P-Dog-
I’ve been on vacation a.k.a. Mardi Gras here in Louisiana so I’ve not posted in a while. How in hell did you get popped??? If you told the story already, direct me to it.
P-Dog-
I’ve been on vacation a.k.a. Mardi Gras here in Louisiana so I’ve not posted in a while. How in hell did you get popped??? If you told the story already, direct me to it.
Boss,
Check out P-dog’s thread titled… BUSTED!!!
Has anyone given metformin a try?
I keep hearing about it… Increased insulin sensitivity sounds like a god-send!
i cant imagine why you would care.
half-life, i have done prop on an ED protocol. cant say i notice a difference from EOD. now the tren and winny will have to be ED.
drago, i think you might have the “ultimate cutter” there. im real interested, but i think im a little scared of the t-3 still.
Drago how much clen are you taking?
JA
pdog. just start with a low dose t3 cycle. maybe start at 12.5mcg and ramp up to maybe 40 mcg’s over a six week period. see how you like it. the trick is in getting on and off properly. jackass. my clen dosage is between 80-120mcg/ed.
drago, do you pyrimid up and then back down with the t3?
thats exactly what you do. your thyroid will recover slowly as you taper off. typical protocol would be something like this. 25mcg/ed for 4 days, increase by 25mcg/e4d until you reach 100mcg. taper back down the same way. ending t3 usage at week 6
drago, or anyone else can you explain why it is good to taper with t-3 and not aas? i mean i know why tapering aas sucks. doesnt the same apply to the thyroid? or does it work differently?
the thyroid and hypothalamus work through a different mechanism of action. both the t3, and aas we use are synthetic hormones used to replace our endogenous hormones. they both shut down our bodies natural producution of the respective hormone. they both keep it supressed while “on” these exogenous hormones. they both allow us to manipulate concentrations to a desired level helping to achieve a desired effect. that is where the similarities stop. the thyroid apparently does not need to be artificially stimulated to restart endo t3 production. unlike the hpta it has the ability to sense lowering t3 concentrations and restart production to help the body reach that balance it strives for. tapering is the method of choice for administration for that reason. tapering allows the thyroid to be eased out and then back into production with minimal shock. at least this is what i believe true through my research and use.