THYROMED 50 THYROID HORMONE Deus Medical

THYROMED 50 THYROID HORMONE Deus Medical

THYROMED 50 by Deus Medical contains Levothyroxine Sodium, a synthetic version of the primary thyroid hormone Thyroxine (T4). While often discussed in clinical circles for treating hypothyroidism, T4 is a critical component in advanced performance protocols.

Unlike T3 (Liothyronine), which is the active, fast-acting form of thyroid hormone, T4 serves as a stable precursor.¹ The body converts T4 into T3 as needed, providing a smoother, more regulated metabolic enhancement.² This makes THYROMED 50 an essential tool for maintaining metabolic homeostasis, especially when using other performance-enhancing compounds that can suppress natural thyroid output.

Technical Product Specifications

Core Functions & Performance Synergy

• Metabolic Baseline Support: T4 regulates the basal metabolic rate.³ By ensuring adequate T4 levels, the body can efficiently synthesize proteins and break down carbohydrates and fats.⁴

• HGH Synergy (Crucial): Human Growth Hormone (HGH) is known to accelerate the conversion of T4 to T3.⁵ However, chronic HGH use can deplete the body's T4 stores. Supplementing with THYROMED 50 ensures that the "fuel" for this conversion is always available, allowing HGH to reach its full anabolic and fat-burning potential.

• Stable Hormone Delivery: Due to its long half-life, T4 provides much more stable blood levels than T3. This reduces the risk of the "metabolic crashes" or heart palpitations often associated with faster-acting thyroid agents.

• Improved Recovery: Adequate thyroid levels are necessary for cellular repair and energy production.⁶ THYROMED 50 helps ensure the body remains in a recovered, energetic state during high-intensity training phases.

Usage & Dosage Protocols

Precision is key when dealing with thyroid hormones. For performance support, dosages are typically kept within physiological ranges.

Important: Avoid taking calcium, iron, or antacids within 4 hours of THYROMED 50, as these minerals can significantly block the absorption of the hormone.

Side Effects & Overdosage Signs

Excessive T4 intake can lead to symptoms of hyperthyroidism.⁷ If you experience the following, your dose may be too high:

1. Cardiovascular Strain: Rapid heartbeat (tachycardia), palpitations, or chest pain.

2. Central Nervous System: Insomnia, excessive nervousness, or hand tremors.⁸

3. Heat Sensitivity: Excessive sweating and feeling uncomfortably hot even in cool environments.

4. Bone Health: Chronic overdosage can lead to a decrease in bone mineral density over time.⁹

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is T4 better than T3 for fat loss?

T3 is more powerful for immediate, aggressive fat loss because it is the active hormone.10 However, T4 is much safer and more stable. Most professionals prefer T4 because the body converts only what it needs into T3, reducing the risk of muscle wasting and heart strain.

2. Why do I need T4 if I am taking HGH?

HGH use speeds up the conversion of T4 to T3.11 If you don't supplement T4, your levels of the "precursor" can drop, leading to a thyroid deficiency that actually slows down your results. T4 keeps the "engine" running while you use HGH.

3. Does THYROMED 50 shut down my natural thyroid?

Yes. Like any exogenous hormone, taking T4 will suppress your natural thyroid production. However, unlike testosterone, the thyroid gland typically recovers its natural function relatively quickly after the cessation of use, provided the dose and duration were reasonable.

4. Can I drink coffee with my T4 tablet?

It is best to wait at least 60 minutes after taking your tablet before drinking coffee. Coffee can interfere with the absorption of Levothyroxine in the gut, making your dose less effective.12