Is it OK to use veterinary HCG in humans?

[big_boy_1]

I mean veterinary HCG from TRUE veterinary labs and not UGLs passing as vet gear.

Interestingly it is still called HCG HUMAN-Chorionic-Gonadotropin even though it is only intended to be used in animals, often cattle.
Why?

Thanks God this is EF as this question would be impossible to ask in other forums full of source shills trying to steer you into buying their UGL crap.

 

[zmyj88]

I would assume hcg is hcg, dunno tho

 

[bigorse]

It is HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN meaning it a substance released by humans when i a femal is pregnant to keep the placenta thick and rich for pregnancy. Hcg is hcg if it was from another animal it wouldnt be called hcg

 

[RADAR]

Its ok it is still HCG

 

[big_boy_1]

It is HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN meaning it a substance released by humans when i a femal is pregnant to keep the placenta thick and rich for pregnancy. Hcg is hcg if it was from another animal it wouldnt be called hcg

There is also EQUINE chorionic gonadotropin ECG.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equine_chorionic_gonadotropin

So yes HCG is HCG and should be suitable for humans.
There is a debate among horse veterinarians on which is better ECG or HCG.

Studies show HCG grows balls and penis
Penile Growth in Response to Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) Treatment in Patients with Idiopathic Hypogonadotrophic Hypogonadism
So will ECG make you as hung as a horse?