Ultima T3

Ultima T3
 

Manufacturer: Ultima Pharmaceuticals

Category: Oral 

Dose and quantity: 25mcg/pill

Package: 50 pills

Form: Oral 

Active Substance: Liothyronine Sodium 

Active Half-Life: 1-2,5 days

Classification: Synthetic thyroid hormone

Dosage: 5-150 mcg a day

Water retention: No

Aromatization: No

Info: T3, also known as Liothyronine Sodium, is a medication primarily used to treat thyroid disorders and is involved in regulating the body's metabolism. T3 is a synthetic thyroid hormone that can increase metabolic rate, leading to potential fat loss and increased energy expenditure. 
 

Effects:

Thyroid Disorder Management: T3 is prescribed to individuals with hypothyroidism, a condition where the thyroid gland does not produce enough thyroid hormones. It helps restore proper thyroid hormone levels in the body, alleviating symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, and cold intolerance.

Increased Metabolism: T3 plays a key role in regulating metabolism. When administered appropriately, it can help individuals with thyroid issues regain energy, lose excess weight, and maintain a healthy body weight.

Improved Cognitive Function: Adequate thyroid hormone levels are essential for cognitive function. T3 supplementation can help improve mental clarity and concentration in individuals with hypothyroidism.

Enhanced Mood: Thyroid hormones influence neurotransmitters in the brain. Correcting thyroid hormone levels with T3 can lead to improvements in mood and emotional well-being in those with thyroid disorders.

Regulated Heart Function: Thyroid hormones, including T3, play a crucial role in maintaining heart rate and rhythm. Managing thyroid function with T3 can help prevent cardiac complications associated with thyroid disorders.

Normalization of Menstrual Cycles: In women with thyroid disorders, T3 therapy can help regulate menstrual cycles that may have become irregular due to thyroid imbalances.

Support for Athletes and Bodybuilders: Some athletes and bodybuilders misuse T3 as a performance-enhancing substance due to its ability to increase metabolic rate and potentially aid in weight loss. However, this usage is not recommended without medical supervision and can have adverse effects when abused.
 

Adverse Effects:

Tachycardia: Increased heart rate is a common side effect of T3, which can strain the cardiovascular system.

Palpitations: Some individuals may experience irregular heartbeats or palpitations when taking T3.

Hypertension: T3 use can elevate blood pressure, posing risks to individuals with underlying cardiovascular issues.

Anxiety and Nervousness: T3 can lead to heightened anxiety and nervousness.

Tremors: Fine tremors of the hands can occur as a result of T3 use.

Insomnia: Difficulty falling asleep or maintaining sleep is a common side effect.

Nausea: Some individuals may experience nausea when taking T3.

Diarrhea: Gastrointestinal disturbances, including diarrhea, can occur.

Thyroid Dysfunction: Prolonged or excessive T3 use without medical supervision can disrupt the body's natural thyroid function, potentially leading to thyroid disorders.

Tolerance: Over time, the body can develop tolerance to T3, necessitating higher doses for the same effect.

Muscle Loss: T3 can promote muscle catabolism (breakdown) when used improperly, leading to muscle loss.

Irritability: T3 use can lead to increased irritability.

Emotional Instability: Some individuals may experience mood swings or emotional instability.
 

Dosage and Duration:

Optimal T3 dosages are individually tailored, typically commencing with the minimal dose (ranging from 5-25 to 50 mcg per day), and gradually increasing it (by increments of 5-25 to 50 mcg per day) to ascertain the ideal amount. 

The duration of T3 use is also a personal consideration, contingent upon the body's requirements and tolerance to the substance. On average, the course spans 4-8 (6) weeks, which typically suffices for most athletes to achieve noticeable results without triggering severe complications.
 

Combination with Other Drugs:

Combining T3 (Liothyronine Sodium) with other drugs should be as Levothyroxine (T4), Antithyroid Medications, Beta-Blockers, Corticosteroids, Psychiatric Medications, Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements, Medications for Other Medical Conditions.