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TheGame_620
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EngiCream said:
Yeah theres allot of them listed there, you should check it out sometime.
but since you asked
ALA
Tyler liver detox
Milk Thistle
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HighIntensity
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Milk Thistle SUCKS!!! Stop the insanity
Herbs: Milk Thistle, Apple cider vinegar tablets help to detox and keep liver supported. Garlic with lecithin, as well as a couple of drops of liquid chlorophyl added to you water helps to keep blood clean.
The effects of vitamins and herbs aren't always felt today, and there effectiveness are debated by western medicine. I believe they are intended to help us today, but to make us feel better tomorrow and thera after.
We will never know forsure, but what the fuck is any extra 40-50 bucks a month for your piece of mind?
The effects of vitamins and herbs aren't always felt today, and there effectiveness are debated by western medicine. I believe they are intended to help us today, but to make us feel better tomorrow and thera after.
We will never know forsure, but what the fuck is any extra 40-50 bucks a month for your piece of mind?
supertech69
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ALA
It's kinda expensive but, then again so is a liver transplant!
It's kinda expensive but, then again so is a liver transplant!
This is what doctors recommend. Tyler Liver Detox.
This is what you should add to it. ALA
This is what you should add to it. ALA
soflaguy
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From what I have read, the best liver protector is the one the body produces called "glutathione", which is a tripeptide compound consisting of acetylated cysteine, glutamine and glycine.
Supposedly, it does not do much good to take glutathione alone as a supplement but instead give the body the building blocks to make its own.
If you look at ingredients of Tyler's Liver Detox you will see at the top of the ingredients all the usual anti-oxidants like Vit A,C,D,B12,selenium,etc. Then you will also see NAC (N-acetyl-l-cysteine),glycine,l-glutamine, and l-glutamic acid hcl.
And towards the end you will see milk thistle and l-glutathione reduced.
Probably the best advice would be to take as others mentioned(to cover all the bases):
Tyler's Liver Detox
ALA
Some additional NAC and L-Glutamine...and of course lots of water.
If you don't drink alcohol during your cycle, then your liver should be just fine with these supps.
Supposedly, it does not do much good to take glutathione alone as a supplement but instead give the body the building blocks to make its own.
If you look at ingredients of Tyler's Liver Detox you will see at the top of the ingredients all the usual anti-oxidants like Vit A,C,D,B12,selenium,etc. Then you will also see NAC (N-acetyl-l-cysteine),glycine,l-glutamine, and l-glutamic acid hcl.
And towards the end you will see milk thistle and l-glutathione reduced.
Probably the best advice would be to take as others mentioned(to cover all the bases):
Tyler's Liver Detox
ALA
Some additional NAC and L-Glutamine...and of course lots of water.
If you don't drink alcohol during your cycle, then your liver should be just fine with these supps.
smokinghawk
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First of all, NAC and ALA both promote glutathione production naturally anyway, so you don't need to take more if you're already on that. Both of these are probably the BEST you can get, anyway.
Second, milk thistle/silymarin have a very minor, almost negligible effect. Hardly worth the money, and certainly nothing you want to bank your liver on.
Third, apple vinegar really isn't veyr good after all. More recent research has found poor effects, and some doctors are even saying it's a cure that's worse than the disease; in other words, vinegar is a mild toxin in itself. No real effect after all on lipids, liver, etc.
I'd say Tyler's with extra NAC and 1 gram a day of ALA.
Second, milk thistle/silymarin have a very minor, almost negligible effect. Hardly worth the money, and certainly nothing you want to bank your liver on.
Third, apple vinegar really isn't veyr good after all. More recent research has found poor effects, and some doctors are even saying it's a cure that's worse than the disease; in other words, vinegar is a mild toxin in itself. No real effect after all on lipids, liver, etc.
I'd say Tyler's with extra NAC and 1 gram a day of ALA.
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basskiller
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Along with the ones stated above, Add dark berries to your diet! Natural anti-toxicant
Swoleyoley
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Re: ALA
expensive?!?! this is one of the cheapest supplements ive ever used?
supertech69 said:
expensive?!?! this is one of the cheapest supplements ive ever used?
)No shit guys ... milk thistle is the MOST POWERFUL anabolic, ever.
Also, midcycle, I didn't mention this, but he started taking those
EcDyBol supplements by Pinnacle AND doubled the dose of milk thistle. On dbol only, he had gained 15 lbs in 5 weeks, but after he added the milk thistle and EcDyBol he put on 25 lbs in ONE WEEK!
Milk thistle is fucking incredible. Anyone who says otherwise is a fool or just doesn't know how to get hyooge.
NFG
Also, midcycle, I didn't mention this, but he started taking those
EcDyBol supplements by Pinnacle AND doubled the dose of milk thistle. On dbol only, he had gained 15 lbs in 5 weeks, but after he added the milk thistle and EcDyBol he put on 25 lbs in ONE WEEK!
Milk thistle is fucking incredible. Anyone who says otherwise is a fool or just doesn't know how to get hyooge.
NFG
I am not sure why this has become a mantra? If folks would just cruise medline and do a search on silymarin, they would find dozens of research studies and reviews that report the positive effect of silymarin on the liver and at $7/100grams in bulk MT might just be the best bargain in liver protection money could buy! PS, if it is such junk, why is the much admired Tyler's Liver Detox contain it? Does this mean that tylers is junk?
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smokinghawk
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NFG123 said:
I heard Milk Thistle can block myostatin.
smokinghawk
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jboldman said:
The reason is because the effects were very small. You do know that the term "significant" is an indication of statistical effect, and not a term that connotes impressiveness, right?
