Oral Steroid Toxicity

[karachi183]

Dosage dependent.

 

[YankeesMan]

Dosage dependent.

So that would mean that 35mg of Dbol is LESS liver toxic than 50mg of Anavar?

 

[mitto]

i might be wrong, but i would have thought its because the dose youd normally take of dbol is much lower than that of anadrol, so overall you're taking in a smaller amount of 17aa

eg if you take 30mg/day of dbol compared to 100mg/day anadrol, your taking in 70mg less 17aa?? overall making the dbol less toxic?

does this mean 100mg of dbol would be as hepatotoxic as 100mg anadrol??

 

[Ulter]

The bottom line is that your liver can handle any 17aa for a short period of time. A simple liver detox like Tyler can insure it's not overworked.
Anavar is less toxic because the oxygen molecule attached to it to make it easier on your liver. Unfortunately that means it's also passing a lot of it unused.

 

[mr. snakes]

I often hear people say that compound X is more/less liver toxic than compound Y, but if I understand it correctly all oral steroids are liver toxic for exactly the same reason (the 17alk group).

My question is how can one be more toxic than any other?
Also, if some are more toxic than others, which are the most and least toxic orals?

Thanks!

Not all orals are liver toxic. Primo tabs are not part of the 17aa oral group...

 

[chordz]

This topic can be beat to death with no real answers. What drug isn't hard on the liver? Many people are on regular Cholesterol meds, these are by no means easy on the liver and the list goes on...When we do take oral AAS it's for relatively short periods also. Is toxic even the right word to use? We know the liver has a hard time breaking the compound down to waste but does that make it toxic or just hard to deal with?

 

[SwolK]

is tylers perscription or otc?

sorry is dumb question, i have just never used it

edit:
never mind, i think i just found it in the AF store.

 

[lanky]

AST, ALT long term increases( not good), Low hdl , high ldl- not good , jaundice- not good, Abdominal CT scan with findings indicating "sludge" or increased size of gallbladder- not good.Coronary artery disease secondary to decreased HDL Increases LDL-not good All possibilities just outting that out there

 

[Quiltie]

Primo is an Acetate, not a 17aa. Like Trenbolone Acetate. As for the rest, see Ulter's post. Liver toxic is the correct term, because there is damage to the liver during metabolization. Medline to the rescue!!!
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000218.htm
Read the part where it says "Anabolic steroids"...

 

[chordz]

Primo is an Acetate, not a 17aa. Like Trenbolone Acetate. As for the rest, see Ulter's post. Liver toxic is the correct term, because there is damage to the liver during metabolization. Medline to the rescue!!!
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000218.htm
Read the part where it says "Anabolic steroids"...

Then as per medline, all AAS is liver toxic. They use the term anabolic steroids as a blanket statement with no mention of oral, injectable, 17AA, dose.