im asking all you sexy girls this one thing

[uff]

i have a female friend who is a size 24-26 (uk)
weighs 24 stone,not to sure in lbs what that is but its over 300lb i think.
well i have t-4 and she wants to use it.
is she to fat to use it,i dont wanna kill her.
she is going to the gym now but wants these t-4"S.
i tell yous ive never seen a girl eat so much takeaway

 

[rubberduckyo]

If she's not ready to commit to changing her diet, supps aren't going to do her any good.

 

[BADKITTY]

amen ducky! she needs a nutritionist, not t-4!

 

[DirkMoneyshot]

I'm going to slightly disagree with the girls above-

The first thing she should do is get a medical examination and find out if there are any medical problems that might be causing this high bodyfat. IE: Get her thyroid checked, which might be low and in that case she might need help "T4" or whatever the doctor would prescribe there.

Diet is key, but make sure there are no problems that would cause her success to be slow or none at all. Because if thats the case she will quit within a few weeks.

 

[uff]

to be honest i dont think she will stick at it.
her lifestyle is lazy as lazy gets.i stayed with her for a week not long ago and my god she did fuk all.she sat on the sofa all day and left the house only 4 times in that one week.
she can eat alot of food,she ate a 16 inch pizza on her own.
she calls herself a bbw.
i think it means big beached whale.
she goes on about how she cycles 30miles a day,is that possible for a 300+lb women to do.i work in a gym and ive never seen the likes.

 

[Die$eL~Man]

give her a cheeseburger !

 

[montess]

give her a cheeseburger !

make it a double

 

[Die$eL~Man]

hahahahahahahahahha

 

[uff]

but beibg honest would it be safe at her size to take t-4

 

[GymLift]

Probably not, although she isn't exactly in a healthy state and she really doesn't need to add to the pressure, IMHO.

If she can fix her diet, those pounds will start to drop. She needs to learn how to eat....T3 or T4 can come later.

 

[uff]

thanks bro

 

[anskel]

I have no problem with low doses of t-3 (much more effective that t-4). I do not see that t-4 would make much of a dent in 300 lbs!

Focus on diet first... after 4-6 weeks of good solid dieting, when she starts to plateau, kick in some t-3 and clen. Be sure to read everything you can about both, and if the sides become unacceptable, back off. Be sure to taper the T-3, and not use it more than 6 weeks.

I think a t-3/clen stack is more helpful than typical weight reduction drugs, and relatively safe if done appropriately.

ANSKEL

 

[uff]

thanks for all the advice people

 

[Deadlift]

DON'T give her clen.....or any other stimulant. The girls heart is already in overdrive from her obesity. A good diet will get her losing weight like a normal person does on DNP. Her body does not want to be that fat......she makes it that fat. Seriously though....on the stimulants, she can't use them. People like her using them is why ehpedrine gets such a bad rap.

 

[Mudge]

If she's not ready to commit to changing her diet, supps aren't going to do her any good.

Exactly, your friend needs to use her brain first. T4 is not going to take a 300 pound woman down to 150 pounds all on its own, and even if it could with her crappy diet as soon as she decided "I dont want to be on drugs for the rest of my life" she would rebound.

Sorry, but she is being stupid.

Good luck to your friend.

 

[Mudge]

to be honest i dont think she will stick at it.
she goes on about how she cycles 30miles a day,is that possible for a 300+lb women to do.i work in a gym and ive never seen the likes.

I have to imagine someone in her shape would take 4-5 hours to do that, and yet you saw her doing NOTHING for a whole week? I smell a possible liar my friend.

Exercising burns "a few calories," replacing that with 2500 calories of pizza several times a day isn't going to do jack shit. Diet comes first ALWAYS. The only people who can get there on exercise alone, are those who are already close to their goals. Anyone grossly overweight needs to fix the diet first.