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I am putting together some info for my GP to include studies on the validity of more frequent injections (found) and the possible need for an AI (not alot out there). I have not found anything for studies with HCG and testosterone; all of them have you stop testosterone treatment while on HCG.
As with most doctors, they will not prescribe anything unless it is recommended in a standard guideline or backed by peer reviewed research.
Anyone know of anything out there?
Shootist
04-28-2009, 10:11 PM
Dr. John's HCG paper is a pretty sound argument even if it isn't peer-reviewed.
Dr. John Crisler
04-28-2009, 10:37 PM
I am putting together some info for my GP to include studies on the validity of more frequent injections (found) and the possible need for an AI (not alot out there). I have not found anything for studies with HCG and testosterone; all of them have you stop testosterone treatment while on HCG.
As with most doctors, they will not prescribe anything unless it is recommended in a standard guideline or backed by peer reviewed research.
Anyone know of anything out there?ONLY when it comes to Anti-Aging Medicine: 73% of all scripts are for applications never proven effective by peer reviewed studies.
Dr. John Crisler
04-28-2009, 10:38 PM
Dr. John's HCG paper is a pretty sound argument even if it isn't peer-reviewed.Yes, a doctor would have to actually understand how the body works, and THINK to get it.
LOL
"Yes, a doctor would have to actually understand how the body works, and THINK to get it."
Well, that's usually the problem.
Dr. C: In your experience, how willing are most GP's when it comes to working with you with one of their patients?
"Dr. John's HCG paper is a pretty sound argument even if it isn't peer-reviewed."
I already have his TRT and HCG papers printed out; that is where I started
Shootist
04-29-2009, 01:53 AM
A good doctor must be willing to think outside their usual comfort zone. I'd ask your doctor if he felt that trying HCG was dangerous. People have taken very large doses for fertility issues safely for years. 500iu a week certianly isn't going to kill you.