[DAdams91982]

Jacob,
Just wanted to drop in and give you some kudo's. I did my own research on the Cir20 active, and that does look quite amazing on paper. A very intriguing compound indeed.

My question is this. I am coming off a pretty intensive Thyroid cycle. I read your research on the thyroid stimulating properties in recreate. Does it stimulate increased natural production? Where this would be a viable option for Thyroid PCT?

Adams

[CHAPS]

Originally Posted by DAdams91982

Jacob,
Just wanted to drop in and give you some kudo's. I did my own research on the Cir20 active, and that does look quite amazing on paper. A very intriguing compound indeed.

My question is this. I am coming off a pretty intensive Thyroid cycle. I read your research on the thyroid stimulating properties in recreate. Does it stimulate increased natural production? Where this would be a viable option for Thyroid PCT?

Adams

It boosts your thyroid naturally but i wouldn't use it alone for a thyroid pct, i'd definitely through it NOW Thryoid energy to give your body the raw materials necessary to make your own thyroid hormones.

[jazzman21]

http://www.tropilab.com/eiwittincture.html

[VolcomX311]

I just noticed that Recreate has anti-cortisol effects, would that mean running Retain2 would be redundant? Or would that be an increased effect against coritsol?

The moneys already been spent on the Retain, so should I save it for a later time? or would it be okay to run it?

[USPLabs]

Originally Posted by VolcomX311

I just noticed that Recreate has anti-cortisol effects, would that mean running Retain2 would be redundant? Or would that be an increased effect against coritsol?

The moneys already been spent on the Retain, so should I save it for a later time? or would it be okay to run it?

Recreate is specifically binding cortisol not shutting it down.

[Mulletsoldier]

Originally Posted by VolcomX311

I just noticed that Recreate has anti-cortisol effects, would that mean running Retain2 would be redundant? Or would that be an increased effect against coritsol?

The moneys already been spent on the Retain, so should I save it for a later time? or would it be okay to run it?

Coffea Arabica works in a somewhat different manner than DHEA metabolites, but inhibits 11B as well. However, I think it might be too much, as Cortisol does play other functions in the body.

[VolcomX311]

Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Coffea Arabica works in a somewhat different manner than DHEA metabolites, but inhibits 11B as well. However, I think it might be too much, as Cortisol does play other functions in the body.

thats the clarifying answer I was searching for, thanks Mullet. I understand that having some levels cortisol is necessary and I didn't know if Retain2 ontop of Recreate's cortisol binding effects would have been an unhealthy overkill.

It looks like I'll be running Recreate, DCP and Lioptrophin PM. That's simple enough.