Ok guys, I know I will probably get flamed for asking this, but this is just a hypothetical question. And I'm worried about the cows 
Anyway, I was searching for some article that would either confirm or deny boldenone's hepatotoxicity. I couldn't find any. I looked up sciencedirect.com, scholar.google.com (it aggregates from many sites) and nothing. Zip. Nada.
The only articles I found were about concurrent use of boldenone with some other steroids.
I'm looking for this info because on all the steroid profiles' sites I find the information that it is hepatotoxic to a very slight degree ... But none of them say exactly how, why or how much.
Anyway, I think this thing with boldenone being hepatotoxic is a big urban legend
The reason I am asking this is because I saw some people go for lifelong HRT with testosterone and wouldn't even consider boldenone as a permanent agent because of it's hepatotoxicity.
I believe guys, that we have been misled
If someone has some first hand information or a link to a study saying otherwise, please inform me
BTW, we are talking about hepatotoxicity only here. There are other forms of toxicity I wouldn't even want to go into now ...
PS: If there isn't a study saying TRUE or FALSE now, when I finish college, I'm gonna do a specific study concerning boldenone's toxicity

Anyway, I was searching for some article that would either confirm or deny boldenone's hepatotoxicity. I couldn't find any. I looked up sciencedirect.com, scholar.google.com (it aggregates from many sites) and nothing. Zip. Nada.
The only articles I found were about concurrent use of boldenone with some other steroids.
I'm looking for this info because on all the steroid profiles' sites I find the information that it is hepatotoxic to a very slight degree ... But none of them say exactly how, why or how much.
Anyway, I think this thing with boldenone being hepatotoxic is a big urban legend

The reason I am asking this is because I saw some people go for lifelong HRT with testosterone and wouldn't even consider boldenone as a permanent agent because of it's hepatotoxicity.
I believe guys, that we have been misled

If someone has some first hand information or a link to a study saying otherwise, please inform me

BTW, we are talking about hepatotoxicity only here. There are other forms of toxicity I wouldn't even want to go into now ...
PS: If there isn't a study saying TRUE or FALSE now, when I finish college, I'm gonna do a specific study concerning boldenone's toxicity
