Reply With QuoteT3 is the final form of a hormone that gets released from your thyroid gland (in your neck). Really this is something you dont want to mess with, even for a short time because you really could screw up your thyroid and you'll be stuck on meds for the rest of your life. Not to mention a lot of other things taking this will do. Do your homework before taking anything like this. And umm why do you want to burn muscle?
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want to burn muscle!! T3?
Anyone ever heard of or used T3? I know some say it is dangerous , but im considering using it only for a short pd of time to lose some muscle..Will it work? FEEdBACK appreciated please!
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I did my homework..and its a risk Im willing to take.. im really unhappy with the way i look now and need to change it..If you wanna know what really happened to me, send me a personal message..I was taking a medication that really widened my shoudlers, believe it or not...read my other post on wanting to burn muscle..
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I foresee you heading in a lot of trouble.
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if you are too big, just stop working out, and cut the protein, do long bouts of cardio without protein. this will waste skeletal muscle, slowly, but it will go. why take something that will affect all muscles?
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