Not going to disagree but there was many different drug options mentioned before this was stated.
You're right but I don't think any were mentioned in the context of recommendations for Op
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Not going to disagree but there was many different drug options mentioned before this was stated.
I agree with you in that context too but dudes nowadays will take a discussion and somehow think it was geared towards them. next thing you know this lazy noob will have a thread talking about how hgh,clen,t3, and aas screwed him up somehow when he did absolutely shit for research and didn't want to do the work.You're right but I don't think any were mentioned in the context of recommendations for Op
There's no reason to taper T3. There is no rebound. The thyroid generally can recover in 2wks or less time
Hey @Wunderpus what do YOU mean by rebound? Do you recall where this info came from?
I ask bc it's been my experience not many of those on PED boards understand how the term "rebound" is used on a pharmacologic basis and how such an effect may alter medical therapeutics
You are correct in my concern. It is possible pre contest/ dieting athletes rapidly put on fat post dieting/contest due to other variables, as well. However, I have always been under the impression it is due to poor T3 tapering.I think what Wunderpus is trying to say is he's worried about regaining fat once stopping a T3 cycle bc the thyroid won't be working normally for a little but of time. He's worried being hypothyroidic for that short period before the thyroid recovers will add fat mass back. To this I say, the thyroid recovers pretty quickly and fat mass isn't gained that fast. Even hyperthyroid patients don't gain significant fat mass in a matter of a couple weeks.
