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    How do I get thin again, Peating fixed my health but made me put on a lot of fat

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    • thyroidchor27T
      thyroidchor27 @sztrapacska
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      @sztrapacska I just started creatine loading and lifting weights. I also read that t3 increases MPS although bodybuilders say its the opposite (but thats prolly cause theyre using huge doses a day making them sensitive to adrenaline). Thing is I look leaner in the mirror ever since I started tracking cals and lifting and using t3 but my weight on the scale doesnt budge. Can increased water retention from creatine, and the muscle from t3 and lifting (im an intermediate lifter who lost all his gains so I have sattelite cells that make me get relatively big again pretty fast) and maybe increased bone density from cypro, progesterone, aspirin megadosing and t3 be hiding the actual fat loss? I dont know how to calculate it however , for eg idk how much bone weight can increase after a month of high co2 and calcium/vitamin D and k2, how much the MPS from t3 is in humans etc,

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      • TexugoDoMelT
        TexugoDoMel @thyroidchor27
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        @thyroidchor27

        But if you see yourself thinner in the mirror, isn't that a sign that you're losing body fat even though the scales remain the same?

        t3 increases synthesis and degradation, so it's good to have a good diet to support synthesis.

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        • thyroidchor27T
          thyroidchor27 @TexugoDoMel
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          @TexugoDoMel where does it increase muscle degradation and at what dosages? I think MPS heavily outweighs the degradation at certain doses and vice versa at @superphysiologic doses”

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          • Norwegian MugabeN
            Norwegian Mugabe @thyroidchor27
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            @thyroidchor27 you need to spend more time walking.

            if you are unwilling or unable to walk more, then you need to either lift the weights more intensely, or consume fewer calories.

            Put yourself on fire for peak energy metabolism.

            Ignore, judge, overcommit.

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            • TexugoDoMelT
              TexugoDoMel @thyroidchor27
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              @thyroidchor27

              It's just a logical conclusion, I think what will define the balance between synthesis and degradation are the stimuli (e.g. mechanical like exercise, and "chemical" like nutrients in the diet, energy, hormones) or the lack of them.

              You can see this kind of relationship between synthesis and degradation in hyperthyroidism, despite the doubling of testosterone the waste of muscle in hyperthyroidism is well known, I don't know if the result would be the same if you converted the rat/person into a kind of "hummingbird like being" by feeding it every half hour to see if the opposite happened.

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              • sztrapacskaS
                sztrapacska @thyroidchor27
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                @thyroidchor27

                tbh given that you're an intermediate who lost his gains just get your old gains back and then cut, it'd probably be the most efficient way to do this. i wrote what i wrote bc i thought you were a novice or smth

                I've decided to wander for ten years. There were two men - they walked the same road, but after ten years, they discovered completely opposite truths. So I think if I wander for ten years, I'll be able to find my own truth.

                -Sojiro Seta, Rurouni Kenshin

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                • thyroidchor27T
                  thyroidchor27 @TexugoDoMel
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                  @TexugoDoMel most people who are diagnosed as hyperthyroid have high TSH. Their problem is cells not taking up the thyroid so they linger around in bloodstream. Not that the gland just said fuck it and released a flood of hormones

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                  • GreekDemiGodG
                    GreekDemiGod @thyroidchor27
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                    @thyroidchor27 Just restrict your fat intake.

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                      A Former User
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                      @thyroidchor27 Hi, how much fat? Just not shredded, or over a certain threshold that you think is an indicator of sub-optimal health?

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                      • periander345P
                        periander345 @GreekDemiGod
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                        @GreekDemiGod Yeah I lost close to 10lbs by drinking skim milk and eating more sugar

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                        • thyroidchor27T
                          thyroidchor27 @A Former User
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                          @Truth latter but I come from a very high PUFA background. I think after I started Peating i probably lost atleast half my PUFA stores but the other half is still there and I can feel the effects it has on me. Sometimes when I take high doses of aspirin, and get the perfect nutrition and t3 dose I get to a state of being which I would suspect would be what very low PUFA would feel like. Im also confused because I look leaner in the mirror and my muscles feel tighter and bigger but the scale doesnt budge much

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                          • onliestO
                            onliest @thyroidchor27
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                            @thyroidchor27 if you are taking K2 you can gain a lot in bone weight. I echo what others are saying, low fat and low intensity exercise is key.

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                              thyroidchor27 @onliest
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                              @onliest said in How do I get thin af, Peating made me fat subhooman:

                              @thyroidchor27 if you are taking K2 you can gain a lot in bone weight

                              How much weight? Any idea of a quantifiable number?

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                              • onliestO
                                onliest @thyroidchor27
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                                @thyroidchor27 someone on twitter, can't remember the @, was taking 15mg daily and gained 10-15lbs in a few months without diet changes.

                                I took 2-4mg/day K2 for four months while bulking and gained 35 lbs. Impossible to quantify how much was bone for me.

                                I'm currently taking 4g aspirin+ 10-12 mg K2 on a cut.

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                                • thyroidchor27T
                                  thyroidchor27 @onliest
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                                  @onliest mk7 or mk4?

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                                  • onliestO
                                    onliest @thyroidchor27
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                                    @thyroidchor27 MK4

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                                    • thyroidchor27T
                                      thyroidchor27 @onliest
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                                      @onliest thanks

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                                        TeaChedda
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                                        My best advice is to eat small meals. This will shrink your stomach and help prevent you from over eating. Allow yourself to feel hungry for long periods of time in between meals. Low protien, mostly collagen. High carb, starch or sugar. Eat fat to satisfaction, highly saturated obviously. Im at like 13% body fat and this typically how I eat. I consume OJ and 1% milk throughout the day as needed, lots of redbull and mexican coke (never water). Endangered species dark chocolate bars (1 a day). Sourdough bread (bread of heaven) with butter or cheese. I also eat lunchables and killer browny cookie dough brownies as my guilty pleasure. One raw carrot a day, away from other meals. Lots of oysters, occasional beef.

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                                          GlucoseGal @sztrapacska
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                                          • thyroidchor27T
                                            thyroidchor27 @TeaChedda
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                                            @TeaChedda thanks. Why never water?

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