6 Months of HCG Therapy to Increase Natural Testosterone Production in Men - Total All Inclusive Single Program Fee - $2,695.00

American Medical General, Inc. offers financing in the form of two installment payments using a recurring credit card charge for a service fee of $200.00. This financing allows payment of 50% of the total fee at the time of enrollment and 50% balance 30 days later by a one-time automatic charge to your credit card. A $200.00 installment payment service fee is also paid in two installments of $100.00 at the time of each installment payment. Here is an example of financing the 24 Week HCG Therapy fee:.

Installment Financing is Available: 50% Down Payment with the Remaining 50% Balance Payable in 30 Days for 6 Months of Therapy

American Medical General, Inc. offers financing in the form of two installment payments using a recurring credit card charge for a service fee of $200.00. This financing allows payment of 50% of the total fee at the time of enrollment and 50% balance 30 days later by a one-time automatic charge to your credit card. A $200.00 installment payment service fee is also paid in two installments of $100.00 at the time of each installment payment.

50% Down Payment	$997.50 + $100.00 =	$1,097.50
50% Balance 30 Days	$997.50 + $100.00 =	$1,097.50
Total Cost	$1,995.00 + $200.00 =	$2,195.00

After receipt of your intital payment, you undergo blood testing, physical examination, clinical assessment and evaluation by the physician who issues your prescription. Upon receip of your second payment, the pharmacy dispenses and ships your HCG medication for the six months of thearpy, bacteriostatic water for injections and syringes directly to you. National Medical Clinic™ will e-mail your treatment instructions at that time and your treatment includes one fifteen minute consultation with a Medical Counselor if you have and futher questions about the treatment instructions or the mixing of the HCG power with the bacteriostatic water.

Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG)

HCG is compounded by a compounding pharmacy or manufactured by pharmaceutical company in 10,000 IU (International Units) for reconstitution with sterile water for injections in 10 cc vials.

HCG is a natural protein hormone secreted by the human placenta and purified from the urine of pregnant women. HCG hormone is not a natural male hormone but mimics the natural hormone LH (Luteinizing Hormone) almost identically. As a result of HCG stimulating the testes in the same manner as LH, HCG therapy increases testosterone production by the testes or male gonads as a result of HCG's stimulating effect on the leydig cells of the testes.

The Decline in Gonadal Stimulating Pituitary Hormone LH (Leutenizing hormone)

The natural decline in male testosterone production that occurs with aging is attributed to a decline in the gonadal stimulating pituitary hormone LH (Luteinizing hormone). As a result of the hypothalamus secreting less gonadoropin-releasing hormone (GhRH), which stimulates the pituitary gland to produce LH, the pituitary gland produces declining amounts of LH. This decrease in the pituitary secretion of LH reduces the stimulation of the gonads or male testes and results in declining testosterone and sperm production due to the decreased function of the gonads. The decreased stimulation of the testes by the pituitary's diminished secretion of LH can also cause testicular atrophy. HCG stimulates the testis in the same manner as naturally produced. HCG Therapy is administered medically to increase male fertility by stimulating the testes to produce more sperm cells and thereby increase sperm count or Spermatogenesis.

The decreased stimulation of the testes by the pituitary's diminished secretion of LH can also cause testicular atrophy. HCG stimulates the testis in the same manner as naturally produced. HCG Therapy is administered medically to increase male fertility by stimulating the testes to produce more sperm cells and thereby increase sperm count or Spermatogenesis.

How HCG Therapy Increases Plasma Testosterone Level in Hypogonadotropic Men

HCG therapy uses the body's own biochemical stimulating mechanisms to increase plasma testosterone level during HCG therapy. It is used to stimulate the testes of men who are hypogonadal or lack sufficient testosterone. The male endocrine system is responsible for causing the testes to produce testosterone. The HPTA (hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular axis) regulates the level of testosterone in the bloodstream. and . The hypothalamus produces gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH), which stimulates the pituitary gland to release Leutenizing hormone (LH).

LH released by the pituitary gland then travels from the pituitary via the blood stream to the testes where it triggers the production and release of testosterone. Without the continuing release of LH by the pituitary gland, the testes would shut down their production of testosterone, causing testicular atrophy and stopping natural testosterone produced by the testes.

As men age the volume of hypothalamus produced gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) declines and causes the pituitary gland to release less Luteinizing hormone (LH). The reduction if the volume of LH released by the Pituitary gland decreases the available LH in the blood stream to stimulate the testes to produce testosterone.

