Triacana 0,35mg

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Contents : 0,35mg/tab 3,5,3 Triiodothyroacetic (50 tablets)

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Triacana is a naturally occurring thyroid product containing the substance known as Tiratricol. Tiratricol is a metabolite of the iodiferous thyroid hormone, L-triiodthyronine (T3), and is available at health-food stores, sold over the internet, and is quite popular in Europe. The drug is marketed under the brand names Triax, Tri-Cuts, and Triacana.

 

In order to provide you with a sound understanding of Triacana, I will first briefly explain the function of the two main hormones produced by the Thyroid gland. The two main hormones produced by the thyroid are L-triiodthyronine (T3), and L-thyroxine (T4). T4 is the hormone which the thyroid produces the lions share of, and is converted by a deiodinase enzyme into what is known as T3.

When a person is involved in a calorie-restricted diet, the body produces less deiodinase enzyme, and hence produces less T3. When our bodies lack the effects of T3 (the more potent of the two hormones) our BMR decreases. An abundance of T4 is still present, however, T4 simply isnt potent enough to maintain the high metabolic rate we seek while trying to burn fat. When our metabolism is slower, fewer calories are burned, and our dieting struggles to remain productive. This is all described as a "negative feedback loop," and its part of the bodys way to maintain homeostasis. While your goals may include being ripped and huge, your body would prefer you to remain small and fat, in order to survive famines and starvation.

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Now you can begin draw the connection between fat loss, and the use of Triacana (tiratricol).

Triacana has held a solid reputation since the 1970s among athletes and bodybuilders for being a strong fat-burning drug. While it can aid lipolysis, the effects are extremely mild when compared to stronger thyroid hormones, namely T4 and T3. One exception would be Triacanas higher thermogenic potency in brown adipocytes. The misconception that many people possess regarding Tiratricol is that the effects are harmless. Simply put, this is untrue. Tiratricol can significantly suppress Thyroid Stimulating Hormone. Although the effects are mild when compared to those caused by T3, theyre still present. Thyroid recovery generally takes up to 6 weeks; however, extreme cases have shown to take up to 5months to fully recover from the TSH suppression. Thankfully, TSH recovery is very quick, and there has yet to be a documented case of the Thyroid being permanently shut down from the use of Tiratricol.