Anyone use thyrolar? It is a combination of 20mcg of T3 and 100 mcg of T4.
Can you provide any information on your experiences?
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Anyone use thyrolar? It is a combination of 20mcg of T3 and 100 mcg of T4.
Can you provide any information on your experiences?
I am not familiar with "thyrolar" but I can say be very careful with T4 (Synthroid). Start out with a low dose and work your way up. Too much T4 can put you into something called a thyroid storm. I have never had an issue with T3 before but I have seen people land in the hospital due to taking synthroid to much to fast. This drug will give your enegery and make you feel a lot better. Google thyroid storm so you know what it is and what it does to your body.Quote:
Originally Posted by charger69
I would suggest that T3 at your normal dose, I know you have experience with that research chemical but with the Synthroid, I would look at your bloodwork and remember that it has an inverse relationship to Synthroid. Depending on where your numbers are in the normal range that should give you an indication on where to start. Start out at a low dose, 12.5 to 25 MCG for two weeks and then go up from there.
The problem with Synthroid is that you take one dose and it makes you feel great and we assume what we can just take more and feel better. I do not think you will need anything more than 50 MCG. Best to take Synthroid first thing in the morning on an expty stomach and not eat for 30 minutes after taking the medication.
I was looking for T3 and I was told that they take thyrolar.
I like keeping it simple and just running T3 . start at 50mcg and ramp up a bit from there.
Super anxious to get my blood work done on the ninth. I only have half of my thyroid and haven’t had blood work done since i got it removed three years ago.
I cannot find T3 by itself where I am.Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
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Tons of research chem companies carry it online . its one of the cheaper compounds to run . if you want pill form Pharma grade thats pretty easy to get online as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by charger69
me and the wife both run it
Liothyronine is T3?
Cytomel is T3
I am in another country so I am trying to translate and use the active ingredient.i think I found it based on the internet equivalencies to cytomel. I can buy it right at the pharmacy. Is a prescription needed in the US?Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
thought you were in SoCal . wait your on vacation right ?
yes you'll need a prescription if its Pharma T3 , you won't if its research chem. but its just thyroid hormone, nothing contraband like tren or dbol
Return tomorrow..thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
One last thing oh mighty guru...Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
T3 just want to cut weight and does not discriminate between muscle or fat. I am on TRT and slin. I am not going to start my cycle until mid Jan. Does TRT or slin change the fact that i should be on cycle to use T3?
I thought you were on TRT .. my bad . I would never suggest running T3 without the use of AAS (unless weight loss was the number one goal).Quote:
Originally Posted by charger69
I'd hold off until you start the cycle.
I am on TRT:Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
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I have thyroid problems and actually take 300mcg daily to keep it regulatedQuote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
ok then if your on TRT and your trt dose puts you at over 1000 ng/dl , then thats enough to run T3 and still hold onto muscle. If your TRT dose does not put you at that range, but much lower, then just bump up your TRT dose while you begin running the T3.Quote:
Originally Posted by charger69
but personally , I always like to have an anabolic in there when taking T3 (Var, Primo, Mast, EQ etc.)
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Originally Posted by diesel101
thats a hefty dose. most guys handle T3 just fine with zero issues (unlike Clen), but I always recommend starting with a low dose and then ramping it up
yes - lio is T3
you sure you aren't taking T4?Quote:
Originally Posted by diesel101
no way 300mcg of T3 keeps you in normal range.
what is the name of the medication??