lioprime

Description

Description

Lioprime-T3 (triiodothyronine, lyotyronine, Cytomel) is a thyroid hormone drug that is often used for fat burning, especially anabolic steroid drugs. T3 is produced naturally in the body during Liothyronine T3 thyroid hormone T4 (thyroxine) produced by the thyroid gland. Oral reception of T3 increases the amount of T3 in the blood serum to levels above its natural amount, which accelerates fat burning and, in some cases, potentially increases GH production and activates anabolism .

Side effects

Unfortunately, in all the studies I've seen, T3 also increases growth hormone production. As we all know, GH is also a powerful lipolytic compound, and this is another mechanism by which T3 may work, although I suspect this is only a small percentage of the total effects. When this is the case, it has always been somewhat problematic for me to note that when GH and T3 are used together, the increase in nitrogen retention normally found with GH use is negated. If you only used T3 and GH this may be a problem, but as I mentioned before you will need anabolic steroids when using T3. And as you have already read, I recommend the real anabolic/lipolytic orgy of insulin, T3, anabolic steroids, GH and insulin, for 100% maximum results in no time.

On the lighter side, and the special dieters note, administration of T3 has been shown to upregulate beta-2 receptors in adipose tissue. As you know, clenbuterol and similar compounds downregulate this receptor, so using T3 with your clen will help fend off or reverse this downregulation. However, I would still recommend taking your benadryl every three weeks.

Liothyronine (T3) cycles

After prolonged use of T3 at a suppressive dose, natural production will be suppressed for some time after T3 use is discontinued. In general, the duration seems to be related to the useful life. With brief use there is usually no appreciable period of post-cycle low function, but with longer cycles the duration of low function can be measured up to around six weeks in some cases. .

The literature article “Recovery of Pituitary Thyroid Function After Cessation of Extended Thyroid Suppression Therapy” is an example of the difficulties that can be encountered in restoring proper thyroid production after a long period of oral thyroid use.

While in this study all subjects recovered 'normal' thyroid output and performed consistently in weight training use, the 'normal' they ended up with was the lower end of the normal range, approximately 40 mcg/dL total T4 serum and approximately 80 ng/dL total T3 serum. These are not the level you want to be at and are low enough to affect your metabolism.
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