T3 and Ephedrine

[Niloe]

Hi,
I just got my T3 and Ephedrine tablets.
And now I'm wondering how much and how long I should take them.
There's not so much info about it, and I've looked around here, but still I like to know some more before I start.

The T3 i is 25 mcg and the Ephedrine is 30 mg,
How much should I start with?
And what's the full dose?

I want to loose around 11-22 lbs, any tips to how I can to that as fast as possible?

Thanks

 

[steroid500]

if u can cut the t3 in half that would be good, but typically, a t3 cycle is no more than 4-5 weeks, slowly pryramiding up to 100mcg then slowly down ie:
12.5mcg x 3days, 25mcg x 3day, 50mcg x 3days, 75mcg x 3 days 100mcg x 7days, 75mcg x 3days, 50mcg x 3 days, 25mcg x 3days, 12.5mcg x 3days. on large dose days (50,75,100mcg) spread the dosing evenly throughout the day

as far as ephedrine goes, typically you dont go above 100mg/day (i usually stay around 75mg) dose every 3-4hrs and not past 4pm (or your risk insomnia) by week 3 of ephedrine your beta2 receptors become saturated and you get less and less results, so on week 3 take a week off of the ephedrine and take benedryl to clean ur receptors then restart the ephedra on week 4. if youve never taken ephedrine before, start low to test your tolerance, if side effects get to much to handle, bump it down to the last tolerable dose (same goes for t3)

to lose weight..clean diet with a calorie deficit and cardio

*important* - if you have a preexisting heart conditon DO NOT take ephedrine. also, t3 is very catabolic, if musle mass lose is not a concern for you, then dont stress...but if you want to keep as much mass as you can, 100mg test prop eod should suffice...or at very least proabolin or other 3G pro-hormone/steroid available at GNC followed by proper PCT

 

[Niloe]

Thank you so much.

And loosing muscle mass isn't a problem.

After the 4-5 weeks of T3 do I have to stay of it a couple of weeks or just start all over again?

I don't think I will go over 70 mg Ephedrine per day.

 

[steroid500]

luckily the thyroid is a resilient organ and will bounce back quickly, but as a general rule of thumb, time on = time off