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Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) is another medication that is sometimes used by bodybuilders and athletes, particularly during and after a steroid cycle. Like Clomid, hCG is often incorporated into post-cycle therapy (PCT) regimens.


Here's how hCG is typically used in the context of bodybuilding:


1. **Maintaining Testicular Function:** Anabolic steroid use can lead to suppression of the body's natural production of testosterone. hCG is used to mimic the action of luteinizing hormone (LH), which stimulates the Leydig cells in the testes to produce testosterone. This can help maintain testicular function during and after a steroid cycle.


2. **Preventing Testicular Atrophy:** The use of hCG is also thought to help prevent testicular atrophy, which can occur when the testes are not producing testosterone. By mimicking LH, hCG can signal the testes to continue producing testosterone and prevent them from shrinking.


3. **Aiding PCT:** In some PCT protocols, hCG is used before transitioning to other medications like Clomid or tamoxifen (another selective estrogen receptor modulator). The goal is to jump-start natural testosterone production before relying solely on medications that stimulate the body's own hormonal signaling.


It's important to note that the use of hCG in this manner is somewhat controversial, and opinions on its effectiveness can vary. Additionally, like any medication, hCG is not without potential risks and side effects. Consulting with a healthcare professional before using hCG or any other substances for bodybuilding purposes is essential.


As with Clomid or any other medications, the misuse or abuse of hCG can have adverse health effects. Always prioritize safety, and consult with a qualified medical professional who can provide guidance based on individual health conditions and goals.
 
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