Also known as

Human chorionic gonadotropin · hCG · LH-receptor agonist

Overview

HCG is human chorionic gonadotropin, an LH-receptor agonist glycoprotein used in gonadal-axis and fertility research. Laboratory designs examine steroidogenesis, ovulation-related markers, and Leydig-cell signaling.

It is a glycoprotein hormone, not a short peptide, but appears beside GnRH/kisspeptin tools on research catalogs. Left Turn Adventures supplies this compound for laboratory and research use only.

Proven benefits

Note: Preclinical / literature endpoints for labs — not established human treatment benefits. Not a protocol.

• LH-receptor and steroidogenesis endpoints

• • Gonadal-axis hormone markers (T, E2, P4 contexts)

• • Ovulation and luteal research readouts where studied

• • Leydig/theca cell signaling measures

• • Comparative axis pharmacology versus GnRH analogs and kisspeptin

Results timeline

Note: Illustrative research-observation windows — not a clinical schedule. No dosing.

• Week 1–2: Early melanocortin or gonadal-axis signaling in acute models.

• • Week 3–4: Clearer arousal, pigmentation, or hormone-axis markers in short research windows.

• • Month 2–3: More stable pathway and behavioral endpoints in extended preclinical designs.

• • Month 3–6: Sustained melanocortin or reproductive-axis observations where longer windows are used.

The catalog, not a clinic

For laboratory and research use only. Not for human or animal consumption. Products are sold solely to qualified researchers and licensed laboratories. No dosing or reconstitution on this page.