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    T3 or T4 on HGH??

    I thought I remember reading something on here that mentioned it was more beneficial to run T4 than T3 while on growth.

    I've searched and can't find it. Does anyone remember seeing this and what the reasoning was?

    Thanks!

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    It was an Anthony Roberts article. Found here:
    Thyroid Hormone + Growth Hormone - If You Aren

    At the end of the day, it's probably best to take some t3 and t4 together on HGH.

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    Thanks!

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