Abe Lincoln
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Alpha314
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In the past i have suffered from liver disease and i certainly did noticed its approach, here are some of the Symptoms of Liver Damage
Abnormal Metabolism of Fats
Abnormalities in the level of fats in the blood stream. For example; elevated LDL cholesterol and reduced HDL cholesterol and elevated triglycerides.
Arteries blocked with fat, leading to high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes.
Build up of fat in other body organs (fatty degeneration of organs).
Lumps of fat in the skin (lipomas and other fatty tumors).
Excessive weight gain, which may lead to obesity.
Inability to lose weight even while dieting.
Sluggish metabolism.
Protuberant abdomen (pot belly).
Cellulite.
Fatty liver.
Roll of fat around the upper abdomen – (liver roll).
Digestive Problems
Indigestion.
Reflux.
Haemorrhoids.
Gallstones and gallbladder disease.
Intolerance to fatty foods.
Intolerance to alcohol.
Nausea and vomiting attacks.
Abdominal bloating.
Constipation.
Irritable bowel syndrome.
Pain over the liver – (upper right corner of abdomen & lower right rib cage).
Blood Sugar Problems
Craving for sugar.
Hypoglycaemia and unstable blood sugar levels.
Mature onset diabetes (Type 2) is common in those with a fatty liver.
Nervous System
Depression.
Mood changes such as anger and irritability.
Metaphysically the liver is known as the “seat of anger”.
Poor concentration and “foggy brain”.
Overheating of the body, especially the face and torso.
Recurrent headaches (including migraine) associated with nausea.
Immune Dysfunction
Allergies – sinusitis, hay fever, asthma, dermatitis, hives, etc.
Multiple food and chemical sensitivities.
Skin rashes and inflammations.
Increased risk of autoimmune diseases.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Fibromyalgia.
Increase in recurrent viral, bacterial and parasitic infections.
External Signs
Coated tongue.
Bad breath.
Skin rashes.
Itchy skin (pruritus).
Excessive sweating.
Offensive body odour.
Dark circles under the eyes.
Yellow discoloration of the eyes.
Red, swollen, itchy eyes (allergic eyes).
Acne rosacea – (red pimples around the nose, cheeks and chin).
Brownish spots and blemishes on the skin (liver spots).
Red palms and soles which may also be itchy and inflamed.
Flushed facial appearance or excessive facial blood vessels (capillaries/ veins).
Hormonal Imbalance
Intolerance to hormone replacement therapy or the contraceptive pill (eg. side effects)
Menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes may be more severe.
Premenstrual syndrome may be more severe.
Abnormal Metabolism of Fats
Abnormalities in the level of fats in the blood stream. For example; elevated LDL cholesterol and reduced HDL cholesterol and elevated triglycerides.
Arteries blocked with fat, leading to high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes.
Build up of fat in other body organs (fatty degeneration of organs).
Lumps of fat in the skin (lipomas and other fatty tumors).
Excessive weight gain, which may lead to obesity.
Inability to lose weight even while dieting.
Sluggish metabolism.
Protuberant abdomen (pot belly).
Cellulite.
Fatty liver.
Roll of fat around the upper abdomen – (liver roll).
Digestive Problems
Indigestion.
Reflux.
Haemorrhoids.
Gallstones and gallbladder disease.
Intolerance to fatty foods.
Intolerance to alcohol.
Nausea and vomiting attacks.
Abdominal bloating.
Constipation.
Irritable bowel syndrome.
Pain over the liver – (upper right corner of abdomen & lower right rib cage).
Blood Sugar Problems
Craving for sugar.
Hypoglycaemia and unstable blood sugar levels.
Mature onset diabetes (Type 2) is common in those with a fatty liver.
Nervous System
Depression.
Mood changes such as anger and irritability.
Metaphysically the liver is known as the “seat of anger”.
Poor concentration and “foggy brain”.
Overheating of the body, especially the face and torso.
Recurrent headaches (including migraine) associated with nausea.
Immune Dysfunction
Allergies – sinusitis, hay fever, asthma, dermatitis, hives, etc.
Multiple food and chemical sensitivities.
Skin rashes and inflammations.
Increased risk of autoimmune diseases.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Fibromyalgia.
Increase in recurrent viral, bacterial and parasitic infections.
External Signs
Coated tongue.
Bad breath.
Skin rashes.
Itchy skin (pruritus).
Excessive sweating.
Offensive body odour.
Dark circles under the eyes.
Yellow discoloration of the eyes.
Red, swollen, itchy eyes (allergic eyes).
Acne rosacea – (red pimples around the nose, cheeks and chin).
Brownish spots and blemishes on the skin (liver spots).
Red palms and soles which may also be itchy and inflamed.
Flushed facial appearance or excessive facial blood vessels (capillaries/ veins).
Hormonal Imbalance
Intolerance to hormone replacement therapy or the contraceptive pill (eg. side effects)
Menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes may be more severe.
Premenstrual syndrome may be more severe.
Contaygious
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What did you do to cure it?
barrymcokiner
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I swear I developed ibs from multiple ph cycles. Ibs is a bitch, had it for nearly 4 years....it comes and goes
Alpha314
Member
To cure it i went on a 21 day cycle of Pure Bentonite Clay by consuming an average of about 14-16 teaspoons full of the clay per day which is pre soaked in water the day before, this draws all the waste and crap out of the body and also prevents any worms or organisms from multiplying as they can not breed in a clay environment and therefore on approaching 21 days they reach the end of their life cycle and having not been able to replicate this leaves the body free of living pathogens.
When consuming the clay one must also take up to 1/2 teaspoon of ascorbic acid in orange juice each time after consuming the clay so as to prevent constipation from the clay and the impurities, the ascorbic acid helps to keep the bowels from clogging up with the clay and its associated impurities that have been drawn from the bodily tissues.....
There are several other protocols that must be adhered to when embarking on the clay cure/ cleanse/ detox ....
professorDD87
Member
Leaning towards the tren dmz can you take tt33 with it or will it react differently
Alpha314
Member
I am not sure how or if the addition of tt33 would influence the working efficiency of the PH compounds which between them have excellent potential for rapid lean mass gains anyway, in my opinion the addition of a couple a pumps of Formeron could certainly be a very real advantage in hardening up and displaying the hard earned cuts in a more than respectable manner and then continue with the Formeron as part of PCT perhaps with the addition of 1-2 caps of MASS HGH at bedtime.
professorDD87
Member
May just run it with ostarine 10mg to help get below 10% then run tren60-90mg dmz20-30mg for 6-8weeks on recomp
Alpha314
Member
that should have you looking really good