Description
T3-Max-100 contains the active substance Liothyronine, which is a synthetic thyroid hormone. It consists of the L-isomers of the natural thyroid hormone triiodothyronine (T3). Thyroid hormones stimulate basal metabolism and play an important role in cellular functioning, including in the metabolism of proteins, fats and carbohydrates. Liothyronine sodium is used in medicine for the treatment of hypothyroidism, a disease in which the thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones.
Methods of intake
There are two approaches to taking this drug. The first is the constant use of T3 in order to stabilize the burning of fat masses and getting to the goal gradually, at a slow pace, or to stay in perfect shape. The second method is a progressive one. Here, higher doses of the drug are used for a certain, rather small, period of time to minimize the harmful effects.
Dosages of Liothyronine
The calculation of the course of Liothyronine is a purely individual matter and often depends not even on the individual factors of the athlete, but on the drug itself. This drug is unstable; its activity decreases very much over time. Therefore, all further figures regarding the course will be very approximate.
For the treatment of mild hypothyroidism, the typical recommended initial dose is 25mcg per day. Then the daily dosage can be increased by no more than 25 micrograms every 1-2 weeks. The established maintenance dose is usually 25-75mcg per day. It is recommended to use the drug once a day. Although Liothyronine sodium acts rapidly, the effects of its use can be observed in the human body for several days after discontinuation of use.
Among bodybuilders and athletes, Liothyronine sodium is used to accelerate fat loss at doses of 25mcg per day. This dose can be increased by 25mcg every 4-7 days, but not more than 100mcg per day. The purpose of this application is to slowly accumulate the drug, allowing the body to adapt to an increase in the level of thyroid hormones, avoiding sudden changes that can cause side effects. Liothyronine sodium is usually taken no more than 6 weeks and the treatment cannot be abruptly terminated. The discontinuation of the use of the drug should be as gradual as its initiation. It is usually recommended to reduce the dose by 25mcg every 4-7 days. This is necessary for the body to reconstruct the production of its endogenous hormones after the end of therapy, and also to avoid the occurrence of side effects.
Combinations
Liothyronine can and even should be used in combination courses. So, in order to neutralize some side effects, it should be used together with steroids that have a high anabolic index. There is also a wonderful combination of Clenbuterol, Liothyronine and Yohimbine, which significantly affects the fat burning process.
Side effects of Liothyronine
Side effects are usually associated with overdose, and may include headache, irritability, nervousness, excessive sweating, irregular heartbeat, increased intestinal motility or menstrual irregularities. Overdose can also cause shock, and aggravate or cause angina pectoris or congestive heart failure.
Chronic overdose of Liothyronine sodium is accompanied by symptoms, usually associated with hyperthyroidism or overproduction of natural thyroid hormones in the body. If side effects of an overdose occur, the dose should be immediately reduced or the use of Liothyronine sodium should be completely discontinued. A severe overdose can be life threatening.
