Reply With QuoteAdvil can be harsh on kidneys if taken at high doses for long periods of time. Also can affect protein synthesis, but if you are on cycle I would not have that be a major concern. If I am incorrect in any of my statements here please correct me. This is from memory of what I have read.
Using NSAID's during cycle?
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Using NSAID's during cycle?
I am not talking about the effects on the liver, rather the possibility of hindering muscle growth. Any opinions on daily use or even just as needed?
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One day wont kill you. If your head really hurts or if you have severe pain take the stuff. Not taking it could further hinder your gains because youre feeling like shit therefore crappy training and little appetite.
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