Is juice recommended for my dad?? Need sum good advice. . .

[TooPowerful4u]

Im gonna start by saying all my genetic features (small waist, wide shoulders, big legs) come from my moms size lol n she always rags on him for it haha.

Well, hes got an overactive thyroid and hes been really light for the past few years and him and my mom arent liking it. He went from 5'5 170 range down to a skinny 143lbs most recently. Im thinkin about havin the doc prescribe some kind of testosterone treatment for him to add some weight. Gettin the doc to prescribe anything i want isnt a problem haha, he listens to a lot of what i have to say and usuially just gives me what i ask for when i prove iv already done extensive research and i know my shit. He just looks it up or makes sure his ass is covered, and i get the script. so... should i try to get him to put my dad on a patch or sum var? He can NOT gain weight no mater how much he eats, hes also 58, so im sure some juice will definatly boost his muscle composition and bodyweight if i get him liftin 3 days a week while on it. I have a complete weight set in the basement from when i was younger that he can use. Would boosted testosterone levels be adviced against with an overactive thyroid? Shoot me sum info here, gotta put weight on pops lol, my mom keeps sayin ur a bodybuilder you take care of this! haha

 

[G.E.R.M]

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var or test patch to start..

if that doesnt help...cyp or gh

but he's gotta eat and train as well..but you already knew that..

but think like this... if he has an overactive thyroid doesnt GH use cause the thyroid to "calm down" a bit requiring T-3 supplementation in healthy adults with normal thyroids to begin with...

you might be able to kill 2 birds with one stone with the GH..

 

[BigBoyJ]

I'd tell him to use cyp, gh, or both. At his age he would probably qualify for both treatments legally anyway for hrt. Either one of these things would probably make him feel better than he's felt in years. As far as a contraindication with high thyroid production, there is none. As long as he's doing his regular bloodwork (which I'm sure the doctor would have him do anyway), I'm sure he'll do great.

Just tell your mom to be prepared for some action in the bedroom.