Liver support and bloodwork

[Kakarot]

Does anyone have any bloodwork that they can post as evidence for or against "liver support"? Perfect example would be bloods from 2 similar cycles with the same oral, one with liver support one without. Personally I feel that h2o is all you need and liv52 and the like is just snake oil pushed to line someones pocket but Id love to be proven wrong.

 

[keoking]

Not what you are asking for, but I'll throw something into the mix. Gotten 17 bloods in the last 24 months, specifically to monitor the impact of a variety of AAS, meds, and ancillaries. Not a young yolo bro, so I'm fairly risk averse.

50mg dbol (with 500mg Test), no TUDCA, but using NAC and Choline/Inositol: liver enzymes jumped from 40s to 90s in about 4 weeks. Ouch.

75mg anadrol (with 300+mg Tren per week), 1gr TUDCA, plus NAC and Choline/Inositol: liver enzymes went from 40s to high 50s in about 5 weeks.

Caveat: I've had to stop using Niacin, Yohimbine, and NSAIDs (except in emergencies) because I've found that they abuse my dogshit of a liver.

 

[Kakarot]

Not what you are asking for, but I'll throw something into the mix. Gotten 17 bloods in the last 24 months, specifically to monitor the impact of a variety of AAS, meds, and ancillaries. Not a young yolo bro, so I'm fairly risk averse.

50mg dbol (with 500mg Test), no TUDCA, but using NAC and Choline/Inositol: liver enzymes jumped from 40s to 90s in about 4 weeks. Ouch.

75mg anadrol (with 300+mg Tren per week), 1gr TUDCA, plus NAC and Choline/Inositol: liver enzymes went from 40s to high 50s in about 5 weeks.

Caveat: I've had to stop using Niacin, Yohimbine, and NSAIDs (except in emergencies) because I've found that they abuse my dogshit of a liver.

Any info is good man I'm just tired of hearing every youtuber and fitness personality spew shit about taking this product or that product it's just gotten old. If it turns out it works I'll eat all my words and make a public apology for ever doubting.