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  1. 06-12-2013, 07:23 PM #1
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    C-17a's and oral supplements & vitamins

    What do you think the safe limit is for supplementation on a c-17a? I know this may seem like a stupid question, but all those oral sups (creatine, no2, whey, vita pack, ect) have to put some stress on your liver, as well does c-17a steroids . And I'm sure the liver distress on those are individually dependent, but what do you guys think about the extra toll on your liver?
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    That's a very vague, arbitrary question.
    And no, none of those other supps affect your liver.
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    I've never heard that creatine strains the liver.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fcarey32 View Post
    What do you think the safe limit is for supplementation on a c-17a? I know this may seem like a stupid question, but all those oral sups (creatine, no2, whey, vita pack, ect) have to put some stress on your liver, as well does c-17a steroids. And I'm sure the liver distress on those are individually dependent, but what do you guys think about the extra toll on your liver?
    Let me grab my calculator...

    Creatine, aminos, whey, vitamins do not affect your liver negatively.
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