Best Liver Protectant

canesfan · May 3, 2012

Never heard of the syn but I use Vitamin E and Milk thistle. Recent studies have shown that Vit E protect not just the heart but the liver as well.

J4CKT · May 3, 2012

canesfan said:
Never heard of the syn but I use Vitamin E and Milk thistle. Recent studies have shown that Vit E protect not just the heart but the liver as well.

Never heard of Synthergine?

Check it out. Not only is there no negative feedback for it but actualy blood
tests posted showing the products effectiveness at reducing liver values.

The company is now running a promotion where it will give you free product
just for submitting your bloodwork to them after you have used their product.

PRIDE · May 5, 2012

J4CKT said:
Never heard of Synthergine?

Check it out. Not only is there no negative feedback for it but actualy blood
tests posted showing the products effectiveness at reducing liver values.

The company is now running a promotion where it will give you free product
just for submitting your bloodwork to them after you have used their product.

Yes, it's actually a win win situation when using Synthergine! Get free products just to do what you should already be doing!

This thread isn't even worth having, as you will not see lab results from other claimed liver protectants, like you have and will see from those that use Synthergine. Also, no other company offering a liver protectant will put free product up just to have the customer get their labs done!

Mayhem · May 6, 2012

I have been using Liv-52 and milk thistle for the past 3 months while on a cycle of tren-E and test-E. I was taking 10 liv-52, with 5 milk thistle per day.

Recently had blood work completed;

ALT - 254
AST - 79
Bili - 44

So the question is, were these liver protectants working or not? What would have the readings have been if I didn’t take them?

Also, I was not taking any orals, and I don't drink. I was only using high dose tren-e (700mg/week) with test-e (500mg), for 12 weeks.

A week ago I started synthergine, and will be getting blood work done again in another 2-3 weeks. Let’s see what happens.

coyote1969 · May 6, 2012

Since when does a real bloodwork report have a before and after comparison???? LMAO!

Might be great stuff, but those reports are nothing but Photoshop jokes!

coyote1969 · May 6, 2012

Looks good though. I think I will give the stuff at try, even off cycle at maybe half the recommended dosage it would be a help. No liver protection is cheap, it's all expensive. Just the high levels of protein we consume is enough to overwork our livers......

Tinyshrek · May 6, 2012

mayhem said:
I have been using Liv-52 and milk thistle for the past 3 months while on a cycle of tren-E and test-E. I was taking 10 liv-52, with 5 milk thistle per day.

Recently had blood work completed;

ALT - 254
AST - 79
Bili - 44

So the question is, were these liver protectants working or not? What would have the readings have been if I didn’t take them?

Also, I was not taking any orals, and I don't drink. I was only using high dose tren-e (700mg/week) with test-e (500mg), for 12 weeks.

A week ago I started synthergine, and will be getting blood work done again in another 2-3 weeks. Let’s see what happens.

Damn thats high ALT without orals!! I freaked out at 160 on halo and winny

Tinyshrek · May 6, 2012

My personal opinion is its 98% genetic and 2 % prevention.... no matter what you take some people just filter stuff better regardless. But if you have weak kidneys and liver your shit is always gonna be fucked no matter what you take... sorry

pillar3792 · May 6, 2012

I have not tried Synthergine, heard great things. I use TUDCA. I used milk thistle, and liv 52, until bloodwork revealed lipids were shot.

vegasmuscle · May 6, 2012

using liv52

Big A · May 7, 2012

coyote1969 said:
Since when does a real bloodwork report have a before and after comparison???? LMAO!

Might be great stuff, but those reports are nothing but Photoshop jokes!

You just made yourself look like an idiot. Every blood test report has the previous results listed as well, so the docs can compare.

Tyrone · May 7, 2012

coyote1969 said:
Since when does a real bloodwork report have a before and after comparison???? LMAO!

Might be great stuff, but those reports are nothing but Photoshop jokes!

There's no reason they would need to be photo shopped if it's the Synthergine before and afters you're referring to. Hell, they offer a free bottle of it if you just provide your own labs on it for a before and after! You should be getting routine labs done anyways if using AAS at all, right?

I've had them done a long time ago while on Synthergine and all other things equal to compare. I actually had 3 done because the first was alarming to me that my values could be out of normal range. The second test confirmed the values to be out of range and the third was just while on Synthergine for under a month which brought them back into normal range. The 3 tests were done in just under a month and a half.

Synthergine is made to be a liver protectant and I didn't even use it as that...a preventative. It brought back already elevated liver values into a safe normal range for me. What else do you want?...probably for me to go back to a doc's office and dig up the labs from years back...Only so you can cry, "photo shopped" once I do?!

MooseKnuckles · May 7, 2012

coyote1969 said:
Since when does a real bloodwork report have a before and after comparison???? LMAO!

Might be great stuff, but those reports are nothing but Photoshop jokes!

All my bloodwork I get has before and after I guess my doctor must using photoshop I might tell him to change the numbers so my levels arent so high, next time he photoshops my results

Google&Pubmed · May 7, 2012

I personally use liv.52 but it seems like I need to try some other stuff also

K1 · May 7, 2012

coyote1969 said:
Since when does a real bloodwork report have a before and after comparison???? LMAO!

Might be great stuff, but those reports are nothing but Photoshop jokes!

That is just one dumbass comment

ajdonutz · May 7, 2012

MooseKnuckles said:
All my bloodwork I get has before and after I guess my doctor must using photoshop I might tell him to change the numbers so my levels arent so high, next time he photoshops my results

Lmao, doc, will you photoshop out all the bad levels in my test results and change them to perfect ranges so i can feel better about myself? Thanks.