xxplosive
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- Mar 31, 2016
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Everybody thinks when they feel tired there thyroid is suppressed. Not true. Prolactin increases are insignificant for most.
This is a common side effect of HGH, period. And MK677 releases alot of HGH a dozen times a day. Its like injecting HGH every 2 hrs. Of course lethargy is going to be there!
The truth is MK677 (HGH) increases conversion of T4 to T3 so in simple terms it increases the amount of T3 hence the metabolism. So no that is NOT suppression. I've tested this with my own bloodwork. Yes T4 appears low because more of it is converted but T3 is high and TSH is usually normal (meaning normal thyroid function). I would only add it if bloodwork shows an issue. Trying to use thyroid as a stimulant is bad news in my opinion.
My method to combating lethargy is starting off at very low dose. 5mg. Even 2.5mg sometimes. Then slowly increase weekly by 2.5-5mg. Over time the sides decrease as you continue running it so sticking it out for those first few weeks will help.
When i first started out with it, guys were talking about 25-50mg daily... I can't remember how low i went, i think 25mg or 12.5mg.
Think i will try again using your protocol.
