Protoman2050
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T3 plus glucagon for weight loss? The T3 will increase my metabolism, and the glucagon will continuously force fat to be turned into glucose to be used a fuel. And the glucagon will also suppress my appetite somewhat.
I'm 220 lbs, 19 years old, and 5' 11" (BMI of 30.7), and I'm trying to get down to 180lb, so I can look better and not have a big belly sticking out over my jeans, and look better in T-shirts.
I seriously don't have the time to exercise, as I work at least 50 hours/week.
I can handle the heat, as I once had to work with a 100 degree fever from a virus (long story). My excess weight is really simply due to the fact I don't have time for purposeful aerobic exercise.
My diet is pretty normal. I actually don't eat enough, just a small bowl of microwave chicken, a few tortilla chips, and maybe a coke can. Some days I forget to eat entirely...never felt badly, though.
Very odd, I think I may have reactive hypoglycemia...I was drinking a Coke when I got my blood sugar tested at a student health fair, and everyone freaked out because it was 40 mg/dL. I felt fine, though. A fasting blood glucose also showed levels in the 60s, yet no symptoms. But that was presumbably due to a lab error, since it was redone, and came back normal. Maybe both machines were having a bad day.
I only plan on taking 1gr/day PO of T3, and/or 1 mg/day IM/IVP of glucagon.
Obviously, I will taper this up and down so I don't destroy my endocrine system?
Perhaps I should just start with the IM/IVP glucagon, as that will cause less suspicion from my coworkers...it would look very odd for me to come into work sweating like a pig all the time.
Any advice on this strategy? Would DNP be more effective than T3, and safer in the fact it won't destroy my thyroid. Although I will have to make sure I only take 200 mg/day of DNP, to prevent hyperthermia.
Thanks for the advice!
I'm 220 lbs, 19 years old, and 5' 11" (BMI of 30.7), and I'm trying to get down to 180lb, so I can look better and not have a big belly sticking out over my jeans, and look better in T-shirts.
I seriously don't have the time to exercise, as I work at least 50 hours/week.
I can handle the heat, as I once had to work with a 100 degree fever from a virus (long story). My excess weight is really simply due to the fact I don't have time for purposeful aerobic exercise.
My diet is pretty normal. I actually don't eat enough, just a small bowl of microwave chicken, a few tortilla chips, and maybe a coke can. Some days I forget to eat entirely...never felt badly, though.
Very odd, I think I may have reactive hypoglycemia...I was drinking a Coke when I got my blood sugar tested at a student health fair, and everyone freaked out because it was 40 mg/dL. I felt fine, though. A fasting blood glucose also showed levels in the 60s, yet no symptoms. But that was presumbably due to a lab error, since it was redone, and came back normal. Maybe both machines were having a bad day.
I only plan on taking 1gr/day PO of T3, and/or 1 mg/day IM/IVP of glucagon.
Obviously, I will taper this up and down so I don't destroy my endocrine system?
Perhaps I should just start with the IM/IVP glucagon, as that will cause less suspicion from my coworkers...it would look very odd for me to come into work sweating like a pig all the time.
Any advice on this strategy? Would DNP be more effective than T3, and safer in the fact it won't destroy my thyroid. Although I will have to make sure I only take 200 mg/day of DNP, to prevent hyperthermia.
Thanks for the advice!
