T3 Cytomel Weight Loss Pharmaceutical Grade Steroids L-Triiodothyronine CAS 55-06-1

T3 Cytomel Weight Loss Pharmaceutical Grade Steroids L-Triiodothyronine CAS 55-06-1

Quick Detail:

• Alias: T3 Na.
• CAS ID: 55-06-1
• M.F.: C15H11I3NNaO4
• M.W.: 672.96
• EINECS: 200-223-5
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• Assay:99% by HPLC
• Melting point: 205째C
• Appearence: white to beige powder.
• Brife Info:Liothyronine Sodium (T3 Na) is a synthetic variant of the human body's own thyroid hormone. As you may already know, most natural T3 is not produced directly by your thyroid gland, but rather is converted from the T4 thyroid hormone. Natural T3 is a regulator of the oxidative metabolism of energy producing substrates (food or stored substrates like fat, muscle, and glycogen) by the mitochondria.

Recommend Dosages of T3

In the first approach, the goal is to achieve an ongoing edge in fat loss or to help maintain a near-personally-ideal body composition. In this approach, T3 dosing is very low, preferably 12.5 mcg/day but in some cases as much as 25 mcg/day. At the lower end of this range, typically thyroid testing will show no detectable suppression even with prolonged use. At the higher end, moderate suppression is sometimes seen, but results are superior to when T3 is not taken, and the suppression reverses rapidly upon discontinuing T3 use.

In the second approach, the goal is to achieve a quite substantial increase in rate of fat loss, at the known cost of inducing thyroid suppression. Most preferably the dosage is about 50 mcg/day, but in some instances can be as high as 75 mcg/day. Such use is preferably not ongoing, but only for a limited period of time such as 8-12 weeks, though there’s no exact requirement for timeframe.

Effects of excessive dosage of T3

1). High dosage of T3, typically starting at about 75 mcg/day but in some cases not starting until about 100 mcg/day, can cause tachycardia (elevated heart rate) and muscle weakness, and can be catabolic or at the least reduce anabolism. High dose anabolic steroids, of course, tend to mask this latter effect.

Very high levels of T3 are dangerous to the heart.

2).Interaction of high serum T3 with IGF-1

3). High levels of T3 reduce levels of IGF-1, which can reduce anabolic effectiveness of GH, but does not change fat-loss effectiveness of GH.

4). This effect causes some to view T3 as relieving side effects of GH; actually, what is occurring is the T3 is making the same dose of GH produce less IGF-1 in the body than usual. It would be more efficient simply to reduce dose of GH to a personally-suitable level.

5). The effect of blunting GH effectiveness is particularly pronounced when T3 dosage is greater than 50 mcg/day, and seems unnoticeable if present at all at dosings such as 25 mcg/day.