Bioperine with Boldione?

[40butpumpin]

Anyone think this would work to potentiate it?

 

[drveejay11]

Great idea----I think you should ALWAYS take bioperine (or grapefruit juice/extract) with expensive ass PH! Why not try to get the most out tof your $$$$$$ Bioperine is DIRT-CHEAP

 

[Bill Llewellyn]

Great idea----I think you should ALWAYS take bioperine (or grapefruit juice/extract) with expensive ass PH! Why not try to get the most out tof your $$$$$$ Bioperine is DIRT-CHEAP

I discussed this with Sabinsa a couple of years ago actually, and they provided a good refernce for Bioperine slowing steroid metabolism. It is probably not a great idea with PH's however, as it interferes with the enzymes needed for their activation. You will likely get more unconverted PH in your blood than you would without.

Even if it doesn't make a huge difference in overall conversion (i.e. it just takes a little longer to convert), I don't see any real advantage with its use..

It is much more effective when taken with an active steroid like 1-Testosterone....

 

[riskybizz007]

Although Bioperine would slow absorption, is it clear that it would hinder it?

And as far as the other aids of absorption go, ie Quercetin, Grapefruit extract, etc. I'm curious to know if these would help in any way to take oral PH's.
It's true they're very expensive, and absorption is not all that great, this may help? ANy thoughts?

 

[Bill Llewellyn]

Although Bioperine would slow absorption, is it clear that it would hinder it?

And as far as the other aids of absorption go, ie Quercetin, Grapefruit extract, etc. I'm curious to know if these would help in any way to take oral PH's.
It's true they're very expensive, and absorption is not all that great, this may help? ANy thoughts?

Absorption is not the issue with PH's, it is the rapid hepatic metabolism of them.

Bioperine would slow both hepatic activation and deactivation, yielding no real benifit.