HGH log for everyone!

[Xtralarg]

Either FT4 and FT3 are going down in spite of 50 mcg ed of T4 ingested. I am going to bump to 100 mcg ed from today.

TSH instead, almost doubled; even though it came only back to where it was
before the cycle.

Insulin and glycemia are fine.

Even this other HGH brand is real, now I need a check for the last one I am using since a few days.
Saturday morning, a new blood work with IGF-1 also.

Any comments appreciated.



BLOOD, URINE, FAECES & SPERM ANALYSES:
__________________________________________________ _________________Day 38_______________Day 89 p12__________Day 93 p16__________Day 101 p24

BLOOD
ERYTHROCYTES: 5,08 mil/mmc [4 - 5,5]______________________________________4,65_________________5,33____________________________________5,08
LEUCOCYTES: 7,6 mila/mmc [4 - 9]__________________________________________14,4_________________7,5_____________________________________9,3
- NE: 4,2 / 55,9 % [2 - 6 / 37 - 80]
- LY: 2,5 / 35 % [0,6 - 36 / 10 - 50]
- MO: 0,7 / 8,7 % [0 - 0,9 / 0 - 12]
- EO: 0,3 / 2,5 % [0 - 7 / 0 - 7]
- BA: 0 / 0,6 % [0 - 0,2 / 0 - 2,5]
HEMOGLOBIN: 15,1 gr/dl [14 - 18]___________________________________________13,2_________________13,7____________________________________13,1
HEMATOCRIT: 44,2 % [42 - 52]_____________________________________________39,8_________________41,5____________________________________39,8
MCV: 87 femtol [82 - 98]__________________________________________________85,6_________________77,9____________________________________78,3
MCH: 29,7 picogr. [27 - 31]________________________________________________28,4_________________25,7____________________________________25,8
MCHC: 34,2 gr/dl [32 - 36]_________________________________________________33,2_________________33_____________________________________32,9
RDW: 13,7 % [11,6 - 16]__________________________________________________ _____________________16,2
GRAN-NEUTROPHILS: 65,7 % [37 -80]________________________________________76,4_________________43,2____________________________________51,7
GRAN-EOSINOPHILS: 2,8 % [0,0 - 7]_________________________________________0,5__________________1,6_____________________________________1,3
GRAN-BASOPHILS: 0,9 % [0,0 - 2,5]_________________________________________0,8__________________0,3_____________________________________1
LYMPHOCYTES: 23,4 % [10 - 50]____________________________________________16__________________48______________________________________36,5
MONOCYTES: 7,2 % [0,0 - 12]______________________________________________6,3__________________6,9_____________________________________9,5
PLATELETS: 150000 /mmc [150000 - 400000]_________________________________362000______________270000_________________________________148000
PCT: 0,13 % [0,1 - 1]
MPV: 7,5 fl [5 - 10]
PDW: 17,5 % [12 - 18]

HEART, KIDNEYS, LIVER, PANCREAS & PROSTATE
GLYCEMIA (basal): 91 mg/dl [70 - 110]__________________________________________________ _________92______________________________________83

QUICK PROTHROMBIN TIME: 13,7 s
PROTHROMBIN ACTIVITY: 71 % [70-130]
INR: 1,2
APTT: 28 s
FIBRINOGEN: 190 mg/dl [180 - 350]
HOMOCYSTEINE: 11 mcmoli/l [6 - 15]
MYOGLOBIN: 27 ng/ml [10 - 46]

AZOTEMIA: 62 mg/dl [15-40]______________________________________________46____________________73
CREATININE: 1,1 mg/dl [0,8 - 1,3]__________________________________________1,2___________________1,1
HYPERURICEMIA: 6 mg/dl [3,5 - 7,2]

CHOLESTEROL TTL: 156 mg/dl [140 - 220]___________________________________142___________________173
CHOLESTEROL VLDL: 35 mg/dl [20 - 40]
CHOLESTEROL LDL: 103 mg/dl [< 150]_______________________________________130
CHOLESTEROL HDL: 35 mg/dl [> 40]_________________________________________12___________________22
INDEX RISK HDL: 4,5 [till 5]________________________________________________11,8__________________7,9
APO A1: 190 mg/dl [115 - 220]
APO B: 79 mg/dl [55 - 125]
RATIO B/A1 APO: 0,41 [0,35 - 1]
TRIGLYCERIDES: 90 mg/dl [< 150]

GAMMA (YGT): 32 u/ltr [15 - 85]___________________________________________27___________________39
ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE: 96 u/ltr [50 - 136]_________________________________57___________________79
BILIRUBIN TTL: 1 mg/dl [0,2-1]__________________________________________________ ____________________________________1,16
BILIRUBIN DIRECT: 0,25 mg/dl [0,05 - 0,3]__________________________________________________ __________________________0,33
BILIRUBIN INDIRECT: 0,67 mg/dl [till 0,7]__________________________________________________ ____________________________0,83
TRANSAMINASE GOT/AST: 26 u/ltr [15 - 37]__________________________________63
TRANSAMINASE GPT/ALT: 62 u/ltr [30 - 65]__________________________________104
FERRITIN: 125 ng/ml [24 - 336]

LIPASE: 324 u/ltr [114 - 284]______________________________________________234__________________218
AMYLASE: 69 u/ltr [25 - 115]______________________________________________66___________________75

