Thread 76542948

what are the pro's and con's of losing weight with T3?

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NTA, but what about levothyroxine

>>76543000
checked
what does NTA mean

>>76543064
Not that anon

>>76543067
ah ok
well levothyroxine is T4 which is the inactive form
which means it can work but needs to be converted by the body into T3
so probably its less effective

You get a rebound dont you? So yoir natty production is fucked for abit of which you will get fat? Might be wrong, if its like hgh it will only last a day or two but if its like roids natty shutdown for weeks will be savage lol

>>76542948 (OP)
Google Hyperthyroidism and pharmacological thyrotoxicosis.

>>76543153
problem is, those google sources usually try to scare you in one direction, or just flat out refuse to nuance your position. Obviously, nobody wants a prolonged hyperactive thyroid. But what about a bit more active thyroid, for a limited time interval? The things I read about it sound more like pros, not cons. Also call me crazy, but ray peat was a proponent of thyroid acrivation

Lol that shit is fucking medieval get with the times boomer a little thing called ozempic has been invented

>>76543261
yea have fun losing 40% of lean tissue using ozempic and then regaining everything after you stop using it

>>76543302
Isnt it the same with this though? Lose abit of fat for a short period while on the drug drop the drug go back to before or worse than before...

>>76543334
its the opposite actually because
T3 revs up your metabolism
ozempic turns your metabolism down

okay but where does the extra energy actually go
what does it do in the body
i feel like making your body uselessly burn energy is perhaps not the best idea (DNP exists for that anyways)

>>76543122
Yeah, you're wrong.

>>76544012
the body doesnt uselessly burn energy, everything just is faster, you have more energy that way
for example a car, you push the pedal to the metal and the car goes faster
this is what t3 is, it makes everything efficient
and dnp is actually blocking a pathway so so the body gets warmer and warmer, actually blocking correct atp production that way

>>76544129
>this is what t3 is, it makes everything efficient
wouldn't things being more efficient mean they use less energy? what the fuck are you talking about
>dnp blocks correct atp production
yes this is what i meant by "uselessly burn energy"

>>76543338
If you want to “rev up your metabolism” go for a walk. Dumbass

>>76544263
ok keyboard warrior

>>76544142
efficient is high energy input AND output
eat more = do more
thats why ozempic sucks monkey balls since you eat less and fuck your metabolism that way

>>76544311
>efficient is high energy input AND output
retarded nigger award

>>76544332
tell me exactly what is wrong about that
>you won't

>>76544339
efficiency is about how much % of the energy in is "wasted" (not directly used to do work)

>>76544344
>efficiency is about how much % of the energy in is "wasted" (not directly used to do work)
retarded nigger award

>>76544382
so you agree that taking DNP and sweating your body to death increases efficiency?

>>76544391
no because DNP is the opposite of efficiency since it blocks energy transfere

>>76544419
nigger
it increases energy out but more of that energy is wasted, so it decreases efficiency
which exactly aligns with my definition

>>76544439
my name is nate higgers and i hate you

>>76542948 (OP)
It's very catabolic if you use more than a replacement dose. Taking 25 micrograms a day to keep your levels healthy is good when you are cutting though

>>76542948 (OP)
>pro's
>con's
How unsurprising that an illiterate who doesn't know how to make words plural doesn't have the self control to lose weight without synthetic drugs. Sad!

>>76544808
ok random internet man i will take it to heart

>>76544685
yup would only use that much as max dose anyway thanks

losing weight becomes easy with this

What would be the T3 equivalent does to the following?

Semaglutide: 0.5 mg/week
Retatrutide: 2 mg/week
Clenbuterol: 40 mg(average)/week

Obviously these compounds work differently, but what's a "cookie-cutter" dose of T3?

>>76542948 (OP)
google it

>>76550205
google it for me you asshole

>>76543064
It's a CIA sleeper command
several mkultra drones just activated and are now fulfilling their programming

>>76550722
i am one of them you
i will kill you in your sleep tonight (flying an invisible nano drone in your asshole and exploding it)

>>76550825
I am protected from your devilish ways (I only sleep during daylight hours)

>>76544129
Don't listen to this absolute retard.
>everything just is faster
Yes, faster pulse, faster breathing, faster heat buildup, faster exhaustion, faster aging,faster bowl movements, shaky hands.....
>you have more energy that way
No, you burn out quicker. The body's energy is not some fucking energy bar in a game that makes everything go zoomzoom the more you have. Excess energy have to go somewhere and it does not make you run fast like the flash. Excess energy damages the body and will make you feel shit.
>for example a car, you push the pedal to the metal and the car goes faster
Retard, retard, retard. A true example would be to liken it to a CPU. Turn up the energy and it goes faster, it also builds up heat faster. Turn it up too high and it'll start overheating and lose performance, continue and it'll stop working and shut down. It might even take damage or permanently break.
>this is what t3 is, it makes everything efficient
Have I called you a retard yet? I'll just throw in another one just to be safe. Retard.

>>76542948 (OP)
I tried that and ended up in the hospital for 3 days

>>76552470
fuck :(

>>76552880
wow some random loser on the internet calls me retard 33 times *claps very fast because of T3*

>>76553124
why? what happend mr troll?

>>76553348
You've already decided I'm a troll for some reason so why should I bother? Go to the hospital yourself and figure it out

>>76553364
i apologize, didnt know you would reply anymore
if you want you can still share your story :)

>>76543261
>2011+14
>still using ozempic and not retatrutide

>>76543338
t3 increases protein turnover rate, meaning you could lose muscle very quickly if not getting enough protein.

>>76553409
is that also the case if you eat alot of carbs?
would that protect the muscles?

>>76553409
>>76544685
How would one know if it is interfering with muscle gains? Would it show on some specific bloodwork I mean?

I've been taking 25 t3 and 100 t4 for two years now.
TSH was 5.5 I started with only 12.5 and 50, it lowered to about 2 then slowly kept increasing again so I increased the dose.
I heard 1:4 is a good ratio t3:t4, is that correct?

My bloodwork is fine now I'm just wondering if I'm taking too much long term I don't want it to interfere with my gains.