liver toxicity?

[gusto77]

TweetWhat would you medical experts say is more toxic.....2 grams of tylenol at once or 30 mgs of d-bol

[JsJs24]

TweetDon't know bro but the dbol isn't too bad on me as long as I drink plenty of water and just do short cycles of 5 or 6 wks.

[mick-G]

TweetLol, who in hell would take 2 gm of tylenol?? I would say the tylenol and that would be assuming you are using the milk thistle and or LIV52 and drinking plenty water. I think most of the Tylenols have the acetameniphen (sp) which is the culprit in the liver damage.

[jipped genes]

Tweeti can do dbol at 30-40mg ed for 4 weeks and have blood work done. my liver values will be elevated but not bad. M1T sent them through the roof.

[prolangtum]

Tweettylenol is worse, but then again, your comparing 30mgs of dbol to 2000mgs of tylenol. If dosages were the same, I would venture to say dbol would be more toxic.

[mick-G]

TweetExactly!^

[firstenrgy]

Tweetgusto77 brings up a good point.
To be fair, you can't compare them mg for mg. But... if an effective dose of of Acetametafin is 1000mg and an effective dose of d-bol is 25mg which one would be more live hepotoxic? I don't know the answer... but I do know that Acet was only put on the market because it was the first fever reducer/pain reliever that could be given to children under three without the risk of reyes syndrome. Its lack of stomach upset compared to asprin was another reason but a minor one. It's liver hepotoxicity was known then but never removed from the market once ibuprofen and others came out.
firstenrgy

[prolangtum]

TweetAs long as your not doing a tylenol cycle, then I wouldnt sweat over which is more toxic.