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Triptorelin Pamoate might be one of the closest kept secrets in underground bodybuilding/physique. It's a GnRH agonist (Gonadotropin releasing Hormone). It completely mimics the entire Hypothalamus-Pituitary-testicular-axis process that creates endogenous sex hormones. It stimulates your hypothalamus to signal your pituitary gland to send a signal to your testes to produce sex hormones.
Most people are unaware that by taking exogenous hormones such as AAS, your HPTA shuts down completely. Testosterone doesn't produce itself, it relies on the chain of processes which eventually causes you to produce endogenous testosterone. Clomid is a ovulatory stimulant, often used beside HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin), which are used to restore the natural production of testosterone in the body. But the Clomid+HCG protocol may be what is causing heavy steroid users to still end up with sub-par endocrine functions after they "stop cycling" and hop off steroids forever.
Triptorelin Panoate mimics correct HPTA function from the very first link of the chain, allowing the body to naturally produce Leutinizing Hormone and Follicle Stimulating Hormone, which by default, naturally allows the body to continue the HPTA process naturally. Problem with standard Post Cycle Therapies is that they stimulate processes to kick-start further along the chain, bypassing and disregarding all the early stage functions, and most importantly the initial function, that being the stimulation your hypothalamus receives to signal the body to allow the rest of the HPTA process to occur naturally.
Not much research has been done on Triptorelin, but I've heard from some very underground sources that this is a huge piece of information which 99% of bodybuilders don't even know about. Below is a diagram showing the early stage HPTA chain of events (up until Testosterone is produced). The chain continues after Testosterone and there are other pathways the HPTA takes other than the Testosterone route, such as the production of Progesterone, but that is unimportant for now. We will focus on the specific Testosterone production pathway so we can get better insight into how to (potentially) correctly restore HPTA function after taking exogenous sex hormones.
(This thread will be updated as more information, trials and feedback from users emerges)
Most people are unaware that by taking exogenous hormones such as AAS, your HPTA shuts down completely. Testosterone doesn't produce itself, it relies on the chain of processes which eventually causes you to produce endogenous testosterone. Clomid is a ovulatory stimulant, often used beside HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin), which are used to restore the natural production of testosterone in the body. But the Clomid+HCG protocol may be what is causing heavy steroid users to still end up with sub-par endocrine functions after they "stop cycling" and hop off steroids forever.
Triptorelin Panoate mimics correct HPTA function from the very first link of the chain, allowing the body to naturally produce Leutinizing Hormone and Follicle Stimulating Hormone, which by default, naturally allows the body to continue the HPTA process naturally. Problem with standard Post Cycle Therapies is that they stimulate processes to kick-start further along the chain, bypassing and disregarding all the early stage functions, and most importantly the initial function, that being the stimulation your hypothalamus receives to signal the body to allow the rest of the HPTA process to occur naturally.
Not much research has been done on Triptorelin, but I've heard from some very underground sources that this is a huge piece of information which 99% of bodybuilders don't even know about. Below is a diagram showing the early stage HPTA chain of events (up until Testosterone is produced). The chain continues after Testosterone and there are other pathways the HPTA takes other than the Testosterone route, such as the production of Progesterone, but that is unimportant for now. We will focus on the specific Testosterone production pathway so we can get better insight into how to (potentially) correctly restore HPTA function after taking exogenous sex hormones.
(This thread will be updated as more information, trials and feedback from users emerges)
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