L-Thyroxine
Listing ID#171785
ModelCAS: 51-48-9
CategoryChemicals

L-Thyroxine

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Origin
China
Packaging
According to Customer Requirements for Packaging
Price Term
EXW/EX-Work,FOB
Payment Term
T/T,L/C,Western Union
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L-Thyroxine is a Chemicals product. Key specs — Origin: China; Packaging: According to Customer Requirements for Packaging; Price Term: EXW/EX-Work,FOB; Payment Term: T/T,L/C,Western Union.

Product Description

Basic Info: Model NO.: CAS 51-48-9 Customized: Non-Customized Suitable for: Adult Purity: >99% CAS: 51-48-9 Mf: C15h11I4no4 Transport Package: Foil Bag or According The Customer Requiremnet Origin: China Powder: Yes Certification: ISO 9001, USP State: Solid Alias: L-Thyroxine (T4) Einecs: 200-101-1 MW: 776.87 HS Code: 2942000000

T4 Introduction T3, T4 are two hormones of thyroid secretion, named four iodothyronine (abbreviated as T4, thyroxine that is commonly referred to) and three-triiodothyronine (abbreviated as T3), both collectively known as thyroid hormone , amino acid derivatives which are iodinated, so they have to use "T" to represent.

These two hormones are in effect on the body play a catalytic role in enhancing the main. increased (hyperthyroidism), the metabolic rate to accelerate, prompting the diet increased while consumption also increased, people generally seem thin; the contrary when low, slow down the metabolic dysfunction, metabolic rate, resulting in loss of appetite and other phenomena, their body fat in obese patients significantly more simple, Compared with normal under normal circumstances, In the cases surveyed did not find T3, T4 is low, but the proportion with respect to the body, the relative lack nothing now and the end of the study data show significant changes in the Obese T3, T4's.

Interestingly, the information then prove that hypothyroidism who, and no significant obesity, which may be related to poor patients suffering from T3,1,4 while anorexia symptoms.

There are also people sometimes low thyroid function, Klotz (K1otz) found in 240 obese people have a 22% occurrence of hypothyroidism, but the majority of cases, obesity improves after thyroid function return to normal.

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