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Looking to take something to help clense and support the liver. Never taken anything like that before so was wondering what everyones go to is and how you dose it.

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Milk Thistle Extract and NAC are the best liver cleanse supps.
 
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What do you mean by "clense" the liver?
 
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Looking to take something to help clense and support the liver. Never taken anything like that before so was wondering what everyones go to is and how you dose it.

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Depends on your definition of cleanse. The only thing that has data on liver regeneration is TUDCA. However, the liver is an amazing organ and can take a lot of beating. Most "cleanse" supplements are a joke if not pseudoscience. I use CEL Cycle Assist for general health and organ health. It's a great formula.
 
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Depends on your definition of cleanse. The only thing that has data on liver regeneration is TUDCA. However, the liver is an amazing organ and can take a lot of beating. Most "cleanse" supplements are a joke if not pseudoscience. I use CEL Cycle Assist for general health and organ health. It's a great formula.
This right here. A clense will clense your wallet, for general health liver assist or CEL cycle assist will work well
 
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Picked up a bottle of cel cycle assist. Going to start taking a bottle of this here and there moving foward.
 

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NAC, TUDCA, Himalaya Livercare, Pantethine (not a liver supp per se, but it does provide a unique ingredient in which the liver tends to run out of particularly when let's say, detoxing from alcohol consumption, generally excellent for cholesterol as well)
 
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I'm not all too versed in liver protection supplements, but TUDCA or Liver Assist XT are solid options.
 
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sns liver assist + tudca + cel cycle assist for overall health with an added on multivitamin of choice
 
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Remember folks, don't be fooled by milk thistle propaganda. I wouldn't even use milk thistle to treat aspirin use.
 
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NAC
TUDCA
Sam-e
 
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On week 2 of cycle assist. This really cleared up my acne on my back and shoulders. Glad i know that this is an effect, i can use it during the summer time for that sole purpose.
 

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Anyone have experience using artichoke extract? (cynarin)
 
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Liver Stabil has long been my go to. It's a very popular liver support choice on the competitive bodybuilding scene and also works quite well for the general health crowd.
 
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My milk thistle issues:

There are a number of trials yes, however almost all have serious flaws in methodology. I won't go in to all the issues, but they're there if you look. If someone asks nicely i could list some of the issues in another post. There is evidence that milk thistle is hepatoprotective through many mechanisms. However the data is so spread out and conflicting... i find it hard to come to any type of conclusion as to whether it will actually help during a steroid cycle. Not to mention at the dosages most products provide. There is substantial data for in vitro animal testings, but last i checked the MoA is not fully defined. Also, the active ingredient silibinin is quite low in bioavailability.

Late Edit: to be clear, my suggestion of clinical hepatoprotectants: TUDCA, NaC, SAMe, Na-RALA
 

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