Re: what would be a good companion to methly 1,4 diol
Originally posted by flexster
would like to try this but dont know what to stack it with. Dont think I want to use m-1t, might put too much pressure on the liver.
Why would you think that m 1, 4 diol will put any less stress on the liver than M 1-T?
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I believe he is saying that combined, woudl put undue amounts of stress on the liver so he thinks M1T would not be something useful to stack with M1, 4.
Originally posted by Twin Peak
I believe he is saying that combined, woudl put undue amounts of stress on the liver so he thinks M1T would not be something useful to stack with M1, 4.
I would concur.
Yes, I see now...I thought he was saying that he'd RATHER take one methylated product over the other b/c of liver issues. My bad!
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