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    Andro and the liver

    Does anyone have any info on andro and the effect it could have on the liver. Any info would help!

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    Andro would not be toxic to the liver like oral steroids because it is not 17 alpha alkylated. This 17aa process will help more of the drug be absorbed in its first pass through the liver, but at the same time is very hard on the liver.


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    Thanks Gopro!
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    or Jack Daniels????

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    Studies have shown beer and Jack Daniels to be HEALTHY for the liver, and quite anabolic too! Then again, I read this particular study in the National Enquirer, lol.


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