Liver protection on Dbol?

[SinfulCJ]

While taking Dbol, I would like to add some extra protection for my liver. I have read alot of posts about this and this is what I've come up with so far.

During weeks 1-4 on Dbol, I'd like to also take some MILK THISTLE and TYLER LIVER DETOX. Where would I get my hands on this stuff? And how much per day? What else would you guys recommend taking along with that stuff?

Just a little added precaution--can't hurt, right?

 

[OXANDRIN]

ala or r-ala would work

 

[MUSTANG_18]

Take Tylers and R-ALA You can purchase both at
www.anabolicfitness.net

M18

 

[BigE22]

Milk thystle is good but you have to take like 5 or 6 pills a daqy

 

[RADAR]

stick with ala add milk thistle at 2000 mg when those lower back pumps come on.that will knock it right out!



RADAR

 

[smokinghawk]

R-ALA is amazing anyway--you oughtta be using whether or not you need liver protection.

I made my own hand-capped liver protection with extra-concentrated sylimarin and NAC. A single cap a day packs the whole answer.

Some people still wanna use Tyler's though, and it seems to be good stuff. It's just expensive. NAC by itself is cheap.

 

[gsxr600]

I have to agree with Milk THisle and ALA.
I'm on week 6.5 of dbol (monitored by doctor) and values are just a little elevated.

 

[smokinghawk]

Well, it's not that milk thistle is the good stuff...it's the sylimarin in it. So I just use a concentrated extract of sylimarin, combined with NAC, and capped in 00 capsules.

 

[Ulter]

gsxr if you have someone who can send Tyler up to you then you could bring the values back down.

Tyler Liver detox is your best choice for Liver Protection from 17aa's like dbol

It's at the AF Store.

 

[jboldman]

I think the base for liver protection should be milk thistle(standardized for silymarin extract), and NAC. Both are inexpensive in bulk(BAC is a good source). Tyler's is supposed to be good but expensive as is r-ala. If you can afford them add them otherwise i would stick to the NAC and Silymarin. BTW, the primary negative impact of 17aas to the liver is thru cholestasis and silymarin has been proven to remdeiate this. Interestingly guar gum has also been shown to effect cholestasis, you might want to consider adding this as well, it will also add some fiber to your diet.

jb