Liver Cleasne

[IronLion2]

what do you consider a high dosage ?
I’ve done oral (not a fan)
And the injectable VitC..
I will say since I moved from the north to the south I began to get strep throat many times so I decided to give VitC a try 1amp (2mls) EOD or ED.. when starting to feel sick and then 1 a week then maybe 2 times a month and I’ve got sick a lot less.. so seems to help.
Just curious as to what’s a high dosage amount that would have the body rid toxins .

thanks

That's relative to the individual but high dose is usually starting at 8g a day.

Vitamin C

Contents Summary Function Role in immunity Bioavailability Deficiency The RDA Disease Prevention Cardiovascular disease Cancer Type 2 diabetes mellitus Adverse pregnancy outcomes

lpi.oregonstate.edu

Linus Pauling did incredible research on the stuff.

 

[method2madness]

My sister in law is an attending physician specializing in internal medicine in a major hospital network for many years. She has seen many patients with liver issues and says that unless they are acutely hepatotoxic the only real "treatment" to cleanse the liver effectively is vitamin c in differing doses depending on the patient and also time. Everything else is essentially a waste of money and effort. The liver will essentially heal itself if not badly damaged.

 

[IronLion2]

My sister in law is an attending physician specializing in internal medicine in a major hospital network for many years. She has seen many patients with liver issues and says that unless they are acutely hepatotoxic the only real "treatment" to cleanse the liver effectively is vitamin c in differing doses depending on the patient and also time. Everything else is essentially a waste of money and effort. The liver will essentially heal itself if not badly damaged.

I agree but that's a relative thing. Physicians are bound to what the insurance will cover.

My doctor I interned with had mercury poisoning and did trials with injectable glutathione with some pretty legit results.

 

[deadliftsquates]

....excellent product for liver protection.....injectable is best.

Finding a good product has been my problem .

 

[deadliftsquates]

My sister in law is an attending physician specializing in internal medicine in a major hospital network for many years. She has seen many patients with liver issues and says that unless they are acutely hepatotoxic the only real "treatment" to cleanse the liver effectively is vitamin c in differing doses depending on the patient and also time. Everything else is essentially a waste of money and effort. The liver will essentially heal itself if not badly damaged.

There has to be other supplements that are helping us heal the liver including studies on glut, TUDCA and UDCA that show positive results.

 

[deadliftsquates]

Whats your dosage protocol in the B-12?

Nothing set in stone. I will add a cc of b 12 every week or so and 1 cc of a b complex the same. about every other week.

 

[deadliftsquates]

so I ended up cutting back a bit on the stack. Not a bunch but I also added electrolytes and salt and the cramping went away completely. The testing is Monday at noon. Haven't trained since Friday so we will see.

 

[LK3]

Wow this is fucking stupid. The link I just posted explains the mechanism as well as why you're not understanding this....

Also hospitals are non profit. Put down the tin hat..... And please for the love of God don't give medical advice.



Do you have baseline numbers to compare?

dude the hospital pays you!
end of story.
you make money from sick ppl. lol

 

[method2madness]

There has to be other supplements that are helping us heal the liver including studies on glut, TUDCA and UDCA that show positive results.

I'm sure there are studies showing positive results with a variety of supplements. Before you invest in a liver "cleansing product" research the study itself and not just the product. investigate the controls, variables, and the funding of the study/studies your basing your decision on. The fact is that unless your liver is actually damaged/poisoned and not just stressed from "supplementation" the liver is designed to heal itself. This is medical fact from my long practicing internist sister in law.

 

[thewizkid]

The liver requires certain nutrients to detoxify efficiently

Some main ones are
B vitamins, magnesium, L-methionine, choline, inositol, iron, vitamin e, selenium, MSM, taurine And more

I’d take those
Plus a multivitamin and TUDCA and NAC

Also avoid grapefruit, benzodiazepines and h2 histimine antagonists or Proton pump inhibitors

 

[LK3]

I agree but that's a relative thing. Physicians are bound to what the insurance will cover.

My doctor I interned with had mercury poisoning and did trials with injectable glutathione with some pretty legit results.

some of have been using that for 10 years.
sorry you guys are late to the game.
and for sure any advice that i give is anti medical advice.
its a great idea to listen to guys like you if you want to go to the hospital.
if you want to stay out of hospitals, prob better to listen to ppl who keep them selves away! lol

and we arrived at inj glut from our silly ideas on nac.
fun sense of humor you have bro.
lol

 

[IronLion2]

some of have been using that for 10 years.
sorry you guys are late to the game.
and for sure any advice that i give is anti medical advice.
its a great idea to listen to guys like you if you want to go to the hospital.
if you want to stay out of hospitals, prob better to listen to ppl who keep them selves away! lol

and we arrived at inj glut from our silly ideas on nac.
fun sense of humor you have bro.
lol

Stick to Joe Rogan podcasts bud. You just keep babbling on without providing any information.

FWIW I haven't been to a doctor's office in 14 years and take zero medications, I'm certified as a holistic specialist. What's your job other than selling steroids?

 

[LK3]

Stick to Joe Rogan podcasts bud. You just keep babbling on without providing any information.

FWIW I haven't been to a doctor's office in 14 years and take zero medications, I'm certified as a holistic specialist. What's your job other than selling steroids?

to say i sell anything is a pretty far stretch of the imagination.
i do take drugs professionally. lol
If you arent willing to die for this than you shouldnt be doing it -Louie Simmons

 

[phani]

I always used Liv52 until I started using Synthergine. Haven't needed anything else since and my labs always come back good.