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I began working out a couple of years ago and my trainer was giving me injections of premobolin (sp?). However, I began to experience unwelcomed side affects and discontinued it. Shortly after, I became pregnant. Now, I have a 6 month old daughter, have not worked out in a year and a half, and am holding on to about 30 pounds that I gained during pregnancy. I am working out again (about 45 min cardio & 20 min strength training 4 days a wk) and eating well but I need a little help. I had heard good things about cytomel in the past. I am not wanting to body build or become bulky at all, I mainly want to lean out and tone up. What would you suggest taking??

Before anything I suggest you post your diet and workout. 20 min strength training 4 times a week seems "weak" to me. And I'm wondering if you are doing steady state cardio, HIIT, etc. AAS or things like Clen should always be last resorts. How long have you been working out for again? I would like more details before I suggest if you try Clen or not. At this point in time from what I know I would say no.

cytomel is t3. . it ramps up your system but it is catabolic to both fat and muscle..it doesn't care which.. I would stick to the diet and kick up the cardio...

Thanks everyone for your advice!

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It's funny you hear the same line from every woman " I dont want to bulk up", if you can I'll give you $1000. I'm so sure of that because it most likely not happen. How many women do you see around your gym that are buff? Exactely. My wife had a baby 4 months ago, she lost all of her weight gained from breast pumping. Now she's on t3 and it's working for her as well as it has before to lose those extra few pounds. She's on 40mcgs/day I believe. t3 is only catabolic to muscle when used in high doses. So if you stay at 40-50mcg/day you should be fine.

And instead of kicking up the cardio I would kick up the weights instead. In the long run you will lose more fat compared to doing cardio. Think long term and not short term.