been found in using hCG for men not only in weight reduction but also in building muscle mass safely. The hCG diet protocol may use the hormone in suppressing appetite but its use in building muscle mass is different. It is used in higher dosage in reversing the side effects of steroids for muscle gainers who are using these anabolic-androgenic substances.
When hCG for men is being used as a substance to reverse the side effects of steroids, it is applied differently than the procedure observed in losing weight. Taking in the hormone is done almost at the end of the phase in taking the anabolic-androgenic steroid. It is also still continued after taking the steroid to achieve balance in the production of testosterones as well as maintaining the muscle mass gained. However, the use of hCG drops is not commonly practiced for this purpose. Most will still recommend the use of hCG injections due to its high dosage requirement. Some hCG drops are premixed with a different potency that may not match the required dose for treatment of steroids side effects or even in infertility treatment.
Muscle mass gainers who are still using steroids are also found to use other substances along with hCG for men to fully retain balance in men’s reproductive system which may have been interrupted by the use of steroids. It is still advised to consult a doctor prior to taking any anabolic-androgenic substances due to the side effects that may be caused by prolonged use and overdose. There may be some guidelines over the internet from suppliers of these substances, but it is still best to have a medical practitioner oversee the progress of your health to avoid risks and diseases that may sprout due to inappropriate use and dosage. It is always best to take precautions and be on the safe side.
Updated June 19, 2011. Published May 30, 2011. Paul Hixon


