posted Thu, 06/27/2013 - 20:56
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whos using t4 with their gh?
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Anyone? At what dose is your gh? what dose is your t4? And why are you using t4 (bloodwork was off and needed it or just because others reccomend)?
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biggerthanyouhttp://www.eroids.com/forum/hgh-peptides/rhgh/thyroid-hormone-growth-hor...
Interesting article I found when looking for some answers for you hope it helps
WeatherwedI just started running T3. Ive been on 4iu hyges for almost 6 months. This past week I noticed extreme exhaustion, ability to sleep all night and day, gas from both ends, bloating, and constipation. I upped my AI- but got sore joints and no improvement of symptoms. After a little researched I realized it was prob. my thyroid. Two days on t3 and im fixed.
Hey Brother I hate to be the bearer of bad news but T4 and T3 are to different things. When you supp your GH your T3 levels actually rise. Its T4 that needs to be supped and thats really only if your running a min of 4iu. Your T3 levels should be high when running GH.
WeatherwedI know the difference and that t4 is preferred. My T3 levels were sub optimal based on blood work after a 3 months of GH. Ideally I would buy some more T4- but every time I go to pay the minimum something else comes up that I need more. Over the years ive learned to practice "macgyver" style bodybuilding- any corner that can be cut with minimal impact will be.
I guess I missed the part of the post where you said you got bloodwork done. Its not that T4 or T3 is preferred. Its just a cause and effect type of thing. Take Gh up goes the T3 and down goes the T4. But if you have blood work that says diiff. Its just unusual, But then again no one body is the same. Cheers
safetyfirst21I find this strange considering t4->t3
Brother are you saying they are the same thing? Or are you trying to say T4 converts to T3? They by no means have the same effect on the body. If you are trying to say t4 converts to t3 you would be correct but before this happens there effects on the body are different entirely
I've been using 4IUS of gh...bloodwork reveaveld my t4 levels as normal. Decided not to mess with my thyroid if not needed. I think higher dosage of GH may cause t4 deficiency, though.
Pretty much the conclusion ive come to. Im planning on running the same dose and was considering having t4 on hand incase bloodwork showed I needed it but im not sure I should waste my money.
it's okay to keep on hand if you wish...who knows if you're deficient or not until you take a test. I have t4 in the stash. But I figure if it ain't broke don't fix it.