How much have your Free T3 levels increased from HGH?

[nothuman]

Scanning through posts here, I think there may be some confusion. Here is a short review that might present some context. It isn't perfect to what BBers are trying to do but some general concepts are presented.

Thyroid Hormone Changes Related to Growth Hormone Therapy in Growth Hormone Deficient Patients - PMC

The alterations in thyroid function during recombinant human growth hormone (rhGH) treatment have been reported by many authors since this therapy became widely available for patients with growth hormone deficiency (GHD). Decrease of thyroxine level ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Yea this is one of the papers I looked at as well. There’s no doubt the data is strong that HGH improves thyroid conversion in a dose dependent manner. I’ve just never heard of anyone using HGH as the sole way of improving thyroid based symptoms.

 

[Black Beard]

1.2-1.3 iu Genotropin straight from pharmacy.

You take the genotropin in the AM? I tend to see higher IGF-1 in guys taking in the AM at low doses. I suspect that lower doses in the AM don't shut down the nighttime GH production

 

[pickapeck]

Yea this is one of the papers I looked at as well. There’s no doubt the data is strong that HGH improves thyroid conversion in a dose dependent manner. I’ve just never heard of anyone using HGH as the sole way of improving thyroid based symptoms.

I think interaction between hormone pathways and genetic diversity makes it difficult to predict very well. Like most of this stuff, we have to extrapolate from what's out there, do bloods and go by well being. Sounds like a cop-out but pretty much mostly that' how we have to go about these things.