17-aa injectable?

[santos2]

Hi. I posted this on sourcecheck but there seem to be more people here today. Are injectable forms of drugs like winny still 17-aa? Are they easier on your liver than the tabs. What would be the case with underground items like injectable anavar etc? Thanks

 

[thelion2005]

Hi. I posted this on sourcecheck but there seem to be more people here today. Are injectable forms of drugs like winny still 17-aa? Are they easier on your liver than the tabs. What would be the case with underground items like injectable anavar etc? Thanks

In general, orals have a strong negative impact on the liver. So can some injectables and topicals, but less so. This is a good reason to have blood tests.

 

[azul]

In general, orals have a strong negative impact on the liver. So can some injectables and topicals, but less so. This is a good reason to have blood tests.

BS. In the short term, sure. In the long term? Absolutely not.

Your liver regenerates very quickly and efficiently. For example, it'll take many, many years of alcohol abuse to really hurt your liver. A few weeks of orals will not do anything to your liver.


Injectables/creams to not have a negative effect on your liver... except for 17-AA winny, that is.

 

[santos2]

Thanks

 

[nydj66]

The liver is the gateway from the digestive system to bloodstream AND it is a filter for the bloodstream. If you take winny orally, the first pass is from the digestive system through the liver, then about every 30 minutes or so whatever remains passes through the liver with the blood until it is all deactivated.

If you inject, it still passes through the liver with the blood about every 30 minutes until it is all deactivated. Either way your liver has to deactivate all of it.