Essential legal supplements for AAS

[ben hart]

Thanks. Very informative!

 

[RuckstaR]

The main focus in this case would be ALA or R-ALA's antioxidant properties and ability to increase gluth. levels in the liver. In this case R-ALA has been shown to be more potent, albeit more expensive as well.

 

[psychedout]

R-ALA is certainly better, and I believe the dosage is 3x smaller for same effect, I just plop the two together as ALA though.

Tyler's would be a more all encompassing liver protectant if you are looking for one supp, however for some using highly toxic 17aa's the use of both could be advised, or 3 or 4 elements stacked together. On my next cycle I am thinking of using MT, ALA, and NAC. Perhaps overkill, but you only get one liver after all.

Liver sides from AAS are vastly overrated in my experience. The liver is one of the most resilent organs in the body and actually has the ability to repair itself.

My liver values have never budged, even while on a 13 weeker where I used dbol for 4 weeks and accutane for all 13!

 

[DIVISION]

Liver sides from AAS are vastly overrated in my experience. The liver is one of the most resilent organs in the body and actually has the ability to repair itself.

My liver values have never budged, even while on a 13 weeker where I used dbol for 4 weeks and accutane for all 13!

I've been preachin' that shit for ages.......but everyone is so touchy about those 17AA orals....

I've run Halo for extended cycles with no elevated liver enzymes......

Everyone is different, you gotta find out for yourself what works for you.




DIV

 

[RuckstaR]

I agree 100%, and we are damn lucky because of it too. However what about our poor uninformed spring break friends who are startin to pop up again and "just got tabs of winny, that dboll stuff, and some anadrol thingees" and have been popping 50mg's of each for the last 3 weeks before they bothered to come in here and ask for guidance? Exagerated I know, but I'm sure you see where i'm commin from!

 

[ben hart]

I usually take Tylers when I take an Oral. Over the years I've done some pretty serious drinking, along with acetaminophen and Ibuprofen, so I'm just being cautious.Maybe its just a psychological thing?

 

[idcbp]

I've been preachin' that shit for ages.......but everyone is so touchy about those 17AA orals....

I've run Halo for extended cycles with no elevated liver enzymes......

Everyone is different, you gotta find out for yourself what works for you.




DIV

I hear ya on that, for the most part BUT if you haven't experienced when the liver does get a little over worked, its another thing. I know I've done some heavy oral cycles, like you said, and been totally fine, but if the lower back does gets a little sore, its hard as hell to combat it without droping or ceasing orals, atleast in my experience. Thats why I use the protectants even when I don't think I need them b/c I feel they work much better at preventing symptoms versus reversing them once they surface.

 

[turbogreek]

good info...gonna add it to my scrap book

 

[psychedout]

I've been preachin' that shit for ages.......but everyone is so touchy about those 17AA orals....

I've run Halo for extended cycles with no elevated liver enzymes......

Everyone is different, you gotta find out for yourself what works for you.




DIV

Word Division. I like you.

 

[athlete.03]

I've read, several times, that the Saw Palmetto studies that show they offer a significant effect are flawed. Although, I could be wrong, of course.