7-keto really work for thyroid?

[kingdong]

I know people like it as a cortisol suppressor, but I can't find anything but rumors on its thyroid support activity. I cant even find so much as a hypothyroid person saying they go a little warmer. Discuss.

[Royd The Noyd]

I'm fairly certain there is research that supports this effect. It also may partly explain its fat loss benefits. I'll try to grab research later.

[nattydisaster]

Theres data on 200mg...im certain i have seen it

[kingdong]

One day later with no user reviews, this is exatly what Im getting at! Im well aware of the study, but I cant find anyone who will say that it did something! Its like people will buy it all excited and never leave a review when their dont. I hope they didnt die LOL

[BurghHardcore]

People love Patrick Arnolds topical 7 spray (topical 7-keto). I'd imagine most of the effects saw from using PP's AndroLean (v1) were from the 7-Keto, and I'm know their using it again in v2 along with 11-KT (WHICH IS SICK!!) and dropping the 5-DHEA (thank god). Taurus Nutritions topical 7-keto always got favorable reviews. So I'd say there's something to it.

[kingdong]

People love Patrick Arnolds topical 7 spray (topical 7-keto). I'd imagine most of the effects saw from using PP's AndroLean (v1) were from the 7-Keto, and I'm know their using it again in v2 along with 11-KT (WHICH IS SICK!!) and dropping the 5-DHEA (thank god). Taurus Nutritions topical 7-keto always got favorable reviews. So I'd say there's something to it.

But is anyone talking about the thyroid effect, or just the cortisol effect.

[BurghHardcore]

Who knows, I can't recall at the moment. But I'm sure there is a synergistic effect, that's just speculation though.

[prld2gr8ns]

Lot's of people use to swear by it as part of pct for synthetic thyroid use. Stacked with tyrosine was the most common approach many took with it. Given that I would assume it had merit.

[criticalbench]

Lot's of people use to swear by it as part of pct for synthetic thyroid use. Stacked with tyrosine was the most common approach many took with it. Given that I would assume it had merit.

Hmm, I may have to try that after a contest prep with heavy thryoidal use. Would be interesting to see if it made a difference with that crappy feeling of pct.

Mike