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Dicana question

heebs10

heebs10

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i searched but found no conclusive results.

does anyone know if dicana is suppressive to the thyroid?

that is what some had said, claiming it is the same as T2.

any thoughts?
 
anyone?
 
heebs10 said:
i searched but found no conclusive results.

does anyone know if dicana is suppressive to the thyroid?

that is what some had said, claiming it is the same as T2.

any thoughts?
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It is mildly suppressive and is not T2. Its name is based from triiodothyroacetic acid commonly called tricana. Some people get the term Tricana and T3, aka tryiidothyronine, confused with each other and see Tri + T3 = same thing. Then they see Dicana and put the Di + T2 = same thing. All different compounds, but Dicana is mildly suppressive on the thyroid but you should rebound quickly if you have a healthy thyroid. Consult with a doctor before trying Dicana. There is a lot of feedback, mostly all positive. A lot of users logged double-dose Dicana journals as well. All can be found by searching here and on Google.

From the Dicana FAQ
So Dicana is safe, but is it effective?
Yes! The beauty of Dicana is that it is able to give you the right amount of each thyroid hormone to give you noticeable fat burning results, but thyroid suppression will be minimal, and the thyroid is able to rebound quickly to mild suppression, so quickly that you will not notice any effects of suppression.
 
hey thanks for clearing all that up, much appreciated.
 
ralph4u2c said:
Your welcome my friend.

And your using Dicana why? You already looked ripped from your avatar!:fool2: Regardless, take care and good luck!
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im not using it right now, i got it for a really good deal. i got to stay shredded for the ladies.
 
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