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    Testosterone - Stress on kidneys compared to other steroids

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    I'm about to start a cycle for the first time in nearly 5 years and as I'm older I'm really trying to be a bit more cautious this time round. iIm concerned about the stress that injectables place on the kidneys as they try to filter them from the blood. So.. my question is - As testosterone is already naturally in the human body, would injecting testosterone place less stress on the kidneys than another synthetic steroid like nandrolone ??

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    have you tried milk thistle for liver and cranberry extract for kidneys this might help ?

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    Everything injected goes through the liver. Injected testosterone is synthetic, yes it's has the same molecular structure as your natural test but your body doesn't product 500mg/wk of it either. Whether it's test injections or nandrolone you kidney has to work to clean it up. That's the whole strategy behind a cycle. We tax the liver for 10 to 12 weeks then we rest and PCT. Give the body some time to recover before the next cycle. TRT dosage is pretty low at 100mg/wk to 150mg/wk so there is very low tax on the liver an thus Test can be used over a long period of time. If you stick to a "normal" cycle routine I wouldn't worry too much about having problems with your liver. I worry about guys doing a 30 week cycle with 1000mg/w of Test + 1000mg/wk of Tren .

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    Thanks for the advice yeah its 500 a week, although it was my kidneys I was worried about

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