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does Iodine influence hormone receptor activity?
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 237457" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Wow so ur going the pharmaceutical route huh? Is hydrocortisone to raise cortisol, and fludrocortisone to raise aldosterone? </p><p></p><p>Is it possible that if u raise cortisol in the body thag aldosterone might increase as well? Like do they kind of go hand in hand?</p><p></p><p>Was just talking to [USER=12858]@Charliebizz[/USER] yesterday all about raising low cortisol with low dose T4. He has done a bunch of research on it and seen guys successfully raise cortisol levels using 50-75mcg per day of T4, and has recently even seen success within himself using 50mcg of T4 per day, verified by labs. Have u heard or looked into this at all, or considered trialing out low dose T4 in urself?</p><p></p><p>He was telling me about a guy where his thyroid labs looked great, but he still had a bunch of negative symptoms he was trying to resolve, that seemed like they could be thyroid related. He trialed low dose T4, I believe at 75mcg per day, and all his symptoms went away and he felt great. So maybe he was having an issue at the receptor level or something. After I finish getting cortisol labs done on this Pfizer cyp and then westward enanthate, to see if the enanthate does in fact increase my cortisol levels more so than cyp, I’m thinking about trialing T4 and seeing if I feel any better. Will probably start with 25mcg per day and titrate up to 75mcg, depending if I feel good or not simply using the 25mcg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 237457, member: 15043"] Wow so ur going the pharmaceutical route huh? Is hydrocortisone to raise cortisol, and fludrocortisone to raise aldosterone? Is it possible that if u raise cortisol in the body thag aldosterone might increase as well? Like do they kind of go hand in hand? Was just talking to [USER=12858]@Charliebizz[/USER] yesterday all about raising low cortisol with low dose T4. He has done a bunch of research on it and seen guys successfully raise cortisol levels using 50-75mcg per day of T4, and has recently even seen success within himself using 50mcg of T4 per day, verified by labs. Have u heard or looked into this at all, or considered trialing out low dose T4 in urself? He was telling me about a guy where his thyroid labs looked great, but he still had a bunch of negative symptoms he was trying to resolve, that seemed like they could be thyroid related. He trialed low dose T4, I believe at 75mcg per day, and all his symptoms went away and he felt great. So maybe he was having an issue at the receptor level or something. After I finish getting cortisol labs done on this Pfizer cyp and then westward enanthate, to see if the enanthate does in fact increase my cortisol levels more so than cyp, I’m thinking about trialing T4 and seeing if I feel any better. Will probably start with 25mcg per day and titrate up to 75mcg, depending if I feel good or not simply using the 25mcg [/QUOTE]
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