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Bigtug

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Posts: 28
From:canada
Registered: Feb 2001

posted February 11, 2001 11:08 PM

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HMM what is milk thistle i hear it is good to take with dbol ......is this true ? what is the dosage if so..

dcmh13

Amateur Bodybuilder

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From:tx
Registered: Dec 2000

posted February 11, 2001 11:34 PM

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Milk thistle is to help protect your liver. You need to take it when you take dbol since it is more toxic to the liver.

George Stark

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From:TheDarkHalf USA
Registered: Feb 2001

posted February 12, 2001 01:16 AM

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This Should help you.
Also a search also would bring some good info.
Milk thistle derives its name from its appearance. It is a weedy thistle most common to Europe, and has large purple flowers and white spider web-like markings on its leaves. It's medicinal and nutritional usage can be traced back over 2,000 years. A quality herbal standard of preparation of milk thistle is made from the seeds of the dried flower, and standardization of the active ingredient, silymarin (80%).

Liver Cleansing and Detoxification:
Our bodies are exposed to many various toxins daily, including auto exhaust and second-hand smoke, for example. The body has many ways of ridding our system of these toxins, the major organ being the liver. Milk thistle, with its components, can greatly assist the liver in its cleansing duties by "guarding" it, as well as enhancing its performance. Milk thistle's active ingredient, silymarin, is capable of protecting the liver in a couple of ways. First, silymarin helps cells to produce glutathione by as much as 50%, a substance which is known for its ability to fight free-radicals (oxidants). Milk thistle also has a protective effect on liver cells. In experimental studies, milk thistle has shown the ability to bind to the outside of the cell walls and block the entrance of toxins, thereby helping the cells to produce new protein, and enabling it to regenerate.

Milk thistle has shown no side effects in humans. However, due to its stimulating effect on the liver and gallbladder, it may possibly have a mild laxitative effect in some people, which should cease in 2-3 days.

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