Permanent damage with T4 while on HGH?

[MACKATTACK]

Can you create permanent thyroid issues with the use of T4? specifically while on hgh. Ive been reading a ton on this subject and it has me worried big time.

Anyone have thoughts on this subject??

[Gaspaco]

You are playing russian roulette with thyroid gland!

I wouldn't touch t3 or t4 no matter what!

[Sgt. Hartman]

I've run it for a year straight and had no sides coming off and thyroid numbers per BW about the same as baseline within 4 weeks. Could have returned to normal earlier but 4 weeks is when I had BW.

[MACKATTACK]

Anyone else??

[krugerr]

There are a fee threads on this. The thyroid is a sturdy, it's extremely slow to react to you using T3 and T4. With HGH is actually recommended that you dose T4 to gain the maximum from it.

[marcus300]

There are loads of studies on the subject. The thyroid is very resilient and you won't have any problems. I was on gh and t4 for 3yrs straight and I've had zero thyroid problems WWhen I came off

[MACKATTACK]

Ok cool, thanks fellas just was a little worried.

[Buster Brown]

I've run it for a year straight and had no sides coming off and thyroid numbers per BW about the same as baseline within 4 weeks. Could have returned to normal earlier but 4 weeks is when I had BW.

You have the best avi's!

[Rick Kane]

Years ago there was a case of a patient that was misdiagnosed with hypothyroidism by his physician. He was prescribed T3 and used it for 10 years. Worst of all he misread the directions and was taking 3x more than what he was supposed to be taking. They later learned that there was nothing wrong with his thyroid and after stopping T3 his thyroid levels tested in the normal range.
I can't find the article now but it popped up a few times on the old bolex and gade.