PrimoOverTren
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Will that improve energy levels?a tsh of 4.5 is VERY sluggish.... I would have added 12.5 t3 already to this if they were a client of mine. We like to see tsh around 1.5
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Will that improve energy levels?a tsh of 4.5 is VERY sluggish.... I would have added 12.5 t3 already to this if they were a client of mine. We like to see tsh around 1.5
100% but I know someone Is going to come on here and argue with me so this is just what I WOULD DO WITH SOMEONEWill that improve energy levels?
Been on thyroid meds 6 years. Dr likes me to be around 1.0 but sometimes I have tested like you...in range but close to 4.0Will that improve energy levels?
Are there any side effects from taking the t4 meds?Been on thyroid meds 6 years. Dr likes me to be around 1.0 but sometimes I have tested like you...in range but close to 4.0
Usually if taking my levothyroxine with coffee in the am. It doesn't work as well to lower the tsh. I can honestly say I used to be obsessed about it being closer to 1.0 but as long as its in range fat loss stays the same. No noticeable difference in tsh at 1.0 vs 4.0 ish. When I was at 4.8 tsh I did notice the slower thyroid symptoms though. Sometimes it's harder to sleep with tsh at 1.0
2.0 tsh seems like a good number for me.Not so hyper feeling and no weight gain.
Are there any side effects from taking the t4 meds?
if you take too much it can be hard to sleep and you get diarrhea.
Hypo thyroid is diagnosed by a high tsh level above the normal range. If your hypo its harder to burn fat. Slow metabolism. You take t4 levothyroxine for hypothyroid.I'm interested in why are you all taking about TSH being important for fat loss? It's free T3 that's important, or are you just referencing the TSH number to T4 levels? Or are you all implying that TSH by itself is somehow biologically active in it self - in regards to fat loss?
its tsh... free t3...reverse t3.. and free t4... all 4....I'm interested in why are you all taking about TSH being important for fat loss? It's free T3 that's important, or are you just referencing the TSH number to T4 levels? Or are you all implying that TSH by itself is somehow biologically active in it self - in regards to fat loss?
in my 10 years of doing this, i have never heard of a 4x multiplier. if someone thinks they're 4x, go get your gear tested and you'll see that it is under dosed.1400 ng/dl on 375 mg Test per week is less than 4 multiplier. I don't think it's that high.