So Dr.D you would say that straight T3 (in your case T4) would be better than tiratricol in terms of suppression? I saw supersoldiers bloodwork after trimax and he had a very suppressed thyroid; doesnt mean it didn't come back fast, but it was suppressed highly. Could this partially be because he is such a heavy steroid user (you thought that steroid use downregulates natural thyroid output) that his thyroid was out of whack and had a low output to begin with?
And just to clarify, you prefer T4 because it must be converted to T3 right? So it has that little buffer area so you can't really overdose it? Just wantd to clarify my knowledge here.
If T3/T4 is so much better, you think custom or other research chem suppliers would be able to start offering it? Or is it too expensive/hard to ship or whatnot?
E76, sorry for the delay!
I'm busy a few days and everything changed when I got back!
It's hard to say with SS, could be so many factors.
This chem should be fairly cheap. It is a complex and delicate molecule, but has been around for a long time. Also, it's so potent that a small amount lasts forever. A years supply of T4 is less than 100mg, so how expensive could it be? Probably not too bad. The order of suppression would be T3>T4>Tri.
Your right about the buffer, but T4 is still very toxic in an overdose so don't get me wrong. But, it's MUCH more forgiving than T3. Run a search, I've posted about steroids and thier affects on the thyroid before. It's a real issue to think about.