In males, HCG mimics LH and increases testosterone production in the testes. As such, HCG is administered to patients to increase endogenous (natural) testosterone production. The HCG medication administered combines with the patient's own naturally available LH released into the blood stream by the Pituitary gland and thereby increases the stimulation of the testes to produce more testosterone than that produced by the Pituitary released LH alone. The additional HCG added to the blood stream combined with the Pituitary gland's naturally produced LH triggers a greater volume of testosterone production by the testes, since HCG mimics LH and adds to the total stimulation of the testes.

Clinical Pharmacology - HCG:

The action of HCG is virtually identical to that of pituitary LH, although HCG appears to have a small degree of FSH activity as well. It stimulates production of gonadal steroid hormones by stimulating the interstitial cells (Leydig cells) of the testis to produce androgens.

Thus HCG sends the same message and results in increased testosterone production by the testis due to HCG's effect on the leydig cells of the testis. HCG therapy uses the body's own biochemical stimulating mechanisms to increase plasma testosterone level.

Following intramuscular injection, an increase in serum HCG concentrations may be observed within 2 hours; peak HCG concentrations occur within about 6 hours and persist for about 36 hours. Serum HCG concentrations begin to decline at 48 hours and approach baseline (undetectable) levels after about 72 hours.

HCG is not a steroid and is administered to assists the body in the continuing production of its own natural testosterone as a result of LH signals stimulating production of testosterone by the testis.

This LH stimulates the production of testosterone by the testes in males. Thus HCG sends the same message as LH to the testes and results in increased testosterone production by the testes due to HCG's effect on the leydig cells of the testes. In males, hCG mimics LH and helps restore and maintain testosterone production in the testes. If HCG is used for too long and in too high a dose, the resulting rise in natural testosterone will eventually inhibit its own production via negative feedback on the hypothalamus and pituitary.

HCG therapy uses the body's own biochemical stimulating mechanisms to increase plasma testosterone level during HCG therapy. It is used to stimulate the testes of men who are hypogonadal or lack sufficient testosterone

National Medical Clinic, Inc.

National Medical Clnic, Inc. (NMC) (http://www.nationalmedicalclinic.com) is a national patient medical services management corporation with the administrative offices located in Boca Raton, Florida. We also cooridinate a national physician's network and a national physician referral service. The Physicians's national network is The National Organization of American Physicians™ and the national physician referral service is Physicians Referral Service™ (http://www.physicianreferralservice.org)

NMC Negotiates and secures agreements nationally with physicians, diagnostic medical laboratories and compounding pharmacies in the United States to provide services to our patients. We providethe physicians, laboratory blood testingk and compounding pharmacy services required with regard to each of our medical treatments to patients enrolled in a medical treatment for a single fee amount. We also coordinate the rendering of physician services, lab testing services and pharmacy services rendered to patients during treatment and pay all the participating providers in our national system for the services rendered to our patients. The exception to this process is that patients located in NY, NJ and RI purchase medical laboratory services directly from the laboratory pursuant to their medical insurans or on a cash basis because of applicable laws in those states.

A Valid Prescription Based Upon the Physician's Physical Examination and Evaluation of the Patient are Required for all National Medical Clinic, Inc.'s Physician Prescribed Treatments

National Medical Clinic requires that its physicians obtain a medical complaint and medical history from each of patient, conduct a physical examination, perform a patient clinical assessment, complete a patient evaluation, render a diagnosis and obtain an indication that that the medication is prescribed for a valid medical purpose in the normal course of professional practice prior to prescribing treatment. NMC physicians do not prescribe any controlled substance prescription drugs to patients referred to them by National Medical Clinic, Inc. NMC physicians utilize medical treatments that cause the human body to naturally produce the desired treatment result where possible; i.e., use of Sermorelin Acetate growth hormone - releasing hormone to cause the pituitary gland to increase the natural production of human growth hormone within the protections afforded the patient by their endocrine system; and the administration of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) to stimulate the male testes to increase natural production of testosterone and to treat male infertility. Prescription drugs with significant adverse side effects are not to be prescribed patients of National Medical Clinic, Inc.

Registration, Enrollment and Treatment for HCG Therapy to Increase Natural Testosterone Production in Men is offered in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada by National Medical Clinic, Inc., a National Medical Clinic and Patient Medical Services Management Corporation, and American Medical General, Inc.

If would like to enroll in HCG Therapy to Increase Natural Testosterone Production in Men now, please phone our Toll Free number (800) 582-0095.