HCG 5000IU Polypeptide Hormones Lab Supply High Purity Vials Peptides

HCG 5000IU Polypeptide Hormones Lab Supply High Purity Vials Peptides

HCG (human chorionic gonadotrophin) a HORMONE secreted by the TROPHOBLAST of the developing foetal tissues. It maintains the CORPUS LUTEUM during the first three to four months in pregnancy, thus ensuring a supply of PROGESTERONE for maintaining the uterus lining and preventing MENSTRUATION. HCG begins to be secreted as soon as the trophoblast implants in the uterine wall and it is at its highest concentration between the 7th and 10th weeks of pregnancy. The urine of women in the first month of pregnancy contains enough HCG for this to be easily detected by chemical means (the ‘pregnancy test’). After reaching its peak, HCG falls to low concentrations and its only known function is to stimulate the production of TESTOSTERONE by the testes of the male foetus. HCG has almost the same combined properties as LH and LUTEOTROPIC HORMONES.

HCG Diet

the most pressing question is: Do HCG injections work for weight loss? My answer is yes, absolutely. The trickier question is: How does HCG work for weight loss?

Here is my explanation, based on my research. Remember, HCG does not make you lose weight – the diet makes you lose weight! However, the HCG injections change how you lose weight!

By patient report, HCG reduces feelings of hunger. This allows them to eat very little comfortably. Why? It is believed the presence of HCG in the bloodstream takes the appetite away. In pregnant women, HCG often causes feelings of nausea in the early stages of pregnancy.

HCG is a pro-hormone which helps the body make more hormones. Since hormone deficiency or imbalance is usually part of the reason for weight gain, whether it’s your thyroid, or menopause (or andropause), this hormone offers help.

Only HCG injections have been shown to raise blood levels of HCG, so that is the only acceptable way of taking HCG at this time. Any other way of taking HCG, such as drops, pills, or sprays, are likely dissolved before ever reaching the blood, and they do not raise blood levels; this would be like taking nothing at all. An injection is the only proven method of taking HCG at this time. Injections should only be taken with a prescription from a doctor, and under medical supervision.

HCG and Alcohol

Alcohol can cause birth defects, so if you're taking HCG in hopes of getting pregnant, avoid drinking alcohol during this time.

Is the hCG blood test always accurate?

No test is 100 percent accurate every time. The hCG test can give false results. Your doctor will help you figure out your results or do follow-up testing if there’s any doubt.