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Originally Posted by guns01

yeah i knew about the armor. that's crazy they are getting good results off of just the 4 when they dont have thyroids either. now thinking about it, the combo prob would be more effective or maybe we dont know the doc's mindset by doing on one or the other. scary thing about to much t3 or t4 is what it can do to the heart which is what freaks me out. seems like women run into more issues with thyroid and hormones in general than men do for the most part. the pair of women i know that are in their upper 30s with thyroid issues now are self induced from piss poor contest prep with coaches that gave them quick fixes. now both of them are jacked up and got way over weight and they still havent got it under control

So true, seems hard to get it under control and again, its possible that with having no thyroid, docs have a different approach. I have hashimotos Thyroiditis and my thyroid antibodies are sky high but the rest of the thyroid tests are still normal. I really think the way I eat and live has helped the results so far cause when the doc gave me t4 I didn't take it anyway, go figure,lol.

My father has had heart disease since his 50's and is 78 now. he just went into major hyper thyroid mode and afibed like crazy. The culprit was too much iodine in the blood now they have him on stuff and he is hypo again. case in point is, the thyroid is tricky, like you said guns, and can be a hard thing to regulate.

Just be careful everyone

TweetOh and just an added tidbit lol. Its been a year since her surgery. We lift and she....not me....does cardio. She....not me...lol eats clean. Very clean. Also her sex drive took a nosedive there for a while. I give her 10mg test a week and shes back to normal there. Gonna swap that out for anavar though. She liked that a few years back. Keep her out of my stash.