Reply With QuoteWell it appears that Adipokinetix is no longer manufactured. Guggulbolic is available though. But what about Tiratricol? I know some of you have used it. Arn't you afraid though of the FDA's warning concerning it or is it still safe since it's milder than Cytomel?
Tiratricol and Adipokinetix and Guggulbolic
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Tiratricol and Adipokinetix and Guggulbolic
So I've learned that Tiratricol is milder than Cytomel, however I read that the FDA has issued a warning against it. How does everyone here feel about it's safety? I did a search for Adipokinetix and it doesn't appear to be available anymore. Now what about Guggulbolic? Has anyone tried that?
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Used intelligently and sparingly Tiratricol is relatively safe. There's a massive sticky on Anabolics Minds about use of Trimax, a branded version on this drug. People report great results.
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