phaeton66
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I found this via t-nation:
Entrez PubMed
I haven't read the full article yet (I don't feel like shelling out the $30 for it, or walking to the local Uni to see if they subscribe to Toxicology Letters), but it looks like 1-T is pretty hard on the liver, even without the methylation.
I remember reading some dude on the 1fast400 forums complaining about a wonky liver and lipids after a heavy cycle of 1-T (or 1-AD, I can't remember that clearly): people were telling him he was some kind of unique freak of nature. Maybe he was just the only one paying attention.
I never touched the stuff myself, but did a bit of 4-AD. It would be interesting to see what a heavy transdermal cycle of that does to the liver + lipids. Especially since I have a bunch lying around. In principle, 4-AD should be decent on the liver and lipids, like the testosterone it is a precursor to, but in practise ... who knows?
Entrez PubMed
I haven't read the full article yet (I don't feel like shelling out the $30 for it, or walking to the local Uni to see if they subscribe to Toxicology Letters), but it looks like 1-T is pretty hard on the liver, even without the methylation.
I remember reading some dude on the 1fast400 forums complaining about a wonky liver and lipids after a heavy cycle of 1-T (or 1-AD, I can't remember that clearly): people were telling him he was some kind of unique freak of nature. Maybe he was just the only one paying attention.
I never touched the stuff myself, but did a bit of 4-AD. It would be interesting to see what a heavy transdermal cycle of that does to the liver + lipids. Especially since I have a bunch lying around. In principle, 4-AD should be decent on the liver and lipids, like the testosterone it is a precursor to, but in practise ... who knows?