TweetThere are a number of tests to take to check thyroid production. I have Hashimotos thyroid disease and have been able to manage me levels without taking any thyroid meds. The only way to tell if he may have Hashimotos is by getting the thyroid anti bodies tested. You can still come up with normal tsh, t3, t4 etc and have high antibodies, indicative of autoimmune thyroid disease. I have compiled a lot of info on this and I also know that so many things can affect the thyroid with the thyroid problem being secondary to the primary cause. It is a puzzle to find out sometimes. Keeping our sex hormones stable, has a lot to do with thyroid function too..

TweetDoes he take any meds on a regular basis?

TweetJust test as a base and stacks it with either tren-a 150 mgs, deca 200 mgs or eq 400 mgs. Runs about 400 mgs of mostly cyp for test and will alternate the other 3 in specified doses with the 400 mgs of cyp switching them out every 6 weeks or so. Most recently, he's been stacking the cyp w deca for last month or so (every 5 days).