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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Biotin Interferes with Lab Assays
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<blockquote data-quote="Dr Justin Saya MD" data-source="post: 91208" data-attributes="member: 12687"><p>Fortunately, or perhaps unfortunately depending on how you look at it, everyone's liver responds uniquely to anything taken orally and metabolized through the liver via first pass effect. Now there are some absolutes, such as C17 alpha-alkylated AAS, that will almost always cause liver enzyme elevation, but as far as supplements go there is not such a degree of predictability. I've seen different patient's livers respond like night and day to the exact same supplements...many times. In my opinion, for the most part the biggest risk is not with the actual type of supplement, per se, but rather the risk of contamination with unwanted/unknown (and perhaps liver toxic) substances. For this reason choosing a quality manufacturer (Life Extension Foundation, Jarrow, Pure Encapsulations...to name a few) is of the most importance, though the risk will always remain to some degree.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dr Justin Saya MD, post: 91208, member: 12687"] Fortunately, or perhaps unfortunately depending on how you look at it, everyone's liver responds uniquely to anything taken orally and metabolized through the liver via first pass effect. Now there are some absolutes, such as C17 alpha-alkylated AAS, that will almost always cause liver enzyme elevation, but as far as supplements go there is not such a degree of predictability. I've seen different patient's livers respond like night and day to the exact same supplements...many times. In my opinion, for the most part the biggest risk is not with the actual type of supplement, per se, but rather the risk of contamination with unwanted/unknown (and perhaps liver toxic) substances. For this reason choosing a quality manufacturer (Life Extension Foundation, Jarrow, Pure Encapsulations...to name a few) is of the most importance, though the risk will always remain to some degree. [/QUOTE]
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