Marcus
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When I used to drink, whenever Id have a blood test the following day my liver enzymes were always raised, but I was drinkin daily too. I'm sure it has an affect regardless. Doc?
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The degree of hepatic enzyme elevation is proportional to the amount of hepatotoxin ingested.
Thus the more and longer one drinks alcohol the greater the rise of liver enzymes.
This is no different for AAS but the fact is most oral Anabolics are NOT what they are claimed to be at all.
Many contain either NO AAS at all OR the UGLs are substituting designer AAS for the genuine article.
Why is this surprising? Many designer ASS fall in the legal gray zone (although recent legislation is structured to change that) are cheaper but are also more hepatotoxic as a rule.
So do oral AAS raise LFTs? They certainly can in a dose and duration dependent manner, BUT the degree of enzyme elevations reported by many is just NOT consistent with legit oral AAS use IME.
Have any left? PM me and I'll test it .
Thus the more and longer one drinks alcohol the greater the rise of liver enzymes.
This is no different for AAS but the fact is most oral Anabolics are NOT what they are claimed to be at all.
Many contain either NO AAS at all OR the UGLs are substituting designer AAS for the genuine article.
Why is this surprising? Many designer ASS fall in the legal gray zone (although recent legislation is structured to change that) are cheaper but are also more hepatotoxic as a rule.
So do oral AAS raise LFTs? They certainly can in a dose and duration dependent manner, BUT the degree of enzyme elevations reported by many is just NOT consistent with legit oral AAS use IME.
Have any left? PM me and I'll test it .
