mega dosing lgd 4033 experience
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blakey
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A clean bulk it's on top of 600mg of test e I also used it as a front load for the cycle I couldn't get my hands on any d bol so on trying this a replacement . also there's not much Info or study's were anybody doses it higher than 22mg so I thought i would give it a try as it's not liver toxic I don't see any downsides except a little whastage which isn't an issue as I've got a fair supply
blakey
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There are studies I've have seen that had male patients dosing from 2 all the way up to 22 mg for a 6 week period with not a great deal of stress to the liver or kidneys and as I have tapered the dosage up from the standard 10 mg slowley to 30 and take NAC and milkthistle on a daily basis I'm hoping that it should be OK I'm not telling anybody to to this or advocating it I was just wondering if it had been done . in your opinion do you think it would be as bad worse or better than the oral 19 nors and what are you basing your opinion that it would be detrimental to the liver at such high dose I'm not having a go just wondering if you know something I don't???
Milton
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Look forward to reading them as well.
halfwit
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I honestly have zero idea as to the hepatotoxicity of the SARM, but if it's toxic at half your dose, I'd probably start UDCA too.
Getting swole is great and all, but killing your internal organs in the process, not so much. Sure, it could be totally fine (this is where I'd suggest a blood test, but that might be tricky in Oz), but better safe than sorry.
blakey
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Yea it is a bit of a grey area but so far so good I haven't heard much about udca except it's $$$ but better that than killing my liver and kidneys.and as for the bloods I'm not to sure to be totally honest I haven't ever had any done other then when I've been sick I don't get them done post or pre cycle I know I should but yea it is a bit of a mission to do over here unless I just walk in and ask my gp but for insurance and other purposes that's not a very good idea
blakey
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The past week or to have been a bit all over the shop with evrey aspect sleep diet and training have been shit to put it bluntly the only thing that has been the same was dosages of test and lgd so its a bit hard to do alog as evreything has been a shitfight but im slowly pulling my finger out and over the last day or 2 ive been doing evreything right training eating sleep ect once it's been a week of this I'll start a log if you boys are interested and if my kidneys haven't exploded ;-)
blakey
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Ah I'll have a looksee tomorrow you think chemist or supp shop???
anzel
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Thread has been sleeping for a month but after reading this I have to ask this question. How does adding taurine to a prescription make the item no longer prescription?
Doesn't make sense to me.
Doesn't that mean if u add taurine to anything that require a script then it can all be sold OTC??
Sounds like info is all mixed up or supps company is playing games using clever marketing and you are not really getting the true UDCA part out of the TUDCA.
Doesn't make sense to me.
Doesn't that mean if u add taurine to anything that require a script then it can all be sold OTC??
Sounds like info is all mixed up or supps company is playing games using clever marketing and you are not really getting the true UDCA part out of the TUDCA.
halfwit
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It's not like they just added taurine powder to UDCA and called it something different. It's actually a different molecule altogether; Tauroursodeoxycholic Acid, which is the taurine conjugate form of UDCA. Slightly different, kind of like how you can buy sudafed OTC, but cannot buy ephedrine (except in bronkaid/etc) in the same manner without a prescription. I've read mixed efficacy reviews on the differences between the two, but unless someone is seeing liver failure - I'm sure either will suffice.
Edit: I'm honestly not sure why UDCA is still considered script only, but I haven't read too much into it either.
