Difference between Tyronene and Cynomel?
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Hello everyone,
I have Tyromix and Tyronene. I don't feel much of anything from the Tyronene, perhaps a very slight uplift. With Tyromix, the effect tends to be much more potent but very inconsistent. I've been under a LOT of financial stress lately and I could really use something to help blunt the stress. I'd like to look into getting Cynomel but only if people have noticed a huge difference between that and the IdeaLabs thyroid products. Again, I don't have much money so I'm really want to get something that is promising. I have Methylene Blue, and that works very well but I think it has some strange effect on my blood pressure as I'll occasionally get extremely lightheaded from taking it. Aspirin works more consistently but only to an extent and after a while makes me feel somewhat sickly. Cypro makes me feel extremely strange and give me heart palpitations.
Any advice would be welcome.
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@RandomUser I only have experience with Idealabsthyroid products but anecdotally I've seen alot of people comment on how using Idealabs thyroid yielded poor results compared to Cynomel/Plus and this is coming from a big fan of Idealabs. Probably worth a shot. I didn't make much headway with Tyro products either but have yet to try and replacement.
Had some fairly good results with mimetics though (caffeine, aspirin, intermittent methylene blue).
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@DKJoeAgain Thanks, yeah I've seen that Idealabs products supposedly can degrade much quicker since they are in liquid form versus tablets. So I think I'm willing to purchase some. Thanks!
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@RandomUser I’ve tried both and think it’s worth trying both Cynomel and Tyronene. Ideally crush (pulverize) Cynomel then start off with no more than about a 1/16th of the powder with food and only very gradually increase the dose.
Cyproheptadine initially will make people sluggish or sleepy coz it reduces the stress hormones. Once (after weeks or months) the proper hormones start kicking in, eg thyroid, then it’ll still be working but not making you so tired.
As far as the aspirin maybe try starting taking it in smaller doses and not on an empty stomach. Taking it with baking soda, diluted in a little warm water, with gelatin or caffeine might also be things worth trying.
I’m cautious about MB and have only .once or twice tried a small dose because of Ray’s caveats. So can’t really tell any thing about it. I might try a little again at some point if i run out of other things that work.