When to run T3 in this cycle.

[BradQB11]

Weeks 1-12 Test E at 350

Weeks 1-8 Tren ace

Weeks 9-14 Winny at 50 ED

Weeks 1-14 Arimidex

Weeks 1-8 Caber .5 e3d

Weeks 13-14 HCG 1,000 IU A WEEK

Weeks 15-18 I will be running my PCT

Thanks for the help....

 

[Reps For Jesus]

When you are running the Tren... either weeks 1-4, 3-6, or 5-8

 

[eddymerckx]

never--but I am just jaded b/c it took my thyroid 11 months to return to normal (which was actually was a new lower normal) and there are so many other things out there that are = or better.

 

[Shrine1]

never--but I am just jaded b/c it took my thyroid 11 months to return to normal (which was actually was a new lower normal) and there are so many other things out there that are = or better.

Good to know. I never hear about people having problems after taking T3. I have contemplated it but never ran it

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[eddymerckx]

Good to know. I never hear about people having problems after taking T3. I have contemplated it but never ran it

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the horror stories are of perm damage but I have heard that is rare but significant amount of time to get back to normal is pretty common so anyone who fights their metabolism will have a short term gain and long term loss.

But everyone is different--that is why blood work is so important

 

[Shrine1]

the horror stories are of perm damage but I have heard that is rare but significant amount of time to get back to normal is pretty common so anyone who fights their metabolism will have a short term gain and long term loss.

But everyone is different--that is why blood work is so important

Yeah... doesn't sound like a good idea

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[BradQB11]

Thanks for the info, anyone else with any input?

 

[fizzisnumerouno]

the horror stories are of perm damage but I have heard that is rare but significant amount of time to get back to normal is pretty common so anyone who fights their metabolism will have a short term gain and long term loss.

But everyone is different--that is why blood work is so important

What is the highest you've hit?