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  I think the jury is still out on T-4 preventing user from becoming type II diabette.  We have overe 150 members abroad .  Maybe half include T-4 in their HGH cycle.  I'm talking top, IFBB, TOP NPC women and men.  I  uses T-4 with my HGH cycle  Only, reason is due to my blood labs. Most of the top Pro guys use T-4 with their HGH cycles. They get their lab work from the doctors at our Life Extension Group.  But please note.  It depends on you.  Everyone processes things differently.  This is why I say check with your doctor and get labs. 

 Hopefully the end of 2024.  The Hospital of Special Services, in NYC will be conducting.   Studies on PEDs.  They will be looking for mates who have never touched PEDs and those who are competing in any sport.  All will be welcome. If interested let me know end of summer.  (IMPORTANT! YOU WILL HAVE TO GET OFF ANY OF THAT HOME MADE STUFF or show your current TRT instructions by your endo doc. You must stop what you are taking   2-3 months in advance).  Doctors from abroad will be leading the study. As A/S is legal in their countries or a small fine, without proper script.    All you need to do is give a list of your pass history and last cycle.  Once you are excepted.  Your personal information will not be recorded.    There is a system to prevent Identifying you.  This study, will not only help understand the use of A/S with athletes but the study will serve as proof that A/S and other PED's can be used. Just as safe as any other medications, when under the right doctor's care and labs.  Nothing will leave the test center.  You are free to view by using a different pin number each time you log in at the center.  Doctors abroad use A/S, testosterone and HGH ect.   To help patients recover from surgeries and PT rehab recovery.  A few USA doctors are hoping this will be a small but useful step to present to congress why it should not be listed as a control class III drugs.  Women can get fake boobs, female hormones, Transgenders use testosterone as well as Aids patients.  Now with the removal of HCG men have to search which doctor can help him with his fertility.    But this is months away. As I know more I will post.

Human Growth Hormone (HGH) and Thyroxine (T4) are two different hormones that play significant roles in the body. HGH is involved in growth and metabolism, while T4, which is a thyroid hormone, helps regulate metabolism. When taken together, they may have synergistic effects that can benefit certain aspects of health and performance.

Benefits of taking T-4 with HGH

Here are some potential benefits of taking HGH and T4 together:

Enhanced Muscle Growth: HGH can stimulate muscle growth, and when combined with T4, it may enhance this effect.
Improved Metabolism: Both HGH and T4 influence metabolic rate. Taking them together might boost your metabolism more than either hormone would alone.
Better Energy Levels: With improved metabolism, individuals might experience increased energy levels.
Improved Recovery Times: HGH is known for its recovery-enhancing properties, and T4 may complement this by supporting metabolic health.
Optimal Hormone Levels: For those with hormone deficiencies, taking both HGH and T4 could help maintain more balanced hormone levels.
It's important to note that the use of these hormones should be under the guidance of a healthcare professional, as they can have side effects and their use is regulated. For example, T4 over-replacement can lead to symptoms of hyperthyroidism, such as a fast heart rate, insomnia, and anxiety1. Additionally, there is a debate within the medical community about the benefits of combining T4 with triiodothyronine (T3), another thyroid hormone1.

Some studies suggest that a combination of T4 and T3 can improve quality of life and psychological factors in patients with hypothyroidism2. However, the effectiveness and safety of combining HGH and T4 for general use have not been established, and more research is needed.

If you're considering taking HGH and T4, it's crucial to consult with a healthcare provider to understand the potential risks and benefits based on your individual health needs. They can provide personalized advice and ensure that any treatment plan is safe and appropriate for you.