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    Quote Originally Posted by Thyroid_cursed77 View Post
    I picked up some NAC myself. Do you know what function it plays in keeping liver enzymes in control?
    NAC is metabolized in the body to glutathione. This is one of the primary ways NAC improves/repairs/restores proper liver function. Glutathione is one of the most powerful antioxidants known. It helps the liver by improving bile flow, addressing one of the primary issues for elevated liver enzymes in our case, which is aas induced choleostasis.

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    The doc told me not to take anything and just rest and eat and drink lots of juice fruits and sugars and to take it easy on the protein
    Another doc said I could continue the test and just rest for a week
    So what I will do is the following
    I'll switch to test e 250 every 3rdd and take it easy this week and when I get back to working out hopefully the test e will kick in slowly and I'll get of by the end of week 12 as I can't take the pct meds now
    What do u guys think

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    Rest for the week. Stay hydrated but not overly hydrated. Drop the oral and retest in a little more than week fasted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PrettyPlease?
    Rest for the week. Stay hydrated but not overly hydrated. Drop the oral and retest in a little more than week fasted.
    will do thanks

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