Thyroid function and AAS

[Jive1]

Of course via negative feedback loop at HPA

If your "bloods" are normal and you like how you feel, don't change a thing!

And proceed as per Dr Jim!

Good luck

Could you illaborate a bit more about the negativee feedback loop at HPA with Levothyroxine?

I just looked into it a bit, however am unfamiliar with it. Would like to consult with my doc about it at my next appointment with some good info.

 

[ddp7]

Could you illaborate a bit more about the negativee feedback loop at HPA with Levothyroxine?

I just looked into it a bit, however am unfamiliar with it. Would like to consult with my doc about it at my next appointment with some good info.

Could you illaborate a bit more about the negativee feedback loop at HPA with Levothyroxine?


Yes! It would be great man. Thanks in advance!

I just looked into it a bit, however am unfamiliar with it. Would like to consult with my doc about it at my next appointment with some good info.

 

[ddp7]

Could you illaborate a bit more about the negativee feedback loop at HPA with Levothyroxine?

I just looked into it a bit, however am unfamiliar with it. Would like to consult with my doc about it at my next appointment with some good info.

Yes! It would be great man.

Anyway, any natural alternative?(eat more carbs help me a lot)

Thanks in advance.

 

[ddp7]

Sorry for the double post

 

[Rudeness]

So your saying that the Levothyroxine is shutting my thryoid down? I am under the impression that it is simply a replacement for what my thyroid cannot produce on its own. My bloods have comeback normal for the past 20 years under the current dosage.

My question is how the cycle posted in the original question and how AAS in general may have or will effect my thyroid function while on....

Yes... It suppresses your thyroid just as test suppresses your nuts.

You are replacing, not supplementing.

 

[Rudeness]

Sorry but westthyroid and the other brand,are drugs?

Yes... they are natural dessicated thyroid derived normally from porcine.

They contain both T4 & T3, along with small amounts of T1 & 2. The biggest difference is the T3 and the fact it is much easier for your body to convert natural T4, rather than the synthetic Levothyroxine.

T4 is of no use to your body, until it converts to T3.

 

[ddp7]

Yes... they are natural dessicated thyroid derived normally from porcine.

They contain both T4 & T3, along with small amounts of T1 & 2. The biggest difference is the T3 and the fact it is much easier for your body to convert natural T4, rather than the synthetic Levothyroxine.

T4 is of no use to your body, until it converts to T3.

Thanks, but the shutdown danger is the same?

 

[Rudeness]

Thanks, but the shutdown danger is the same?

Yes

 

[ddp7]

Thank you.