T4 digestion.

[Fa Seeshus]

Armour thyroid is another option.

 

[slesh]

I've got a little problem. Since I am using GH I recently started T4 because my bloodwork said so. Now the first brand I used(pharma) fucked up my digestion(bloating, diarrhea etc.). Switched brands to another one and still get the same problem. I also have problems with a lot of oral AAS(that's why I don't take them anymore), I guess it has to do with the fillers or something.

Anyone got the same problems/solution? I would almost stick them up my ass lol.

Pretty pretty please stick that T4 up your bootyhole

 

[nothuman]

I take tirosint t4 no fillers etc. Prescribed by my endo synthroid wasn't converting to t3.View attachment 179309

I’d use this if I could get a prescription too. Slightly less interference with coffee/food, etc

 

[Gunsmith]

I've got a little problem. Since I am using GH I recently started T4 because my bloodwork said so.

what exactly did you bloodwork say , exact numbers for T4’s , T3’s and TSH
what symptoms were you having that led you to had thyroid labs drawn??

saying that you need T4 because you are on HGH is like saying you have to take Arimadex because you are taking test. Don’t go treating a problem that doesn’t exist

 

[Doitagain]

Anyone else gets a puffy face from rectal T4?

 

[CorgisOnTren]

Anyone else gets a puffy face from rectal T4?

Lmao. This made my morning thanks bro

 

[Massive G]

what exactly did you bloodwork say , exact numbers for T4’s , T3’s and TSH
what symptoms were you having that led you to had thyroid labs drawn??

saying that you need T4 because you are on HGH is like saying you have to take Arimadex because you are taking test. Don’t go treating a problem that doesn’t exist

Agree on blood work if TSH is elevated you could easily by pass the t4 and go directly to t3. T4 needs to be converted so it needs to be taken on an empty stomach 3 to 4 hours before meals.

 

[lifter]

Well this thread delivered on the WTFs and laughs.

 

[trackstar19]

I take doctor prescribed 300mcg generic t4 daily from the pharmacy and have never had an issue. Been on it for two years. But that puts my TSH at 1.5-2.0. Are you sure it wasn’t putting your TSH crazy low and causing hyperthyroid symptoms? I wouldn’t expect that from t4 - more of an issue with t3 - but I’ve definitely had that symptom when I abused t3 in my younger years.

 

[SouthernMuscle]

Pretty pretty please stick that T4 up your bootyhole

Saving this post to bring up later completely out of context

 

[Doitagain]

Saving this post to bring up later completely out of context

Nobody's going to notice it; these days 99.9% of posts are completely out of context

 

[SouthernMuscle]

Nobody's going to notice it; these days 99.9% of posts are completely out of context

Nobody seemed to notice when i mentioned liquid t4…….

much better absorption than tab

i can feel the difference taking one vs the other

 

[Doitagain]

Nobody seemed to notice when i mentioned liquid t4…….

much better absorption than tab

i can feel the difference taking one vs the other

I use liquid T3, prescribed, 1ml plastic vials. It has been commercially available in Europe in the last few years and yeah, I can feel a difference.

 

[trackstar19]

Nobody seemed to notice when i mentioned liquid t4…….

much better absorption than tab

i can feel the difference taking one vs the other

I wouldn’t trust UG/research Chem liquid t3 or t4. Too much margin for error when dealing with micrograms. Last thing you want to risk is messing up your thyroid

 

[CorgisOnTren]

I wouldn’t trust UG/research Chem liquid t3 or t4. Too much margin for error when dealing with micrograms. Last thing you want to risk is messing up your thyroid

i use Tirosint, prescribed by my doctor. Just liquid capsules for better absorption.

 

[trackstar19]

i use Tirosint, prescribed by my doctor. Just liquid capsules for better absorption.

Yes - pharmacy grade - not bathtub research chemicals.

 

[SouthernMuscle]

I wouldn’t trust UG/research Chem liquid t3 or t4. Too much margin for error when dealing with micrograms. Last thing you want to risk is messing up your thyroid

sir, please, this is the absolute least of my worries with regard to my drug use

suppose i should add that it’s mike arnolds product, his stuff has always been spot on for me

 

[nothuman]

Agree on blood work if TSH is elevated you could easily by pass the t4 and go directly to t3. T4 needs to be converted so it needs to be taken on an empty stomach 3 to 4 hours before meals.

I take T4 in the middle of the night when I wake up to piss usually around 3am for this exact reason. Otherwise it’s annoying to have to wait an hour to drink coffee after I wake up. I hate how sensitive T4 is as far as absorption goes. And you especially can’t have any calcium or iron anytime near when you take it