JibbyJabba
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Why Primo Kicks Your Steroid's Ass.
I don't think Nelson views Anavar as hard on the liver. Just hard on the liver relative to Primobolan. He includes var in his ideal, primo-based, 3 week cycle.
I don't think that study you posted is worth much.
It's done on alcoholics. Var can be slightly liver toxic and still allow an alcholics liver values to improve while going through rehab. I'll bet if the alcoholics in question were on any AS (not just var) they would still have had improved liver values after they ceased drinking all the time.
I'm not trying to follow in Nelson's foot steps. He just fits in very well with the way I view things.
Fonz said:
And yes JibbyJabba, it should be "Archaic", not "draconian". But NM incenses me to a point nobody else does because he spreads so much disinformation.
He's a dinasour pure and simple. If you want to follow in his footsteps, be my guest. I'd rather rely on peer-reviewed studies on this occassion.
Fonz
I don't think Nelson views Anavar as hard on the liver. Just hard on the liver relative to Primobolan. He includes var in his ideal, primo-based, 3 week cycle.
I don't think that study you posted is worth much.
It's done on alcoholics. Var can be slightly liver toxic and still allow an alcholics liver values to improve while going through rehab. I'll bet if the alcoholics in question were on any AS (not just var) they would still have had improved liver values after they ceased drinking all the time.
I'm not trying to follow in Nelson's foot steps. He just fits in very well with the way I view things.