Fertigyn 2000 IU - HCG - Sun Pharma

Description

Fertigyn HCG Sun Pharma box of 1 vial of 2000 IU

• Laboratory : Sun Pharma
• Form : Injection
• Ingredients : Gonadotropin
• Concentration : 2000 iu / bulb
• Presentation : 1 bulb of 2000 IU
• Dosage : Take between 2500 and 5000 iu per week after the end of the cycle.
• Type : Boost testosterone in the testes
• Level : All Users

The positives of Fertigyn HCG Sun Pharma

• Non-toxic product
• Hormonal stimulant
• Boosts the natural production of testosterone in the testes

The negatives Fertigyn HCG Sun Pharma

• Increases estrogen levels

Our advice 2getmass.to

• We strongly advise you to take this product at the end of each cycle by combining it with nolvadex.
• Respect the doses.

Information about Fertigyn HCG Sun Pharma

Chorionic gonadotropin or HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) is a glycoprotein that exists in injectable form. This molecule is found naturally in the urine of pregnant women. Chorionic gonadotropin is medically used as a fertilizer in women (helps ovulation) and in very young children (helps the testicles descend). Athletes were interested in it from the moment they noticed that it wasa hormonal stimulant that could be of great help after a cycle of anabolic steroids.

HCG is not an anabolic steroid, but a complementary hormone that bodybuilders use at the end of a steroid cycle to avoid side effects on metabolism. Indeed, anabolic steroids have the unfortunate consequence of resting the testicles during the cycle. This means that, since these steroids are androgenic, they replace the action of testosterone, which ceases to be produced naturally in the testes. This phenomenon usually appears in cases of a cycle that lasts more than 4 or 5 weeks. At the end of the cycle, the level of endogenous testosterone has thus become dangerously low. It is therefore urgent to bring this rate back to normal very quickly, because after suddenly stopping the steroid cycle, no product is there to play the role of testosterone. This can lead to rapid loss of the mass acquired during the cycle and severe dehydration. This is where chorionic gonadotropin comes in. This has the effect of boosting the natural production of testosterone in the testes. HCG thus replaces the luteinizing hormone also called LH, which is normally responsible for triggering this production of testosterone, but which has been lacking since the steroid cycle.

On the other hand, while HCG increases the production of endogenous testosterone, it also increases the level of estrogen in the human body. Gynecomastia is therefore possible with this product. In order to avoid this problem, users usually combine HCG in a stack (mix) with an anti-estrogen such as Nolvadex.

This hormone always comes in 2 separate ampoules. One contains powdered HCG, and the other contains sterilized solvent. These 2 ampoules must of course be mixed to prepare the substance to be injected. The mixture should be stored in the refrigerator. Imitations of these products frequently cause pain and fever, as they are most often done in an unsterilized environment.

Doses vary between 2,500 and 5,000 iu per week. HCG is usually injected once a week for 2 weeks, which in most cases is enough to restore normal testosterone levels.