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How will prohormones affect me? I have Hyperthyroidism.

nbshazeezee said:
I honestly after further investigating interaction and doing a lot of research to find interactions with anabolics... Since synthroid is structurally identical to less active t4. I think you will be fine.

if it was me i would probably do it, and stop if it was bad.

But dont do it cuz i said that
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I appreciate the help big guy.....I have recieved alot of info from you and I appreciate every bit of it !
 
nbshazeezee said:
I GOT YOUR BACK dude

ALRIGHT GUYS listen; ill take you on a mammalian physiology journey. Yes I am qualified.

THere are a few different types of hyperthyroidism.... Graves disease is where the thyroid istelf is hyperactive via FSH. So the only way to fix that is by iodine treatment and destruction.

The other types are caused by hypothalamus secreting too much TRH
or the pituitary hyper secreting TSH.... Do you follow?

IN these two cases the THYROID isn't the culprit for the origin of malfunction... The malfunction is delocalized and in the conduction pathway of the thyroids metabolism.

SO in these cases HE would NOT need to kill his thyroid. HE would have to take a drug to inhibit production of thyroid activating hormones on the regulation pathway.

SO he takes a drug, Which in none- graves hyperthyriodism functions to control the negative feed back mechanism and lower release of TSH...
Synthriod in this case actually can act as either an inhibitor at the thyroid by lower binding of FSH

or it can increase the suppression of TRH in the hypothalamus via negative feedback loops

There are MANY MANY MANY complications that can cause hyper or hypo thyroidism... I think most people assume that he has hashimodos or graves being those are the most common.

BACK to my point:
If the function of his synthroid is to cause suppression of TRH, the anabolics will use of that synthetically MORE BIO-reactive Thyroxine ( synthroid)

Thus the synthroid will not be able to do its job as a activator of the negative feedback look for the hypothalumus...

Therefor he will REVERT to a hyperthyroid state (in this case where the thyroid itself is hyperactive)

I really feel I am qualified- I am in grad school focusing study on mammalian physiology..

Thank you
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This unfortunately has nothing to do with supraphysiological dosages of synthetic androgens, and their negative impact on thyroid function.

Find what compound you want to use, then Google it along with other key words like thyroid function.
 
TCW49 said:
So you guys would infact think it would be fine if I took a prohormone also.....that is indeed how my doctor explained it.... I had an American doctor then I changed to a knew one do to the other one moving away to a farther more active town and now I have one that is alittle harder to understand even when asking questions.
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jbryand101b said:
This unfortunately has nothing to do with supraphysiological dosages of synthetic androgens, and their negative impact on thyroid function.

Find what compound you want to use, then Google it along with other key words like thyroid function.
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I did look up msten and that and I didnt see that.
 
TCW49 said:
I did look up msten and that and I didnt see that.
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Methyl stenbolone is di methyl 1 testosterone

Did you read the article(s) on the thread. That should answer your question.
Read up on sd, m1t, etc. Might find data on m1t, but def not going to find anything on methyl stenbolone

If didn't spend at least 4 hours searching and reading you didn't search n read
You just glanced over
 
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