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Is Trenbolone hepatotoxic?
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Sworder
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I don't think it has a positive effect on your liver. The negative effect could be trivial as the resilience of the liver has been shown on many occasions. Some people say it is toxic and some people say it isn't. The best would be to take labs for yourself to see. Take labs while you are off cycle, then when you are on cycle but without the Tren, lastly when you are on cycle with the Tren and compare the results.
solo47
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For some people, it certainly does. When i run Tren my liver swells and filtration lessens. However, I drink alcohol (not to excess, but still...). It's never really gone into the "danger zone" however and quickly returns once the cycle is over. I run mega doses silymarin extract, too.
Others, it seems, report no ill effects on their liver or kidney. All I know izzat all AAS put some strain on internal organs; it's just that most of us are so healthy we can endure it.
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Bill Roberts
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How do you determine that filtration lessens?
solo47
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I do the BW ordered by my physician, and he reads the results and tells me what they mean. That's what he told me certain readings meant — that my liver (at that time) was not doing its job (filtering the blood) as it should.
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Bill Roberts
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Then your post follows completely from that, but your doctor did not explain well as it's not the case that elevated liver enzymes mean that the liver is necessarily metabolizing toxins more slowly (not filtering equally well.)
Ultimately when the liver has chronically experienced damage this becomes the case, but elevated enzymes themselves don't mean that the liver has already reached the point of functioning less effectively.
Ultimately when the liver has chronically experienced damage this becomes the case, but elevated enzymes themselves don't mean that the liver has already reached the point of functioning less effectively.
Trenbolone is not c-17 alpha alkylated, and is generally not considered a hepatotoxic steroid; liver toxicity is unlikely. This steroid does have a strong level of resistance to hepatic breakdown, however, and severe liver toxicity has been noted in bodybuilders abusing trenbolone. Although unlikely, hepatotoxicity cannot be completely excluded, especially with high doses.
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You're right. Unfortunately I'm also in the dark about the matter.
solo47
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Thanks for the clarification, Bill. Perhaps my physician was warning me that my enzymes were so elevated that improper filtration was a possibility.
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Bill Roberts
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Yes, that makes sense; or depending on duration, a possibility of developing.
