HCG (12000 iu)

• Mimics Luteinizing Hormone (LH): HCG is a hormone that functions similarly to LH, stimulating the testes in men to produce testosterone and sperm, and supporting ovulation and pregnancy in women.
• Stimulates Testosterone Production: In men, HCG binds to LH receptors in the testes, increasing natural testosterone and sperm production.
• Supports Ovarian Function: In women, it promotes ovulation and corpus luteum function, aiding in fertility and pregnancy maintenance.
• Preserves Testicular Size: HCG prevents testicular shrinkage in men using exogenous testosterone or anabolic steroids by maintaining intratesticular testosterone levels.
• Affects Fat Metabolism: Some weight loss protocols utilize HCG to support metabolism and fat oxidation, although its effectiveness for weight loss alone is debated.

1. Restores Natural Testosterone Production – Helps men recovering from steroid use or dealing with hypogonadism.
2. Preserves Fertility in Men – Supports sperm production, making it useful for those on TRT (testosterone replacement therapy).
3. Supports Ovulation & Pregnancy in Women – Used in fertility treatments to induce ovulation and maintain early pregnancy.
4. Prevents Testicular Shrinkage – Maintains testicular size and function during TRT or steroid cycles.
5. May Aid in Fat Metabolism – Some protocols suggest HCG assists in fat loss when paired with other peptides.

• Water Retention & Swelling – Due to hormonal fluctuations.
• Increased Estrogen Levels – Can lead to gynecomastia (male breast tissue growth) if not properly managed.
• Mood Swings & Irritability – Hormonal changes may affect mood and energy levels.
• Headaches & Fatigue – Some users experience mild headaches or temporary fatigue.
• Injection Site Reactions – Possible redness, irritation, or discomfort at the injection site.

1. Pregnant Women (Unless Used for Medical Reasons) – HCG is naturally produced during pregnancy but should not be self-administered without medical supervision.
2. Men with Prostate or Breast Cancer – HCG stimulates testosterone, which can worsen hormone-sensitive cancers.
3. Individuals with Uncontrolled Hormonal Disorders – Those with PCOS, thyroid imbalances, or adrenal dysfunction should use HCG cautiously.
4. People Prone to Blood Clots or Cardiovascular Issues – Increased estrogen levels can raise clotting risks and affect heart health.
5. Those with Allergies to HCG or Its Components – Rare but possible hypersensitivity reactions can occur.