Is t4 necessary with Hgh!

Hornybeast15

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Gonna be running 6iu of Hgh I believe I have some kinda neurological damage from crashing my e2! As I’m still not months later with e2 back!

I’m on 2iu Ed right now for about 3 months

It brought my appetite back cleared my skin up

but still foggy headed and no libido no mood!

I have spoken with several chrones paitenta tbi(brain injury car accident,physical damage to head)

who were able to heal there brain damage

chrones 6,10 iu a day tbi paitents 4.5 to 10 iu Ed

the one guy who lost half his brain recovered in 3 years memory cognitive fuction etc it was a slow gradual process!

how much t4 should I run I don’t want to run any if don’t have to
 
I'll bite. You're potentially accelerating any deficiencies any time you speed up processes in the body. So yes, you can deplete T4, especially if you're already getting insufficient iodine and other nutrients. But of course T4 speeds things up too, so that's even more to worry about.

For your situation, my advice would first be to get diet and vitamins squared away and then get comprehensive blood work, including comprehensive thyroid. If your goal is optimization, then establishing baselines is important. From there, if you want to add thyroid hormones, stick with low doses. Most people don't need to approach replacement dosages and of course the thyroid axis is not invincible so you want to minimize disruption.
 
redtrek said:
I'll bite. You're potentially accelerating any deficiencies any time you speed up processes in the body. So yes, you can deplete T4, especially if you're already getting insufficient iodine and other nutrients. But of course T4 speeds things up too, so that's even more to worry about.

For your situation, my advice would first be to get diet and vitamins squared away and then get comprehensive blood work, including comprehensive thyroid. If your goal is optimization, then establishing baselines is important. From there, if you want to add thyroid hormones, stick with low doses. Most people don't need to approach replacement dosages and of course the thyroid axis is not invincible so you want to minimize disruption.
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I don’t want to take thyroid hormones sounds scary playing with thyroid
 
Hornybeast15 said:
I don’t want to take thyroid hormones sounds scary playing with thyroid
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Technically if your using gh your already playing with your thyroid, in a sense. Go look up gh effects on thyroid, is t4 a must? No but its beneficial. I'm not sure why I'm responding because I know I'm talking to a wall
 
Hornybeast15 said:
Because I wanna make sure it’s not necessary you ****
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Nothing is ever necessary at any time on any cycle. Or really with anything unless it's a medication keeping you alive

An AI is never "necessary" but sometimes it's a good idea

Testosterone is not necessary in a cycle but most of the time it's beneficial

After you take a shyt, it's not necessary to wipe your asz but you would probably feel better if you did.

It's all about your personal preference
 
Long-term studies on HRT patients shows that some do not have symptoms resolve for months to a year + after instituting therapy. What I am driving at is your situation may take much longer than you are hoping for to improve.
 
Hornybeast15 said:
So would 6iu cause problems with thyroid
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No1 can answer that for you, it might, it might not. You wont know till you try it. I dont know a single person who has permanently did damage to there thyroid from gh or thyroid medications. I know they exist, but I dont personally know a single one. You can ask this question to a million people but none of them can give you a definite answer
 
You can get cheap blood tests for your thyroid here. You just pay the money, print out the form and take it into any Qwest of Lapcorp and they'll draw blood and email you the results (usually the next day,

They have a T3, T4 test that would be ideal for you.

Thyroid II (T4 Total, T3 Uptake, T7 + TSH) $83.83
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Aaa you roped me right back in
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You can get cheap blood tests for your thyroid here. You just pay the money, print out the form and take it into any Qwest of Lapcorp and they'll draw blood and email you the results (usually the next day,

They have a T3, T4 test that would be ideal for you.



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Boom!
Theres the answer to all op questions. Get bloods every couple weeks on gh and you have a 100% fool proof rock solid answer to your question.

Bloodwork, you never hear it mentioned on this forum but apparently you can get it done and it tells you exactly what's going on in your body, my mind us blown
 
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