Hi, my doctor prescribed me this. Question: Do thyroid meds stop endogenous T3/T4 production as an AAS would with Test production?
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Hi, my doctor prescribed me this. Question: Do thyroid meds stop endogenous T3/T4 production as an AAS would with Test production?
Yes, they most certainly do, and is dose dependent like AAS suppression of testicular function is. T3/4 inhibits TRH and TSH production through negative feedback loop. Doesn't shut down 100%...
Jigga...
Dont know much about t3/t4 but Im also on Armour 60mg daily along with cytomel. Be careful not to take it too late in the day or you may have hard time sleeping, I know I did.
Agreed, though I'd temper this by saying it can, rather than does, because as Scibble pointed out it's dose dependent and feedback moderated.Quote:
Originally Posted by scibble
Jigga, PM me the dosage and reason, if you don't want to post them.
Armour thyroid medication is T3/T4, of which Cytomel is the former and can used for various maladies:Quote:
Originally Posted by fiveoooh
http://www.armourthyroid.com/cons_aboutArmour.aspx
Hey my Jigga, post up a follow up for your bros!
My Dr's nurse just called today and told me I was prescribed 15mg ed Armour for low tsh...So I'm looking for threads to get an idea of what to expect. Help me out...
I have been feeling pretty tired for a while now, and have to force myself sometimes to follow through on workouts when not completely recovered. On the flipside I have trouble getting to sleep.
C'mon Jigga! Give me some feedback bro!
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