T2 or Trimax for Cutting?

Mr.50

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Does anyone have an opinion (preferably from experience) of which is better for cutting T2 (Thyro Cuts II by SAN) or Trimax? Currently I am using Trimax but I am just curious about this.

Also has anyone used that Dicana yet?



Mr.50
 
Is T3 not an option? I prefer it over Trimax, and it's cheaper too. Trimax works great, but I seem to be shut down a bit harder afterwards by Trimax than T3.
 
For me I am not too worried about being shut down because I already am. I am on T4 replacement but of course I do not take it while taking the Trimax. I could just up the T4 but I have found that this does not help much with fat loss for some reason (possibly poor conversion to T3). Every time I have attempted to use T3 I seem to get a lot of lbm loss without much fat loss. On the other hand, for me the Trimax works prett well at 3 caps per day.

Mr.50


Scrap said:
Is T3 not an option? I prefer it over Trimax, and it's cheaper too. Trimax works great, but I seem to be shut down a bit harder afterwards by Trimax than T3.
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Mr.50 said:
Does anyone have an opinion (preferably from experience) of which is better for cutting T2 (Thyro Cuts II by SAN) or Trimax? Currently I am using Trimax but
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T2 is milder and should not mess with your thyroid much.
 
Nandi has a good review of Thyrocuts 2 and Blaze over at CEM. After reading his review I've been considering giving them a shot. I'm interested in the Dicana as well.
 
Mr.50 said:
Does anyone have an opinion (preferably from experience) of which is better for cutting T2 (Thyro Cuts II by SAN) or Trimax? Currently I am using Trimax but I am just curious about this.

Also has anyone used that Dicana yet?



Mr.50
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Trimax hands down! When it comes to cutting, I've yet to see any products on the OTC market that outperform tiratricol products as a group, and I've been dabblin' and 'perimentin' for the past 7 or 8 years with all kinds of thermogenics, thyroid "enhancers," etc...
 
TheCrownedOne said:
Nandi has a good review of Thyrocuts 2 and Blaze over at CEM. After reading his review I've been considering giving them a shot. I'm interested in the Dicana as well.
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Yeah, same here :)
But instead of Blaze i'm going to use Sledge 7oh thats effective at least the same and its not methylated.
 
Yeh I was trying to compare the two (Blaze and LX) and found that to be a waste of time. The only way to compare the two is by looking at user reviews, and the only one with reviews I can find is Sledge's. I ordered some a few hours ago from Nutraplanet. Here's hoping!
 
TheCrownedOne said:
Yeh I was trying to compare the two (Blaze and LX) and found that to be a waste of time. The only way to compare the two is by looking at user reviews, and the only one with reviews I can find is Sledge's. I ordered some a few hours ago from Nutraplanet. Here's hoping!
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I asked Nandi on CEM how he would compare the two, but he couldnt, he hadnt tried LX or studied into the formula.
I'm already using LX and liking it (altough i had to raise to 4 caps ED). I'm reserving the stack for my upcoming recomp cycle.
 
TheCrownedOne said:
And from what I've read here in AM, Dicana seems to be a weaker derivative of Tricana or Trimax.
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hmm interesting... but proprietary blends always make me unease... I'd go for SAN Thyrocuts which seems to be pretty safe and works, altough much mild than T3.
 
J_Rod on BB.com said:
It is basically Tiratrocol minus an iodine group. Has some potential IMO.
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The point is how much suppressive on the thyroid is that stuff.
 
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