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I'm starting to get my folks into healthier stuff, and I never realized how much tylenol they used, so now I'm worried and would like to give them something to repair the liver.
Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
Could I have a list of supplements good for the liver?
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wannabebig1
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milk thistle is supposed to be good for u r liver.
My understanding is that Milk Thistle only makes an insignificant difference in liver reparation.
Can anyone confirm this?
Can anyone confirm this?
Milk Thistle is practically useless against 17aa drugs. It's good if you eat a poison mushroom though.
Go to The AF Store and get Tyler Liver Detox Factors and Glucorell R.
Go to The AF Store and get Tyler Liver Detox Factors and Glucorell R.
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Spartacus
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Ah crap! You guys don't ship Tyler's Liver Detox to Canada! Doh!!
b1ewsw32
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Here you go F117....http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=254157F117A Active Stealth said:
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boogersnax
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A short list:
1. Inositol is the common name of myoinositol. Inositol is readily absorbed and used to produce the active inositides as necessary. The various forms of inositol (phosphatidylinositol and inositides such as IP3) are active in cell-to-cell communication, including the transmission of nerve impulses. Tissues that are affected include the brain, liver and muscles. Inositol is an indirect source of glucose and glucoronic acid, which is essential to detoxification by the liver.
2. Silymarin (Milk Thistle) is composed of three flavonoids: Primarily Silybin and minor amounts of Silydianin and Silychristin, which support liver function by raising protective glutathione levels.
3. Dandelion Root
4. Zinc and Selenium especially if using T3.
5. alpha-Lipoic Acid
6. Licorice root (best if combined in some sort of liver support formula).
I guess that does it from the peanut gallery.
1. Inositol is the common name of myoinositol. Inositol is readily absorbed and used to produce the active inositides as necessary. The various forms of inositol (phosphatidylinositol and inositides such as IP3) are active in cell-to-cell communication, including the transmission of nerve impulses. Tissues that are affected include the brain, liver and muscles. Inositol is an indirect source of glucose and glucoronic acid, which is essential to detoxification by the liver.
2. Silymarin (Milk Thistle) is composed of three flavonoids: Primarily Silybin and minor amounts of Silydianin and Silychristin, which support liver function by raising protective glutathione levels.
3. Dandelion Root
4. Zinc and Selenium especially if using T3.
5. alpha-Lipoic Acid
6. Licorice root (best if combined in some sort of liver support formula).
I guess that does it from the peanut gallery.
Ok thank you guys. Appreciate the help.
I'm off to do some shopping...
I'm off to do some shopping...
