Dr. Albert T. W. Simeons is associated with the beginning of the spread of HCG.  His manuscript from the 1950’s claims HCG injections help to reduce body fat in humans.  This spread the word of a cure for obesity.

HCG for weight gain opened the doors to new markets and new channels in the mid 1960’s.  The professional athlete developing muscle tone, turned to HCG injections as an additive to an already calorie rich diet and this created the super-athlete.

Additional growth hormones came onto the market later in the 1960’s and safety emerged as the key factor in choosing the right path to developing athletes.  Understanding of the side effects of HCG injections is very important, but with proper monitoring and regulation a body could convert more of the calorie intake to muscle instead of fat with proper training.

Watered-down versions of HCG where introduced in the 1990’a as Homeopathic versions, but the diluted versions of HCG were never proven to have any effect on either weight loss or muscle gain.
In the early 2000’s, some sports banned the use of HCG as an additive to the diet of players.  Testing is current in many sports for HCG and other growth hormones and most sports have stiff penalties for players found using illegal additives.

In today’s market, HCG can be found in use for weight loss, muscle toning, fertilization, and as growth hormones for pre-puberty men.  Studies are still being conducted on the side effects of HCG and new research is published every quarter both in favor of the drug and against.

While HCG has been found in humans since their existence, the introduction of additional HCG to the human body can provide the population with answers to many ailments and hopes.  With proper monitoring and controls, HCG can be of help to several individuals.

Several factors go in to building strong muscles and HCG can be positive when done right.  The use of human hormones to support muscle growth was first capsulated by HCG.  The injections can help athletes, movie stars, and the causal golfer reach new heights.

HCG has a background of helping athletes build muscles for extreme playing abilities.  The HCG drug is injected under the skin into the muscle and with a diet rich in carbohydrates, it can help to produce powerful muscles.  The muscles build quickly and the HCG encourages this growth by converting fatty acids into carbs digested by the muscles.  The immediate result is great muscle tone and extra power on the playing field.

The iron worker using his body day in and day out to lift, carry, and support heavy equipment and materials can also benefit from a strict workout, proper diet, and does of HCG.  The HCG has the same effect on iron workers as it does on the pro athlete, it builds muscles.  This extra muscle mass is very useful on the job and can help the days’ work be done more productively and with less strain on the muscles.
The causal golfer can also benefit from HCG.  The uses of a hormone growth stimulate and workout geared to the golf swing can improve performance on the range and at the golf course.  The tuning of specific muscles during the workout can pinpoint certain muscles used on the course.  More power from the swing creates more distance for the ball.  HCG can help the golfer better his game to aid his self-esteem.

No matter the need for the muscle growth, the HCG drug can be used to help anyone obtain a more toned body.  With proper diet and workout, HCG can fine tune a pro athlete as well as a golfer’s swing.

Some mothers using HCG to help with conception have reported twins, triplets, and even quadruplets. The HCG drug helps a woman develop an egg and also stimulates the release of eggs to help with conception.  This assistance with egg development and egg dropping is associated with woman having multiple children.

The joy of a child is a blessed event and the joy of children can be too, if the parents are prepared.  HCG assisted pregnancies have a chance of the mother having twins, triplets, or even more children once the pregnancy is formed.  The parents should be aware of the chances that multiple babies may come for this one pregnancy when HCG is used to help conception.

Women carrying multiple children have a higher rick of complications and extra caution should be taken when using HCG to help with fertilization.  Heart problems, birth defects, early births, premature births, and still born children can all be associated with multiple birth pregnancies.  While there are several side effects to using HCG as a fertilization aid, the chance for a child when no other means are available makes it worth it.

Always follow doctor’s instructions with the medication and after pregnancy begins.  Several precautions can be followed that would prevent a lot of the side effects of a multiple birth pregnancy.  HCG has side effects in itself and the multiple birth pregnancy brings with it more chances for side effects.  Be knowledgeable of the side effects, follow doctor’s orders, and the chance of a safe and healthy family is obtainable.

After the pregnancy, care should also be taken even before leaving the hospital.  Each child should have safety restraints in the ride home.  Every baby needs his or her own bassinette.  Each newborn will need diapers, food, bottles, clothes, and all the accessories that go along with bringing up a healthy young family.

The drug HCG comes in a variety of forms depending on the source.  Some forms include a dry mixture, prefilled syringes, and drops.  Regardless of the form the HCG is prescribed, caution should be taking with the drug when storing and administering the medicine.

The powder form of HCG is usually a brown dry substance ready to be mixed with water.  Always use clean filtered water when mixing the HCG.  Follow instructions for amounts of water to HCG ratios precisely and use an accurate tool for measuring.  Guessing at the dosage can prevent the drug from working or even worse, create harm to the body.  The mixed solution should be stored in a refrigeration unit and only kept for 30 days.  After which the HCG should be disposed of properly and a new batch should be mixed.

Prefilled syringes of HCG are also available via a prescription.  The medicine should also be stored in a refrigeration unit and only kept for 30 days.  After which the remaining syringes should be disposed of properly and a new prescription should be filled.

Both the mixed versions of HCG and the prefilled syringes of HCG should be administered with care.  The doctor will have specific instructions for the best method and local on the body for administering.  After the HCG syringe is used, proper disposal guidelines should be followed to prevent contamination of others.

Regardless of the form the HCG drug is prescribed, careful administration techniques should be followed.  The proper dosage when mixing HCG with water and the proper administration of the dosage to the body is very important in getting the most from the supplied dosage.  The disposal of the used syringe is very important to not only protect the HCG from being in contact with someone else, but also to prevent the blood contamination to other beings.

HCG drugs can be blessings for men wishing to increase their sperm count.  The drug has been researched and findings report that a dose of HCG can increase the sperm count in otherwise healthy men. The HCG drug acts on the hormones of the man’s body and can help increase the sperm count in many men.  After testing if the drug is the right choice for the patient, a doctor can prescribe HCG for fertility cases involving men with low sperm counts.  This life changing drug can mean the difference from a young man to never having kids to a man being able to bring forth his loins and have children to carry out his namesake.

Several countries have approved HCG as a fertility drug for men with low sperm counts.  The HCG dosage is small and acts quickly so the length of time a man is on the prescription is very short.  The side effects are still very real and extreme caution should be take when handling or administering HCG.  In the event it is possible for the partner to be pregnant at the time of administration, the man should be made well aware of the side effects associated with HCG and unborn children.  A pregnant woman should not even handle the HCG drug due to the birth defects associated with medication.  The doctor will cover all possible side effects from the drug, including the possibility of birth defects for the unborn child.

Other side effects include migraines, kidney disease, and heart disease to name a few.  Once all the side effects and precautions are taken, the patient should decide if HCG is right for him to tackle his need for assistance with fertilization.  There are several cons associated with the HCG drug, but eh pros include the possibility of a new child to bear his name.