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08-31-2005, 08:03 PM #1Cutting sucks.
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M1T and alcohol
This weekend is (of course) the start of the college football season, and I am on a quick 2-week cycle of M1T, 20mg/day. Is there any way that I can imbibe alcohol this Saturday? Anything I can take to help out my liver? I do have a supply of ALA. Obiviously getting plastered is a terrible idea, so what is a safe limit? I also realize that drinking will hurt my protein synthesis. I was just essentially wondering if a few beers would be alright. Thanks!
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08-31-2005, 10:04 PM #3Good Enough Never Is
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Any oral is already straining your liver quite a bit. It is very ill advised to touch any alcohol at all. If you can't give it up for 3 weeks on an M1T cycle, then you aren't showing enough discipline to be in this game in the first place.
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