A||N||3||lala||Thyroid shutdown on clen ??!!||||||
Z||000000||lala||08-04-2000||12:35 PM||claudia@chickmail.com||I did my research on clen and thought it would be safe for me to take, but yesterday, since the search function is working again, I did anther search and read that it would mess up my thyroid. <P>Will someone clear this up...please.<P>lala ||152.163.205.11||reg||
Z||000001||big dog||08-04-2000||04:09 PM||msimon7592@aol.com||You may be reffering to the thyroxin Cytomel. I dont beleive clen has any effect on the Thyroids<P>------------------<BR>big dog<BR>||205.188.193.42||reg||
Z||000002||lala||08-04-2000||05:09 PM||claudia@chickmail.com||I didn't think so, but some old thread made me a bit scared.<P>thanks for responding,<P>lala<BR>||152.163.194.194||reg||
Z||000003||Monster||08-06-2000||12:46 AM||monster@musclemail.com||Long term use of clen can cause problems in conversion of T4/T3 in thge thyroid. So technically it would cuse a type of thyroid shutdown.<BR>It happens due to the fact that Clen uses a certain amino acid as its vehicle for converting to active form.<BR>Its late and I cant think of the damn amino acid by name, but it starts with a T. Not tyrosine or tryptophan.<BR>Cycleing clen should take care of the problem, along with taking additional amino acids in pill form and through protien intake...||24.4.252.129||reg||