Serious fat burner question. Seriously :)

[prolangtum]

I understand that, but if she gets levels checked weekly, will they change the prescribed dosage? If she ups the dose, will this not hsow up on the weekly tests?

[##spiderbaby##]

I understand now. Yes they will know but she gets the test done at a local clinic totaly independant of her insurance. Basicly I found out about this last week just as she was getting ready to start eating xanadrine(spelling). I asked her what the tabs where doing in her car and she confessed the whole thing.

[prolangtum]

Does she workout and diet? Because upping the dose without training and eating up protein could slow down her metabolism by eating away muscle mass.

[##spiderbaby##]

Yes but its not as intense as I would like to see it but she says she gets tired easily and muscle soreness.

[prolangtum]

More t3 more tiredness. I would try some sort of stimulant first, possibly NYC or a non-ephedra stack for mainly just energy.

[prolangtum]

My gf had a problem with tiredness, she has plenty of t3/t4, but it came down to diet. I would tell her i would refuse to help her, until she gets a satisfactory diet #1, and training/cardio program #2

[##spiderbaby##]

Thats what I am working on.

My master plan is to research this more while I get a bottle of some hard to find thermogenic and put ALA caps in it. I'll get her 3 or 4 bottles and sell the whole idea to her that they are "special" for her. Sound good? Yes it does.

[prolangtum]

r-ALA, tell her to take a "fat-burner" before every meal.

[prolangtum]

Originally posted by ##spiderbaby##


Sound good? Yes it does.

Your really into this whole thinking out loud thing eh?

[##spiderbaby##]

Its great for stress. Guess what I am thinking now. :p

[TxLonghorn]

Originally posted by ##spiderbaby##
Its great for stress. Guess what I am thinking now. :p

Hmmm, stress relief....hey, I got it: blowjob!

[BIG_GUNS_21]

I know a guy who had his thyroid romoved as well....now every time he wants to lose some weight, he ups the dose a bit. I dont think there is much problem with that as there is not risk of shutting down her natural thyroid production (not much of a risk anyways).

I think that diet would be a better route, but if she is dead set on diet drugs, I would tell her to try and up the thyroid dose a BIT before starting anything and see if that gives the desired results.

BTW, like you said, its just thinking out loud, I DO think that getting a doctors advice on this one is the BEST way to go and that should be done first. Also I think that diet is key, and if she wont diet, then dont bother messing with doses or other drugs.

[CJWolf]

what is her prescribed dose now?

[AnotherUser]

Increasing the Synthroid dose shouldn't do a whole hell of a lot, as your body has to convert it to T3 for it to be active, and your body will only convert so much.

[THE JUICE]

Originally posted by scorpion
Im in total agreement with this

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