Took a lesson from sh1972

[lowe2sucks]

i also think free t is more important.. if your total gets to supraphysiologic range but free remains in range you are doing right thing imo

 

[FeelingLost]

I believe my peaks are in the 1400s with FT about 10 points over top of range, and troughs in the 800s with FT just at/below top of range. I would assume that having my TT/FT slightly above range at peak would not be considered supraphysiologic.

Just out of curiosity, what would be considered the cut off point above which levels would be considered supraphysiologic?

My SHGB is 24.2 and I can run inrange peak TT(950) but my Free T is off the charts(38)
That said, I'm still experimenting and doing mini blood test, when ever my Free T is over range my HCT, blood pressure and E2 go up into dangerous ranges.