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Thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3) are produced by the thyroid gland
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By Use Case: Different Timelines Weight Loss First noticeable: Weeks 2-4 (appetite + early scale movement) Significant: Months 2-4 (10-15% body weight) Peak: Months 10-14 (18-22.5% body weight) Blood Sugar / A1c First measurable: Weeks 2-4 (fasting glucose drops) Significant A1c change: Months 2-3 (0.5-1.5% reduction) Full effect: Months 4-6 (1.5-2.0% total reduction) Liver Fat First measurable: Month 2-3 (ALT/AST trending down) Significant reduction: Months 4-6 (MRI-measurable fat loss) MASH resolution: Months 10-12+ (based on SYNERGY-NASH data) Blood Pressure First measurable: Weeks 4-8 Significant reduction: Months 2-4 (most of the 6.8 mmHg drop occurs by month 6) Sustained: As long as weight loss is maintained When to Adjust Protocol Signs it is working Appetite clearly reduced within the first 2 weeks Scale moving by weeks 3-4 Fasting glucose dropping (if you monitor at home) GI side effects present but manageable (indicates the drug is active) Signs to adjust No appetite change after 4 weeks: Consider dose increase, verify peptide quality (request COA from vendor) Severe GI side effects: Reduce dose, titrate more slowly, split doses further Weight loss stalled for 4+ weeks (not at goal): May need dose increase

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