T-3 year around?

[poantrex]

Yes, in most cases thyroid levels rebound, just like test levels come back. The body is quite resilient in most cases. I've never seen a case where thyroid was actually shut down, but sometimes peoples thyroid levels never return to baseline. It's not a risk i'm personally worried about, but some people should be, like this guy.

Uh, what? Nobody ever said that thyroid "shuts down". That would imply that the thyroid doesn't produce any thyroid hormone at all, which never happens unless one has cancer or something. Hormone production is never "shut down" regardless of how much you abuse exogenous hormones - but normal production will so drastically lowered that it minuswell be.

But having the thyroid return to baseline occurs much more rarely like you think. Just like you find this forum littered with people that have extremely low levels of testosterone and can't recover after abusing AAS, many people will have a thyroid that won't return to baseline. Its common, so don't shrug it off.

 

[enzyme]

Aside from lowering ones own natural thyroid production, what would be the side effects of doing year around thyroid? I talk to him again today and told him about this thread, he responded with "why would i ever come off in the first place?"

 

[RADAR]

Aside from lowering ones own natural thyroid production, what would be the side effects of doing year around thyroid? I talk to him again today and told him about this thread, he responded with "why would i ever come off in the first place?"

What an idiot.........thats like being an alcoholic and saying why should i ever stop drinking!


RADAR

 

[DJ_UFO]

There's something to help Thyroid levels come back to normal after a T3 cycle? Something like a PCT for thyroid production?

P.S Hey enzyme tell your friend that he's an asshole. Period.

 

[KA-BAR]

T3 is nothing to mess with.

 

[RADAR]

A messed up thytoid will offer you alot of symptoms Extra dry, flaky skin, shingles,a messed up conversion of protein,heart palpitation, trembling, irregular heartbeat, heart oppression, agitation, shortness of breath, excretion of sugar through the urine, excessive perspiration, diarrhea and such.......tell your friend to keep going he's on the right track!


RADAR

 

[poantrex]

There's something to help Thyroid levels come back to normal after a T3 cycle? Something like a PCT for thyroid production?

P.S Hey enzyme tell your friend that he's an asshole. Period.

NO! Which is why I encourage people to NOT use thyroid hormone! Stimulants cause short term thyroid suppression, but not nearly to the extent that exogenous thyroid hormone itself slows down natural production....they (stimulants such as ephedra) are so much safer.

 

[a-bomb5083]

t3 is not something to be toyed with. in my opinion there are only 2 ways to take it. the first way....

.25mcg ed for no longer than 6 weeks. than after that, staying off for about 8-10 weeks to allow your thyroid to get back in check

the other...
the fastest and prolly most efficient way
.25mcg ed for 3 days and raising it by .25mcg until reaching 100mcg and tapering back down, like this
111222333444333222111. the process only takes about 3 weeks, but at the same time you should stay off for about the same time, 8-10 weeks.

t3 is a very good drug to use for any cutting cycle. you can even use it in small amounts towards the end of a bulker to increase protein synthesis. YOU JUST CAN'T ABUSE IT OR YOU'LL BE ON THE SHIT FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE!!

a-bomb

 

[enzyme]

interesting, thanks for clearing that up guys. Good stuff.

 

[silverbackn]

I have a great idea, lets look for a quick fix because we are undisciplined and lazy. Fucking great. What an ass pirate, it's his own choice, but the sad thing is that other people follow.