LordSamuilo
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I've seen perhaps one or maybe two cases studies in which Tren
was ASSUMED responsible for hepatic toxicity. And neither controlled or screened for the use of other KNOWN hepatotoxic agents.
So if you have scientific evidence to support your comment on "Tren toxicity" I'd like to see it.
No , sry for my choice of words , saying it was "definitely hepatoxic" was disingenuous .. Though, it doesn't particularly change my opinion that he should forego all AAS , not just tren , until he gets blood work and a cleared bill of health from his own doctor ...