do i take t3 at begining or end of cycle?

[bjpennnn]

since taking t3 shuts down your natural t3 for a while do you want to take at the beggining of the cycle or at the end. If i take it in the beggning i still have the end of my cycle to help while i recover from the t3.

[Necrosaro]

I would get it done and over with at the start. Anyone else agree?

[bjpennnn]

is it going to be rough what should i expect?

[magic32]

since taking t3 shuts down your natural t3 for a while do you want to take at the beggining of the cycle or at the end. If i take it in the beggning i still have the end of my cycle to help while i recover from the t3.

Why either/or?
Do you have a limited supply?
T3 is OPTIMALLY run alongside a cutting cycle as a stack component, and right on through PCT as well when anabolics are still exerting their properties. I fully agree with the profile which consistently reiterates this point to avoid possible confusion, and which if you read, you'll no doubt recall:

PROFILE EXCERPT:
Thus we can see that there are many advantages to using Cytomel to optimize our metabolic rate. It will also increase your body’s ability to synthesize protein, but from what I’ve seen personally, it acts as a catabolic when it isn’t administered with anabolic steroids. It is often the last thing added into a precontest diet, as it has a reputation for getting rid of the last few percentages of bodyfat…the “sticky fat” as it’s called in bodybuilding…the fat that just doesn’t want to leave you in the last few weeks of dieting. I think this is a poor use for this drug, and that it should be the first thing added into a diet to lose fat, as it will optimize your metabolic rate, which should be done at the outset of a diet, not after the calorie restriction has diminished your thyroid output and you are adding it in simply to replace what was lost.

[bjpennnn]

no supply is not a concern, i just thought running it for 12 weeks would be a long time.

[magic32]

no supply is not a concern, i just thought running it for 12 weeks would be a long time.

Not even close.
Cytomel is run for 10-12mths in clinical studies, and sometimes longer. This is also mentioned within the profile.

Maybe you should re-read it!

[M302_Imola]

Not even close.
Cytomel is run for 10-12mths in clinical studies, and sometimes longer. This is also mentioned within the profile.

Maybe you should re-read it!

what kind of "rebound effect" can he expect after the 12 weeks of administration? I mean if he cuts down to say 7-8% BF will he be able to hold this BF% after he stops the t3?

[bjpennnn]

what kind of "rebound effect" can he expect after the 12 weeks of administration? I mean if he cuts down to say 7-8% BF will he be able to hold this BF% after he stops the t3?

I am also curious about that. And i have read the profile mutliple times but many people have said not to run it more then 6 weeks.