TweetAcetaminophen can be harsh on your liver, so if you are already taking 17aa orals, it might be a good idea to avoid acetaminophen.

Also, avoid taking antacid tablets at the same time that you take any oral medications, because antacids will usually severely limit their absorption.

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Originally posted by Drenten
Acetaminophen can be harsh on your liver, so if you are already taking 17aa orals, it might be a good idea to avoid acetaminophen.

acetaminophen is harsher on your liver than most orals, ill try to stray away wether on or off

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Originally posted by Drenten
Acetaminophen can be harsh on your liver

yea, take advil if you need to for pain or headaches

TweetAcetaminophen and paracetamol are incredibly liver toxic.

Even more so than ethanol(alcohol).

Avoid them at all costs during a cycle.

I'd only have a bit of wine(Or beer if you prefer) if NOT using 17-aa's. If you are using 17-aa's......don't even bother.

Aspirin btw while thining the blood also inhibits protein synthesis by lowering overral prostaglandin levels.

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TweetI always consume Milk thistle and Cranberry Extract to protect the liver and Kidneys. And of course waves of water to flush everything out.

TweetMan nice to know that, Im an Acetaminophen junky due to joint aches and headaches...