Probably a bit of a lamer question but what the heck is T3 and T4?
Do you also get T1 and T2? If so, what are they.
I have done a few searches but I cannot find answers to my questions.
Ta.
Probably a bit of a lamer question but what the heck is T3 and T4?
Do you also get T1 and T2? If so, what are they.
I have done a few searches but I cannot find answers to my questions.
Ta.
T1 - thinkin cypionate. older cyp used to come in 100 mg / mL, so it was referred to as T1
T2 - test enanthate
T3 - cytomel
T4 - blend of 4 testosterones into 1 compound
T4 can also be another thyroid medication like T3. T2 is also an OTC supplement that ups your thyroid naturally.
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So T4 can mean two totally separate things and T2 can mean two totally separate things?
That's confusing.
Sucks you have to see what context they use it in, I think they should refer to the T4 steriod as T400 (which is the name of it) and lets just forget about the T2 thyroid supplement.
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T3 and T4, also known as thyroxin are calergenic hormones produced by the thyroid gland. Thyroxin stimulates body cells to increase their metabolic rate. The significance of the 3 in T3 and the 4 in T4 Has to due with the amount of bonded iodine molecules to a thyroglobulin molecule.
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docs used to give T4 now many give T3 or a mix of t4/t3 - thyroid hormones
T1 - nobody knows what its good for as far as I know
T2 - Diiodothyronine - Research has shown T2 hormone to increase BMR
T3 - Triiodothyronine - Cytomel - liothyronine sodium - The good stuff
T4 - Thyroxine - SYNTHROID - levothyroxine sodium (+ iodine converts into T3)
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