Re: Triyotex - Correction to an earlier post I made about this

[Guest guest]

Mark, what are your ideal doses on each version? Just curious.

T

>

> I've been experimenting upon myself with all the various T3's and

> below are just my observations so might not be the same for everyone:

>

> I posted a while back that I thought Triyotex (the 75mcg capsules)

> worked ok but have since changed my mind.

>

> I made a second post that I thought it had T4 in it because I felt

> like I was starting to go RT3 again but after some research I

> confirmed it doesn't have any T4 so I deleted that post. I think

> it's just very weak so I was starting to go Hypo again because I was

> counting it as 75mcg but in reality I think it should only be counted

> as maybe 25mcg or so.

>

> The order of effectivness of T3's for me listed below:

>

> 1) Cytomel (best)

> 2) Cynomel (good)

> 3) Triomel (ok)

> 4) Triyotex (weakest)

>

> Mark

>

[Guest guest]

1) Cytomel (best)

2) Cynomel (good)

3) Triomel (ok)

4) Triyotex (weakest)

I can add to this!

5) Ti Tre (OK)

6) Tertroxin (OK)

I still prefer Cytomel or Cynomel as my two best reactions I can't tell the

difference in them.

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[Guest guest]

Mark,

I'm curious if you tried just taking more triyotex? Would dosing to

the same level of symptom relief work do you think? Of course that

increases expense, LOL, so maybe just as well to stick with cynomel

regardless.

I wonder also if the fillers/coatings that make triyotex slow release

would be bothersome if a person just doubled or tripled the dose.

sol

robersonm38 wrote:

> I think

> it's just very weak so I was starting to go Hypo again because I was

> counting it as 75mcg but in reality I think it should only be counted

> as maybe 25mcg or so.

>

>

[Guest guest]

If you dose more Triyotex (which is slow release), how would that

work?? Because I think that cynomel works better because when we

take t-3 only and have no build up of t-4 reserves, we need the t-3

right away and slow release ain't gonna do that... it's going to

release nice and slow and it just isn't enough or fast enough,

What do you think??

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> > I think

> > it's just very weak so I was starting to go Hypo again because I

was

> > counting it as 75mcg but in reality I think it should only be

counted

> > as maybe 25mcg or so.

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sol,

I took only one triyotex a day and it WAS better than the Armour I

switched from. But, when I took the cynomel, the triyotex didn't

give me symptom relief like cynomel did. I don't know exactly why,

but with the cynomel, I get warm (like an internal oven heating up)

right away and my temps stay so nice and even.

I think that, for me anyway, the triyotex couldn't deliver the

strength nor timing of t-3 I need. But, I know I am not optimized

on t-3 yet and that has affected my digestion so that might have been

why the triyotex wasn't enough for me. And I'm not in a place that I

can afford (health-wise) to experiment with t-3. Please let us know

if you use the slow release and how that works for you. I always

admire that you can use the hc cream... wish I could!

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> > > I think

> > > it's just very weak so I was starting to go Hypo again because

I

> was

> > > counting it as 75mcg but in reality I think it should only be

> counted

> > > as maybe 25mcg or so.

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

robersonm38 wrote:

> The hardest part for me is the in between dose's because your suppose

> to take on an empty stomach but mines hardly ever empty.

>

>

That is one of the reasons I take my thyroid sublingually or buccally.

Avoids that altogether. As using HC cream avoids both the stomach

irritation (I have a sensitive stomach, have had an ulcer in the past)

and the need to eat to be able to take HC.

sol

[Guest guest]

I take 100 mcg Cynomel in the morning and 75 mcg Triyotex at bedtime.

This seems to be working for me.

I started the Triyotex when the Cynomel was difficult to get.

> > And I'm not in a place that I

> > can afford (health-wise) to experiment with t-3. Please let us

know

> > if you use the slow release and how that works for you.

> I am still trying to get to my best dose of thyroid, and now have

plenty

> of cynomel on hand so it will be months before I need to decide on

> trying triyotex. It sounds like the triyotex needs to be swallowed,

> well, duh, I didn't think of that as a complication either. Is it a

> capsule or a tablet? I always take my thyroid med sublingually or

> buccally, so that alone may rule out a trial of triyotex for me.

Can't

> believe I didn't think about that issue.

> sol

>

[Guest guest]

Very interesting!

thanks!

sol

sarasotalin48 wrote:

> I take 100 mcg Cynomel in the morning and 75 mcg Triyotex at bedtime.

> This seems to be working for me.

> I started the Triyotex when the Cynomel was difficult to get.

>