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Liver health: Oral steroids and hepatotoxicity.

Started by Durabolin · 9 months ago 12 Replies
D
Author
9 months ago

Liver health’s important ..,I’ve been digging deeper into liver health lately, especially when it comes to oral steroids and hepatotoxicity. We all know orals hit differently compared to injectables because they’re processed through the liver. Even “milder” compounds still stress liver enzymes depending on dose and duration.
From what I understand, most oral steroids are modified (like 17-aa structure) to survive digestion, but that same modification is what increases liver strain. Elevated AST/ALT seems pretty common mid-cycle. Some guys say it’s manageable with proper support, others say it’s not worth the risk long term.

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V
Member
8 months ago

150mg is basically cruise mode, not push mode.

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W
Member
8 months ago

For bigger lifters, yeah that can feel kinda light.

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B
Member
8 months ago

That’s more TRT vibes than performance dosing.

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C
Member
8 months ago

Depends on genetics, some dudes thrive on it.

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J
Member
8 months ago

Some guys push higher, some don’t need it.

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M
Member
8 months ago

Depends if you’re cruising or trying to level up.

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M
Member
8 months ago

Dial it based on how you feel + labs. 💪

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F
Member
8 months ago

100% agree. People expect MOTS-c to fix everything but if sleep, diet and hormones are off… it won’t hit the same.

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R
Member
8 months ago

Riboflavin deficiency may impair Liver estrogen metabolism enzymes

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K
Member
8 months ago

Riboflavin supports FAD dependent detox pathways in Liver

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J
Member
8 months ago

Low Riboflavin could slow Estradiol clearance slightly potentially

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K
Member
8 months ago

Liver needs Riboflavin for proper enzyme functioning efficiency

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B
Member
8 months ago

Cytochrome P450 activity depends partly on flavin cofactors availability

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R
Member
8 months ago

Low Riboflavin may impact phase one metabolism mildly

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E
Member
8 months ago

Not primary driver, but contributes to metabolic efficiency

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