Armour

[gtsrviper11]

I just got a bunch of ARMOUR, 60mg tabs....Supposed to be the same as T3 or Cytomel...have any of you had success with ARMOUR?
thanks

[SportsMedVIP]

I just got a bunch of ARMOUR, 60mg tabs....Supposed to be the same as T3 or Cytomel...have any of you had success with ARMOUR?
thanks

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[scotttiger54]

but that girl is hot.

i'd appreciate it if you would quit talkin about my gf

[SportsMedVIP]

i'd appreciate it if you would quit talkin about my gf

Oh god, not this again. So do you have the nudes then?

[scotttiger54]

Oh god, not this again. So do you have the nudes then?

nope, sure don't. however, i do have a quite revealing homemade video

[flexin-rph]

I just got a bunch of ARMOUR, 60mg tabs....Supposed to be the same as T3 or Cytomel...have any of you had success with ARMOUR?
thanks

Armour thyroid is the old-fashioned dessicated animal-gland thyroid. It is
the combination of t3 & t4. Cytomel is synthetic & is much more pure.
The problem w/ the older thyroid tablets is the potency can vary from batch
to batch significantly more than w/ the newer synthetics.

[Mallet]

YeP! just like flexin said, they still prescribe armour for people with a low thyroid function, however the dosing is to low IMO, and the society for endocrinologist are seriously considering pulling that stuff off the market. I'd go with straight t3 for weight loss, if you have a thyroid condition then go with t4 as well as t3...usual recommended dose is 150mcg/day of t4 but i find adding about 50mcg/day of t3 to the mix helps alot, most people still feel the symptoms of hypothyroidism when taking just a moderate dose of t4 by itself, the added t3 will make you feel alot better.