Where to buy T-3 Thyroid Liothyronine 25 mcg 50 tab Magnus Pharmaceuticals online
Liothyronine (T-3) is a thyroid hormone, not an anabolic or androgenic steroid. It contains synthetic liothyronine sodium, which is similar to the natural thyroid hormone tricodide-thyronine. The thyroid gland of a healthy person normally produces two hormones, the more well-known L-thyroxine and the aforementioned L-triiodine-thyronine. As Citomed is the chemical equivalent of the latter hormone, it works in the same way as if the thyroid were to produce more of the hormone.
It is worth noting that L-T3 is definitely the stronger and more effective of these two hormones. Thus, Citomed is more effective than the standard L-T4 compounds available on the market, such as L-Thyroxine or Synthroid.
Bodybuilders use these properties to stimulate their metabolism, resulting in faster carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism. A particular concern for bodybuilders is increased lipolysis, or the burning of fat.
Especially competitive bodybuilders take Citomed in the weeks before a championship, as it helps to maintain an extremely low fat content without the need for starvation diets. Athletes using low doses of Liothyronine (T-3) claim that the simultaneous consumption of steroids makes the steroids more effective, probably because of the faster conversion of protein.
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION?
It is important to emphasise that a cycle should not last longer than 6 weeks and never be stopped abruptly. The dosage should be reduced as slowly as it has been built up, one tablet every 3-4 days. Permanent thyroid deficiency can occur if Citomed is taken for too long and/or at too high a dose. If this happens, you may have to be treated with a medication such as Citomed for the rest of your life.
Consulting your doctor and having your thyroid function tested is also a good idea. The added hormone would not mix well with an undiagnosed hyperfunction. A sportsperson should never buy injectable drugs. They are usually made for emergency use and far too strong to use in sport.
As liothyronine (T-3) is the most potent thyroid hormone used by athletes, it is generally not a good place for a beginner to start. Before using such a powerful product, it is a good idea to familiarise yourself with a weaker substance. The very popular Triacana is very mild and allows the user much more freedom (from severe side effects) than Citomed. An intermediate product is Synthroid (synthetic T-4), which is still weaker than Citomed. However, once the user is ready, the fat burning effect of this hormone can be extremely dramatic.
Citomed has until recently been used by bodybuilders, especially female bodybuilders, on a daily basis for several months in order to stay "hard" and in good shape all year round. Believe us when we tell you that a large number of bodybuilders who are featured in "muscle magazines" and who have a hard and defined look in their photographs, eat fast food and iron this out to a large extent by taking Magnus Pharm Liothyronine (T-3).
The overactive thyroid burns calories like a furnace. Nowadays, instead of Citomed, athletes use Clenbuterol, which is becoming increasingly popular. Combining the two substances burns an incredible amount of fat.
Women's bodybuilders also like Liothyronine (T-3) from Magnus Pharma. As women generally have a slower metabolism than men, it is extremely challenging for them to get into the right shape for competition by today's standards. By taking Citomed it is often possible to avoid a drastic reduction in food and calories below the 1000 calories per day mark. Women are undoubtedly more susceptible to side effects than men, but usually do well with 50 mcg/day. Taking Citomed for a short time at a reasonable dosage is certainly "healthier" than an extreme starvation diet.
Citomed is a very strong and highly effective thyroid hormone, so you should be very careful with the dosage. It is very important to start with a low dosage. Increase the dosage slowly and steadily over several days. Most people start with 25mcg a day and add an extra pill every three or four days. It is not necessary or advisable to take more than 100 mcg/day.
It is recommended not to take the daily dose all at once, but in three smaller doses to make them more effective. Do not take them for more than six weeks. This must be followed by at least two months of abstinence. Furthermore, it is vital that the dosage is decreased slowly and evenly by taking fewer tablets, and that it is not stopped abruptly.
ADDITIONAL EFFECTS
One should be cautious when considering using this medication. Citomed has a long list of warnings and precautions that you should follow. Side effects include palpitations, restlessness, shortness of breath, irregular heartbeat, nausea, sweaty palms, headache, and mental or metabolic disturbances. It is a powerful hormone and one that can potentially alter the normal functioning of the body in the event of misuse.
Remember to increase the dose slowly when using Citomed. Then add a tablet every three or four days up to a total of 100mcg. In this way, the body can adjust to the increased thyroid hormone and hopefully avoid a sudden "shock" to the system.
To keep blood levels steady, the daily dose should also be spread evenly throughout the day. Women are more sensitive to Citomed's side-effects than men, usually choosing not to exceed 50 mcg daily.
