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Tudca - so expensive - what's the best deal?

jbryand101b said:
Or maybe he knows something we don't.....
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I did indeed mean best bang for your buck, aka quality but also not expensive. Product testing for TUDCA content is one thing, but I've also seen bloodwork demonstrating a profound improvement in hyperbilirubinemia. Lab testing + bloodwork is more than any other tudca product atm can say
 
mr.cooper69 said:
I did indeed mean best bang for your buck, aka quality but also not expensive. Product testing for TUDCA content is one thing, but I've also seen bloodwork demonstrating a profound improvement in hyperbilirubinemia. Lab testing + bloodwork is more than any other tudca product atm can say
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Volvo140G said:
Old thread, but Antaeus labs Aegis is phenomonal liver protection for about $40 a month...
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Volvo140G said:
Aegis Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Servings per Container: 180

Amount Per Serving % Daily Value
Tauroursodeoxycholic Acid 85 mg **
Polyenylphosphatidylcholine 200 mg **
Vitamin B6 3 mg 150%

Buy some NAC (cheap) to stack and you'll come out cheaper than OL Tudca and enjoy superior liver care!
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It's even better value than you thought. Aegis contains NAC (has done for some time, but many retailers haven't updated their supp facts).

mr.cooper69 said:
I did indeed mean best bang for your buck, aka quality but also not expensive. Product testing for TUDCA content is one thing, but I've also seen bloodwork demonstrating a profound improvement in hyperbilirubinemia. Lab testing + bloodwork is more than any other tudca product atm can say
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If you - or anyone - ever has doubts about any of our products and wants to see qualitative testing results just send me a PM.
 
henryv said:
It's even better value than you thought. Aegis contains NAC (has done for some time, but many retailers haven't updated their supp facts).



If you - or anyone - ever has doubts about any of our products and wants to see qualitative testing results just send me a PM.
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Talk about misconstruing a statement. You already know I know antaeus makes nothing but quality. Don't pull drama out of thin air.
 
mr.cooper69 said:
Talk about misconstruing a statement. You already know I know antaeus makes nothing but quality. Don't pull drama out of thin air.
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That genuinely wasn't my intention, and I'm sorry if it came across that way. I didn't mean to imply that you doubted our products, just that for anyone who does, they're welcome to get in touch. I replied to your post out of convenience because you mentioned testing.

I just wanted to make sure people know that our products are all rigorously qualitatively tested and that testing results are available on request.
jbryand101b said:
I think he's just saying, you know.
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Right, in general, not specifically Coop.
 
mw1 said:
It's not going to be much over cost...time to get CEL back in the game
Shooting for $30-32
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Wow that price is amazing.
 
I believe I saw one study using 1750mg of TUDCA for increasing insulin sensitivity. I also believe it is one of the few ingredients to work by shuttling nutrients to the muscle tissue and not adipose tissue.
 
kbayne said:
I believe I saw one study using 1750mg of TUDCA for increasing insulin sensitivity. I also believe it is one of the few ingredients to work by shuttling nutrients to the muscle tissue and not adipose tissue.
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Yeah, its selectivity for skeletal muscle but not adipose tissue is what made it most interesting to me
 
organometal said:
I know I need Tudca for liver support, but wow is it expensive. Most supps with it come out to $2 or more a gram.

What's supp is the best bang for my buck? Any stores with great Tudca deals right now?
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I know CEM has NAC and udca and both are very good. I like the NAC
 
De__eB said:
mr.cooper69 what do you think about use of TUDCA for insulin sensitivity purposes?
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I read up on this further and also asked a few doctors in hepatology. This effect is likely only observed in people with metabolic derangement. That said, since TUDCA is advertised to AAS users who have shot lipids + liver function, this effect may well persist in this population
 
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