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Description:
Biotest says "Biotest T2-Pro thermogenic formula is, as far as fat loss is concerned, the next step toward a more-perfect world. For the first time ever, you now have an over-the-counter supplement that can truly maximize actual thyroid function year round! You don't have to cycle it! In other words, not only is T2-PRO highly effective, it actually supports, and doesn't suppress, natural thyroid production. Without a doubt, T2-PRO is the single, most-effective thermogenic formula ever to be released in the supplement industry.
There are plenty of metabolic agents on the market that boost metabolism through the adrenoreceptors. These are supplements that contain stimulants like ephedra, caffeine, and yohimbine. But what about the other main metabolic pathway — the thyroid?
After all, achieving a truly ripped-to-shreds condition is the result of a multifactorial approach to fat loss. And without using the thyroid pathway — probably the most powerful — it's almost inevitable that you'll never reach your super lean, physique goals.
So all of us who are trying to get into hard condition need a thyroid modulator to get the job done. So there's clearly a need for an effective pro-thyroid product. Well, buckaroo, we have it! It's called T2-PROTM Thermogenic Formula and it'll set fire to the fat within.
When formulating T2-PRO, we wanted to design something that took fat-loss supplementation another giant step toward a more-perfect world. We thought it'd be pretty spectacular if we could formulate a highly effective fat-loss agent that didn't need to be cycled. And to do that, we'd have to find compounds that legitimately stimulated and supported thyroid function without suppressing TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) one iota.
Even though the thyroid hormone, T2 (3,5-diiodo-L-thyronine) is potentially suppressive if used long-term, it's still very safe when used at the recommended doses for periods of up to six weeks. But after that, to avoid the possibility of TSH suppression, you need to cycle off for six weeks, which puts you back to only using the other-type fat burners — and they have to be cycled as well. So, up until now, there hasn't been an effective fat-loss formula on the market that you can take year round.
The theoretical premise for our design is centered around two critical goals: 1) locating ample supplies of the direct precursors — the actual building blocks — of the major thyroid hormones T2 and T3. And 2) finding an effective thyroid "stimulator" that doesn't suppress TSH.
The Chemical Thermogenic Catalyst
After all of our research, we've found only one good choice for a thyroid booster that's not suppressive. We're bound to uncover more in the future, but for now, we've found just one thyroid stimulant currently available that can really get the job done well. The specific compound is called forskolin, which is found in an herb used in Indian, Ayurvedic medicine, called Coleus forskohlii.
Phytochemically speaking, forskolin is a labdane-type diterpene. Diterpenes in general are widely found in plants, many of which impart known medicinal actions in the body. Forskolin, in particular, has a very unique ability to directly activate adenylate cyclase. This is of major importance to us because adenylate cyclase is the enzyme that catalyzes the formation of cyclic AMP (cyclic adenosine monophosphate or cAMP) from ATP.
I know this sounds a bit geeky, but we're just around the corner from pay-dirt here. Bear with me and I'll show you how forskolin, through the production of cyclic AMP, supercharges thyroid function. I promise, you're gonna' explode with excitement over this…
Now here's the gold: Cyclic AMP is responsible for intracellular mediation of TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) through the "second messenger" pathway. In other words, cAMP either mediates or actually mimics TSH! And, as you know, TSH is the messenger responsible for triggering the thyroid to produce more of its powerful, thermogenic hormones.
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! There's only one thing that potentially stands in the way, though: Do you have enough building blocks circulating in your system to make the thyroid hormones?
For sure, through the use of forskolin, we can send a strong signal to the thyroid to make more hormones, but if the gland doesn't have ample supplies of bricks and mortar, you won't get the optimal effect.
What exactly are T2 and T3 comprised of anyway?
Sugar and spice, and everything nice? Nah, everyone knows that's what little girls are made of. We're talking serious chemistry here. So let's check out the actual chemical identities of T2 and T3:
T2 = diiodothyronine T3 = triiodothyronine
As you can see, both T2 and T3 have a similar makeup. Both are thyronines, except one's a di (meaning 2 iodides) and the other's a tri (meaning three iodides).
It's common knowledge that tyrosine is a precursor to the various thyronines, and that taking L-tyrosine as a supplement can boost thyroid function. But is plain ol' L-tyrosine the direct intermediary to the all-important ligands? Close, but not precisely on the money. The key components required to make T2 and T3 are indeed a form of tyrosine; however, they both require two exotic versions of the amino acid.
The two tyrosines that form T2, T3, and even T4 are iodo-L-tyrosine and diiodo-L-tyrosine — in other words, tyrosine structures with one and two iodides super-glued on. Then, using an enzyme called thyroperoxidase, iodotyrosine and diiodotyrosine in various configurations are coupled together to make T2, T3, and T4. Watch how simple the thyroid-hormone puzzle fits together:
T2 = 2 x iodotyrosine T3 = iodotyrosine + diiodotyrosine T4 = 2 x diiodotyrosine
Pretty cool, huh? Now, all we have to do is find a good source for iodotyrosine and diiodotyrosine. And if we combine forskolin with the two tyrosines, we'll have ourselves the first, highly effective thyroid modulator ever to hit the supplement market, period. This thing will rock — big time!
Metabolic Thermonuclear War!
Well, we found great supplies of super-pure versions of the two tyrosines and we've located the best source of forskolin. The only thing left to do is put all the ingredients into capsule form and swallow, which is exactly what we've done — all but the swallowing, that is. We'll leave that up to you.
With T2-PRO, which contains forskolin to potentiate or actually mimic TSH and the two tyrosines supplying the raw materials, you've got the makings of metabolic thermonuclear war!
One dose contains 75 mg of Coleus forskohlii (15 mg of forskolin), 100 mcg of iodotyrosine, and 100 mcg of diiodotyrosine — ample amounts to nuke the fat right off those irritating, hard-to-get-off spots. Can you say love handles, lower abs, butt and thighs?
And for all of you who've tried and liked the the thyroid horrmones, T2 and T3, I truly believe that you'll find the effects of T2-PRO are even better. Really. You can stoke the fires of your thyroid just as much, plus you never need to cycle off!"
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cellulose, gelatin, magnesium stearate.
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