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OrganMeatX
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Machiavelli, sorry to be the spoiler, but Ulter was definitely not the first, second, third, etc... to realize that grapefruit juice decreases the liver's breakdown and inactivation of D-bol and benzo's thus prolonging their potency and effects. Grapefruit juice has been a well known and established inhibitor of the cytochrome P-450 enzyme as well as other enzymes which are responsible for the metabolism of just about all drugs and so forth for some time.
Grapefruit juice as well as others are even listed in the PDR as certain drug inducers that are metabolized by those enzymes in the liver in which they inhibit. Even numerous junkies such as heroine\opiate addicts have been aware for years of grapefruit juices, as well as things like tagamet and ketanzocole (Nizoral) abilities to prolong the effects of drugs in addition to increasing their potency and effects for longer periods of time before a higher tolerance becomes inevitable. So don't be so quick to throw credit, where it's not due. This is in no way an attack on Ulter, but just a correction to a blind statement.
Grapefruit juice as well as others are even listed in the PDR as certain drug inducers that are metabolized by those enzymes in the liver in which they inhibit. Even numerous junkies such as heroine\opiate addicts have been aware for years of grapefruit juices, as well as things like tagamet and ketanzocole (Nizoral) abilities to prolong the effects of drugs in addition to increasing their potency and effects for longer periods of time before a higher tolerance becomes inevitable. So don't be so quick to throw credit, where it's not due. This is in no way an attack on Ulter, but just a correction to a blind statement.
