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    traxle is offline New Member
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    How long till t3 and clen again?

    There seems to be alittle confusion on some of these replys for me so i'll ask here if thats cool.

    My rat did a two week clen cycle and a t3 cycle at 100mcg daily.

    He was only on the clem for 2 weeks but did the bottle of ARR till the container was done as he had read it was safe to be on t3 for about 13 to 14 weeks.

    How soon does he have to be off clem and t3 before my rat can start to use the products again?

    More concerned about the t3 as i believe the wait for clem is only 2 weeks off.

    Thanks to all!
    Last edited by traxle; 06-02-2005 at 01:50 AM.

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    BigTex_z28 is offline New Member
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    bump- i am curious too..

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    Elmonogrande is offline New Member
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    T3 doesn't have a real limit as to time you can use it. But i WONDER WHY? Why use it so long? It should be an extra help in cutting down supplementing cardio and diet but not as a long term supplement IMO. Clen will loose it effectiveness after a few weeks unless you use something to sensitize the receptors.

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    you can permently shut down your thyroid

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lion
    you can permently shut down your thyroid
    Really? Funny every one is saying just the opposite and that is not the truth! ????

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    i would say 6 weeks
    like lion said
    you can shut the tyroid down
    thats not good you would have to taKE t3 forever
    or untill you died

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    That is not true. Your thyroid will recover within a short time. Even after taking T3 for 20 years peoples thyroid function recovered within a couple of days.
    There is no proof whatsoever that T3 can shut you down permanently.


    Quote Originally Posted by Lion
    you can permently shut down your thyroid

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elmonogrande
    That is not true. Your thyroid will recover within a short time. Even after taking T3 for 20 years peoples thyroid function recovered within a couple of days.
    There is no proof whatsoever that T3 can shut you down permanently.

    i want to beleive this, is there any documentation to back this up? im not calling you a liar, cause i have no idea one way or the other, but do you have any kind of literature for this?

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    Elmonogrande is offline New Member
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    There are enough reports supporting this. Even people who have been on T3 for 25 years recovered within a few days after having ended the intake of T3



    Quote Originally Posted by camaro_zach
    i want to beleive this, is there any documentation to back this up? im not calling you a liar, cause i have no idea one way or the other, but do you have any kind of literature for this?

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    Blown_SC is offline Retired Vet
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    I'm sure it was a typo on Lion's part.

    Quote Originally Posted by Elmonogrande
    There are enough reports supporting this. Even people who have been on T3 for 25 years recovered within a few days after having ended the intake of T3
    Days? Hard to believe. I'd like to see these reports. Weeks would make sense.

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    Documentation

    I would like to see both sides case for validly. The “ I have heard of cases,” statement holds no water with me. Hope you guys understand, but I tend to believe the worst until proven, with credible documentation, otherwise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blown_SC
    Days? Hard to believe. I'd like to see these reports. Weeks would make sense.
    I'd like to see those reports too. I think this is something that def needs to be researched. I have been given lots of credible advice from many bros, not just Lion, that say prolonged use to T3 can permantly shut your thyroid down. Which is obviously something to consider..

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    Quote Originally Posted by mister.fantastic
    I'd like to see those reports too. I think this is something that def needs to be researched. I have been given lots of credible advice from many bros, not just Lion, that say prolonged use to T3 can permantly shut your thyroid down. Which is obviously something to consider..
    Evidence of this? Or just the usual hearsay?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blown_SC
    Evidence of this? Or just the usual hearsay?
    Hearsay, 100%. That why i want to research it on my own.

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    yu shuld not have to be on forever unless you have a problem. with supps, cardio, supplements. exer, how many do you realy need to cycle it back and forth, or are you just using as an excuse to get out of shape. which i have done many times. enjoying muself immensely.

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