Thyroid Hormone + Growth Hormone with James Daemon, Ph.D.

[Hondarocks]

Well I am glad I am taking t4 now!

[Relax007]

So by coming off of T4 and GH, will that damage your thyroid or does it come back to normal production?

[slimshady01]

So by coming off of T4 and GH, will that damage your thyroid or does it come back to normal production?

Want to more about the long term use as well.
Plan on running gh a while at 3-4 a day. Someday il come off or cycle off. At this time I would also come off the t4 but curious as to what takes place then .

[Sgt. Hartman]

Want to more about the long term use as well.
Plan on running gh a while at 3-4 a day. Someday il come off or cycle off. At this time I would also come off the t4 but curious as to what takes place then .

I ran it for a year straight and didn't notice any excess fat gain or anything unusual at all when coming off. T4 is fairly mild and not nearly as suppressive as comparable doses of t3.

[Phased]

Great Read, thank you

[imom]

At what dose of HGH does T4 supplementation become advisable?

[mauler]

interesting read, will be getting some t4

[Oki-Des]

Your the man; Marcus! Now did I read your post correctly in that by taking T4 with HGH that I will be essentially doubling the dose? What I mean is that if you are essentially wasting half of it when not taking T4, by taking it you would be essentially doubling its benefits as when not using it? I just ordered some T4 and have never tried it before. My body didn't respond very good to T3 in the past. My eyesight became really messed up. It looked like there was a pebble of sand hovering about a foot in front of my face; with an extremely bright light behind it aiming towards me. Ha ha. The beams of light coming from behind the pebble spanned over about a 12" area. I have no idea what caused it, but it lasted for about two hours. I was on several compounds, but when adding the T3 this was the strangest side I ever experienced. I am looking forward to trying T4 with my HGH and hopefully it will increase the benefits. Great post! Thanks again!