T3: A complete guide to cycling T3 and how it works

[austinite]

To the people concerned with dosing, you don't need to up your trt dose dramatically. I ran 75 mcg of t3 along with my trt dose of test, and 20 mg of winstrol. Increased in muscle mass. The thing I don't like about t3 is when i went from 50 mcg to 75 mcg fat loss was hindered because appetite went out of control, still had really low calorie days. But I don't think muscle loss is as bad as people are making it out to be, it helps if you are refeeding prior to intense resistance training sessions if your protocol allows that. But I really think the scare with t3 and muscle loss is a bit much. I also don't think t3 is the miracle some make it out to be and like austinite said make sure you are able to lose a lot of fat prior, and don't do this unless you are much lower on bodyfat, it doesn't just do it for you, especially if you struggle with controlling your appetite before hand, it's going to make matters worse. I don't know if all experience the appetite issues, but man it was brutal, I did make great progress however, but I was always really good about controlling things before, but this made it that much harder.

Thanks for the input, keep in mind that adding 20 mg of winstrol is no longer considered a TRT dose of steroids. Of course you would do better and retain by adding more muscle saving compounds.

[SEOINAGE]

Thanks for the input, keep in mind that adding 20 mg of winstrol is no longer considered a TRT dose of steroids. Of course you would do better and retain by adding more muscle saving compounds.

Yeah, i don't think my point was that clear in that regard. I hear of people thinking they need to run a lot more than a given trt amount, even an extra 50 mg goes a long ways. I did run 4 weeks at 50 mcg with under my trt dose with no other compounds as well, and a couple carb ups at the end of it and my muscles filled back out, didn't see any measurable muscle loss. Usually we are better off saving AAS for muscle mass, especially if you run PCT and aren't on TRT, the extra time on for less benefit adds up.