Methyl 1-AD and grapefruit juice

[Thor3434]

Hey guys, I understand grapefruit juice can have serious affects on medication and increase bioavailability by a large amount. I know that people have experimented this with ph's before with positive results, and I also realize that this comes with risk so I have a few concerns.

1. Grapefruit juice doesn't affect all drugs, so does anybody know if it has any affect on Methyl-1-AD?
2. Would it be safe to take grapefruit juice with 60 mg of Methy-1-AD? Or should the dosage be lowered?
3. Is it safe to take it along with any type of cycle support because I know that it can be life threatening if taken with cholestrol and blood pressure lowering meds.

Also if you know of any other problems that could occur please let me know, I appreciate it.

 

[jester72]

Unfortunately, I have no idea on this. I'm subbed to see what kind of answers you get. You've piqued my interest with this.

 

[rdunski93]

I know grapefruit juice will intensify methadone and some pain medication but what is methyl -1-Ad? It sounds like an upper if so the juice won't have any affect on it.

 

[Thor3434]

I've been searching all over and can't find answers Jester. I know that the whole name is methyl-1-etiocholenolol-epietiocholanolone, also called alpha 1 I believe.

 

[digit0x]

You'll be hard pressed to find anything specific to that drug.

 

[Thor3434]

Even if I don't get an answer on the specific drug it would help to know anybody that has experimented with it in general. Also my third question is probably my biggest concern.