Elevated liver enzymes on TRT, any ideas?

[kelkel]

Consider taking a week off of lifting prior to your next BW. Reduce your protein intake that week as well. See what your BW says at that point....
A week off will do you well anyway.

[lightweight11]

My pre trt enzymes were off the chart high. I had a cold and was taking day quil.

My 6 months were perfect.

The liver heals itself, on your next course of blood work if its still high, then perhaps you should have it analyzed by a Dr

NAC at 1200mgd/day; UDCA at 250 mg/day.

Consider taking a week off of lifting prior to your next BW. Reduce your protein intake that week as well. See what your BW says at that point....
A week off will do you well anyway.

I spoke with my HRT Dr yesterday and he does not think the elevated liver enzymes are Test Cyp related. He agrees that it may just be because I lifted super heavy the day before.

I also had another theory. I changed up my diet recently and have been eating a shit ton of that puffed wheat cereal just because the macros are desirable. When i say shit ton i mean like a 6oz bag every 2 days worth. Well i also noticed that I had a lot of stomach discomfort and disgusting gas all day. I started looking into elevated liver enzymes and wheat intolerance and at the more extreme level celiac disease. In my research I read that if you do have a wheat allergy it can raise liver enzymes significantly.

Have any of you heard of this?

I started thinking outside the box because my liver values weren't even that high after a high test, tren, var cycle. The only two things I changed were immediate release niacin 1500mg daily and then the wheat cereal. It's not the niacin because I got a second set of bloods with no niacin for 4 weeks, liver values still high.

For the passed 3 days I've been trying a gluten free diet and so far no stomach discomfort and flatulence has decreased significantly, I just cant believe that wheat could really do that.