liquid t3 dosage

[simon]

hey does the Liquid T3 dosage work as good or better than the t3 pills and does it work at all?
if it does if for 1 ml is 125 mcg isn't that dangerous i mean aren't we only suppose to take only 25 mcg or 50mcg a day???

hey what about the liquid clenbuterol does it work and if it does how much should i take ?

[nmk85roll]

Originally Posted by simon

hey does the Liquid T3 work as good or better than the t3 pills and does it work at all?
if it does if for 1 ml is 125 mcg isn't that dangerous i mean aren't we only suppose to take only 25 mcg or 50mcg a day???

hey what about the liquid clenbuterol does it work and if it does how much should i take ?

If you get liquids from a good place, like our board sponsor, then yes they are the same as tabs. Yes 125 mcg could be dangerous for some people, but that's why you don't take 1mL Get an insulin syringe and measure out the proper dose.

[Jiveturkey]

125mcg will, more than likely, NOT be dangerous for the average person.

The likelihood of "Thyroid Storm" being simulated by taking T3 is very, very slim at such a low dose. Liquid T3 can often be superior to tabs, I don't know from where this misconception comes.

I, personally, have done dosages higher than 175 mcg with no sides whatsoever. The onset of symptoms similar to Graves Disease are at higher dosages in most people. Now... that being said, if you are a 85 pound female (which I assume you are not) or you have MAJOR congenital heart malformities, then 125mcg could pose some significant risk.... but probably not.

Many people confuse the danger of T3 and the tretments for HYPOthyroidism with the treatments for HYPERthyroidism. Often times, the treatments used for HYPER result in permamnent scarring of the thyroid and eventual thyroid shutdown (permanent). The remedy for this is prescribing.... T3.

T3 will not permanently shutdown your thyroid, nor will it result in thyroidal scarring. When the levels of the hormone fall back to normal or below, the thyroid starts back up and you're back in business.

Also... in my experience, and in many of those that I know that have used it, I have found the "catabolic" effects on muscle to be FAR overstated.