Hgh + T3 protocols ?!

[Gettingtobigformydesmo]

Hi. I have been taking hgh 6-8 iu for three now. I am going to add t3 to my cycle.

Can anyone recommend protocols for me.

Thanks.

 

[mdpasha]

Bro start with 25mcg & increase ur dosage every 3 days until u reach max 125mcg. Then taper down the same way lowering 25mcg every 3 days.

 

[Gettingtobigformydesmo]

Thanks bud. When the best time to take?! Best to split dosages throughout the day when increasing dosages or take in one time?! First thing in morning ?! Empty stomach ?! Before or post workout?

Thanks all. Happy Easter.

 

[ledhead]

50-100 MCGs Ed is all you need, no need to taper down, that is another steroid board myth. Imo, it is through trial and error how you determine what works for you. 50-75 seems to be optimal for me when using T3, remember, if you are not taking in enough cals, T3 can tear your muscles down to nothing..

 

[mdpasha]

Take first thing in the morning & one hour before cardio or workout in the afternoon. U need to gradually increase the dosage to understand ur tolerance level & taper down so that ur body does not have withdrawl effect. Senior body builders who use frequently T3 are aware of there tolerence level & may start directly with a higher dosage. Bro, its not a myth & I'm speaking from my personal experience pyramiding t3. Moreover t3 is not a steriod at all lol. Good luck bro

 

[eddymerckx]

There is a lot of new research that suggests taking t3 & t4 together--Most doctors prescribe T4 (Synthroid) to treat an under active thyroid. T4, though, is fairly inactive until the body converts it into T3, or activated thyroid hormone. If the problem is only with the thyroid gland itself, prescribing Synthroid will work just fine. However, during periods when the body wants to conserve energy (for example, during times of infection or with CFS/FMS), the body slows down its metabolism. It does this by decreasing the production of active T3 from T4, which is turned into inactive "reverse T3" instead. In some cases, the body may get "stuck," and becomes unable to make adequate T3. Because of this problem, many physicians prefer to use compounded or Armour Thyroid, which contains a mix of T4 and T3.

If you suffer from chronic fatigue and have achy muscles and joints, heavy periods, constipation, easy weight gain, cold intolerance, dry skin, thin hair, a change in your ankle reflexes called a delayed relaxation of the deep tendon reflex (DTR), or a body temperature that tends to be on the low side of normal, you should consider asking your doctor to prescribe a low dose of Armour thyroid hormone. As long as you do not have underlying heart disease and you follow up with a blood test to make sure that your Free T4 thyroid levels are in a safe range (going above the upper limit of normal may aggravate osteoporosis, a problem already common in CFS/FMS) a trial of low-dose thyroid hormone treatment is usually quite safe and may be dramatically beneficial.

The new new version of Armour works great (the new version sucked--old was great but with the mad cow scare everyone got nervous)

 

[ledhead]

Take first thing in the morning & one hour before cardio or workout in the afternoon. U need to gradually increase the dosage to understand ur tolerance level & taper down so that ur body does not have withdrawl effect. Senior body builders who use frequently T3 are aware of there tolerence level & may start directly with a higher dosage. Bro, its not a myth & I'm speaking from my personal experience pyramiding t3. Moreover t3 is not a steriod at all lol. Good luck bro

I never said T3 was a "steroid," I said, the myth of tapering T3 is discussed a lot on steroid forums, which it is. Could you please quote me correctly? As for your personal experience, that is nice it works for you that way, so in essence, you are saying everyone should use your personal experience as the correct format to take T3? Again, show me a peer review backing your assertions, until then I will use T3 the best way it works for me, and the original poster can use T3 the best way it works for him.