gh and t3 or t4

[TODouble2]

i've come across so conflicting info in regards to which thyroid med to take with gh. i don't take either on a regular basis with gh, but if i wanted to take one for a period of time with clen to burn fat, which should it be? (keeping in mind i'm on gh)

supposedly the conversion process your body goes through when you take t4 is neccesary, making it the optimal choice while on gh.... but i see so much talk about t3 in people's protocols who are also on gh. in the articles section, in BIG A's sticky about getting ready for competition, he states you should take gh, clen, t3, etc.......

given this "necessary" conversion process your body goes through with t4, why all the talk about t3 and not t4? (considering almost everyone here is on GH)

can anyone shed light on this?

 

[triathloncoach]

I also read it's T4 with GH. It's not as potent as T3 but it's more specific to fat. I also read the same thing about the conversion of T4 to T3 as optimal. So I'm a GH & T4 guy. But the pro T4 article was penned by Anthony Roberts. I really like AR, but I know many do not share my high opinion of him.

What I really think is as long as we are talking equivalent dosing, in the real world it doesn't matter which you chose. Especially when all the other variables are factored in. One is 3% better with a standard deviation of 15%. .

 

[10brandonr]

Dat says no... And in the world of comparisons Dat > Anthony Roberts