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Hello dear @LeeLemonoil , did you find source for this great chemical? Thank you.
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Two cases of chronic 3, 5, 3’-triiodo-thyroacetic acid (Triac) consumption (2.1 mg/day) are reported. Profound alterations of thyroid function were observed: thyroxine and free thyroxine concentrations were low, normal to excessively high triiodothyronine values were detected and thyroid stimulating hormone response to 200 fig thyroid releasing hormone i.v. was abolished.
The literature concerning Triac use is reviewed, and the efficiency of the drug in the treatment of obesity is discussed.
I think it's because it disappears from the crime scene fast while lowering the other hormones.This abstract offers pretty weak evidence for "pseudohypothyroidism." 2 case studies with some irregular labs. And I'm not sure how resistance to thyroid-(thyrotropin?)releasing hormone indicates "pseudohypothyroidism."
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