So I was doing some reading about mixing Guggulsterones + NYC stack for max effectiveness, but it said somewhere that being on KETO diet reduces body's ability to convert T4 to T3, which is thyroid talk for decreased thyroid functionality. Suposedly Guggulsterones counter this. Anyone have any opinions if this is marketing scam or legit???

Howdy!

In addition to that question, I would also like to ask:
What do you think of T2-Pro, by Biotest, as thyroid support?

It contains the following:
3,5-diiodo-L-tyrosine (100 mcg)
3-iodo-L-tyrosine (100 mcg)
Coleus forskohlii (75 mg - 20% forskolin)

Biotest Edge
The product is called "T2-Pro" (More information can be found in the "Full Order Form" section of the BioTestEdge site, just click on T2-PRO .)

It claims:
"In other words, we've found a non-suppressive method of stimulating the production of thyroid hormones. Bottom line, forskolin can actually rev up thermogenesis just as if you were taking bodybuilder doses of T2 and T3!"

Just wondering if anyone had input or experience with this product...

Thanks in advance!
Trilbe


(FYI y'all - I'm not CKDing, I'm BFLing...)

I took Gugguls plus NYC for all of my CKD. Added in BioTest T2 for the last 5 weeks. Got great results. Am on haitus from all three til the end of Oct, but will go back to them Nov 1.

Cheers,

Fri