LDH: 170 u/ltr [100 - 190]
CPK MB: 230 u/ltr [35 - 232]
CK NAK: 160 u/l [till 167]
PROTIDES TTL: 7,5 gr/dl [6,4 - 8,2]
ALBUMIN: 60 % [51 - 63,3]
ALFA 1: 3 % [2,2 - 4,3]
ALFA 2: 10 % [9,5 - 14]
BETA: 11 % [10-14,5]
GAMMA: 19 % [12 - 20]
A/G RATIO: 1,45 [1,0 - 1,7]

PSA: 0,6 ng/ml [till 4]__________________________________________________ ___1,23________________0,61
PSA FREE: 0,23
PSA FREE/TTL: 0,38 [>0,15]
PAP: 1,3 ng/ml [till 3,5]__________________________________________________ _1,5

IGG: 1455 mg/dl [681 - 1648]
IGA: 309 mg/dl [87 - 474]
IGD: 55 u/ml [till 100]
IGM: 101 mg/dl [48 - 312]
IGE (prist): 39,07 iu/ml [1,31 - 165,3]

HORMONAL
GASTRIN: 32 pg/ml [28-125]
MELATONIN: 55 pg/ml [20 - 85]
C-PEPTIDE: 1,3 ng/ml [0,78 – 1,89]
INSULIN: 3,37 micru/ml [1,9 - 23]__________________________________________________ _____________3,55____________________________________2,08
GLUCAGON: 56 pg/ml [40-130]
ACTH: 21 pg/dl [till 50]
CORTISOL: 16,64 mcg/dl [8,7 - 22,4]_________________________________________12,45______________19,89___________________________________17,4
FT3: 3,47 pg/ml [2,2 - 4,7]_________________________________________________3,95________________4,03____________________________________2,83
FT4: 1,27 ng/dl [0,8 - 2]__________________________________________________ _1,62_______________1,4_____________________________________1,33
MSH: 10,5 pmol/l [7,9 - 14,4]
HTG: 9,65 ng/ml [0,0 - 35]
TBG: 21 mcg/ml [15 - 32]
TSH: 4,79 micru/ml [0,34 - 5,6]_____________________________________________2,48________________2,66____________________________________4,37
FSH: 4,19 miu/ml [1,27 - 19,26]_____________________________________________0,55_____________________________________0,72
LH: 3,88 miu/ml [1,24 - 8,62]_______________________________________________0,15_____________________________________2,58
PREGNENOLONE: 161 ng/ml [10 - 230]
ANDROSTENEDIONE: 1,89 ng/ml [0,3 - 3,1]
ALDOSTERONE: 155 pg/ml [10 - 160]
DHEA: 7,9 ng/ml [2,5 - 9,5]
DHEAS: 233 mcg/dl [106 - 464]
DHT: 625 pg/ml [250 - 990]________________________________________________1250_____________________________________300
TESTOSTERONE TTL: 3,1 ng/ml [1,75 - 7,81]_________________________________44,7_________________0,48_________________1,61________________4,84
TESTOSTERONE FREE: 15 pg/ml [8 - 47]_____________________________________219,68____________________________________5,9
SHBG: 37 nmoli/l [13 - 71]_________________________________________________6_________________________________________24,8
ESTRONE: 48 pg/ml [40 - 60]
ESTRADIOL 17-BETA: 34 pg/ml [<20 - 47]____________________________________150_________________27
ESTRIOL: 6 pg/ml [4,7 - 7,1]
PROGESTERONE: 0,98 ng/ml [0,14 - 2,06]____________________________________1,41
PRL: 3,4 ng/ml [2,64 - 13,13]______________________________________________15,12________________0,62_________________1
IGF-1: 135 ng/ml [96 - 424]_______________________________________________159__________________238
HGH: 0,3 ng/ml [0,0 - 10]__________________________________________________ ____________________11,1____________________________________10,5

I posted this on your thread but will repeat it here for others to read.

Elivated TSH leves are expected if FT3 FT4 levels are low.


When it functions properly the thyroid is part of a feedback loop with your pituitary gland. First, the pituitary senses the level of thyroid hormone that the thyroid has released into the bloodstream then pituitary then releases TSH that stimulates the thyroid to release more thyroid hormone. When the thyroid does not produce enough thyroid hormone the pituitary detects this reduction in thyroid hormone and it moves into action. The pituitary then makes more TSH to help trigger the thyroid to produce more thyroid hormone, this is the pituitary's effort to return the system to "normal" and normalize thyroid function. Therefore a TSH that is higher than normal suggests a thyroid that is underactive and not doing its job of producing thyroid hormone for whatever reason, ilness, stress, obstruction e.g. recombinant Growth Hormone.

I would increase your T4 to 100mcg ed from 50mcg ed.

[BJJ]

I posted this on your thread but will repeat it here for others to read.

Elivated TSH leves are expected if FT3 FT4 levels are low.


When it functions properly the thyroid is part of a feedback loop with your pituitary gland. First, the pituitary senses the level of thyroid hormone that the thyroid has released into the bloodstream then pituitary then releases TSH that stimulates the thyroid to release more thyroid hormone. When the thyroid does not produce enough thyroid hormone the pituitary detects this reduction in thyroid hormone and it moves into action. The pituitary then makes more TSH to help trigger the thyroid to produce more thyroid hormone, this is the pituitary's effort to return the system to "normal" and normalize thyroid function. Therefore a TSH that is higher than normal suggests a thyroid that is underactive and not doing its job of producing thyroid hormone for whatever reason, ilness, stress, obstruction e.g. recombinant Growth Hormone.

I would increase your T4 to 100mcg ed from 50mcg ed.

Thank you