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    Quote Originally Posted by Seattle Junk
    There was actually a documented interview that was posted in a AR thread last week. I'll try to find it. The unidentified pro BB being interviewed said his thyroid is trashed and he'll have to be on thryoid meds the rest of his life. I believe Mike Matarazzo ruined his thyroid too? He could've had a heart attack from clogged arteries. He had to have surgery to clear it up. He said he is lucky to be alive. That was one big Itallian dude in the 90's. I'm sure that had to do with diet and genetics more than anything.

    I've read Tren is hard on natural thyroid production after discontinuance too. Blown, do you know why this is?
    To be honest with you, I highly doubt it was caused by the use of T3...

    Perhaps a combination of many things, but doubt very much it was because by T3 consumption.

    Also, I believe Tren lowers TBG (thyroid binding globulin) significantly. I'm not positive that this is the leading reason, but it is very common with other AAS, Cortisol, HGH, etc....

    Give this a read: http://www.mindandmuscle.net/content/page-197.html

    EDIT: Wait, you mean after Tren is discontinued? Perhaps it's because the TBG is still suppressed temporarily? I've never ran Tren, but that would make sense... temporarily I suppose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blown_SC
    To be honest with you, I highly doubt it was caused by the use of T3...

    Perhaps a combination of many things, but doubt very much it was because by T3 consumption.

    Also, I believe Tren lowers TBG (thyroid binding globulin) significantly. I'm not positive that this is the leading reason, but it is very common with other AAS, Cortisol, HGH, etc....

    Give this a read: http://www.mindandmuscle.net/content/page-197.html

    EDIT: Wait, you mean after Tren is discontinued? Perhaps it's because the TBG is still suppressed temporarily? I've never ran Tren, but that would make sense... temporarily I suppose.
    Thanks for the read Blown. I'm going to get to it right after this. Yeah, I was wondering why tren had such a marked effect. Lowering the TBG makes a lot of sense. Jeez, tren just taxes your body but the results are great. Do you recommend Tren and IGF1 together? I'm thinking about that for next month. I've never done either before.

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