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    What is NAC??

    I've heard M1T with NAC in it what exactly is it?? If it is good to take with M1T how much do I take with it??
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    P.S. How about using Pro Liver from 1fast400?? Do I use it during cycle or for PCT or both??
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    NAC is usually supplemented with for liver health. Like milk thistle.

    Here: http://www.vitacost.com/science/hn/S...l_Cysteine.htm

    You should be taking NAC or something similar during and for at least 1-2 weeks post cycle.

    Keep in mind i've never used PH/AAS, but this is what i've read and the suggestions i've seen from people who have.

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    many say nac should not be taken mid cycle...as it will reduce the effects...Id save it for post...

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    Originally posted by Power Rabbit
    many say nac should not be taken mid cycle...as it will reduce the effects...Id save it for post...
    Yep, you're right.

    Found this tidbit at avant regarding methylated orals, not sure if it applys to others:

    A lot of people have been using liver protectant supplements such as Silymarin and NAC to help protect their liver from damage when using methylated compounds. However, I feel that this is a bad idea. When you use compounds that increase gluthione levels in the liver, it will increase the breakdown of oral drugs, making them less effective. Although increasing liver enzymes is good for your liver, it is bad for any drugs you want to take and allow them to pass through your liver unabated. A better idea would be to use liver protectant supplements before and after a cycle to help your liver rebuild its enzymes after they have been damaged by methylated compounds.
    Couldn't really find any evidence to support that, though...

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