I absolutely understand your perspective as a company, but I look at this in a similar light as the medical community and its "knowledge' of AAS. As late as the early '80's medical texts claimed that AAS had no ergogenic effect. Everyone I know who has used T2 has found it both effective and less suppressive than T3--myself included. While it's possible that it's just as suppressive as T3 and I and everyone I know has either somehow overlooked this or been lucky, I highly doubt it.
At any rate, I understand as a company your disinterest in anything hormonal and potentially "attention drawing".
I have little doubt that whatever fat burner you develop will be a quality product, as I've yet to be disappointed in anything I've tried.
Crowbar
Honestly, It's only my own personal views here; not necessarily that of the company itself.
Comparing the medical communities knowledge, research, and clinical application of thyroid hormone(s)/endocrine function/pathophysiology to that of AAS is apples to oranges, though. There is no way to gauge any type of true hormonal suppression without baseline and follow-up blood work documenting and correlating effects.
I know many guys go by "feel", but that's completely subjective and clinically irrelevant when gauging effects of true endogenous/exogenous hormonal display, interaction, and function. There are WAY too many variables that are either known or unknown (not freely disclosed medical hx) that can play a factor in each individual case/scenario, so no doubt results/effects will vary.
I know that I'm more of the side of documented proof, but I also hold high regard for individual anecdotal feedback as well, so I truly do appreciate your views/experiences here.
I plan to research it more extensively again when I have more time.
We truly appreciate your support of Primordial Performance, Crowbar! I hope that you have continued success with our products. If you have any questions along the way, I'd be more than happy to answer them for you.
