Do our cells die when using AAS??
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This idea was worrying me for some time now. It is well known that during a steroid cycle your leydig cells become desensitized and eventually slowly die off - because of the lack of LH stimulation. Thankfully this can be avoided with hcg.
But what about gonadotropic cells in your pituitary gland? Even if you use HCG, for the duration of the steroid cycle they will remain completely unactivated, because of the lack of GnRH release from the hypothalamus. It is possible that after some time those cells might simply start dying off - permanently hurting your natural LH/FSH production.
What does science say about this issue? Do gonadotropic cells react the same way as leydig cells do to lack of stimulation? (Desensitization, cell death)
This idea was worrying me for some time now. It is well known that during a steroid cycle your leydig cells become desensitized and eventually slowly die off - because of the lack of LH stimulation. Thankfully this can be avoided with hcg.
But what about gonadotropic cells in your pituitary gland? Even if you use HCG, for the duration of the steroid cycle they will remain completely unactivated, because of the lack of GnRH release from the hypothalamus. It is possible that after some time those cells might simply start dying off - permanently hurting your natural LH/FSH production.
What does science say about this issue? Do gonadotropic cells react the same way as leydig cells do to lack of stimulation? (Desensitization, cell death)
Show me the proof. If it was true no one would ever recover and I say that as someone who has NEVER used HCG.