400 mgs Ibuprofen is 30x more hepatotoxic than 20mgs Dbol

[Wolfox]

relax,he confused liver with kidney.

painmeds= bad for kidneys.

i wonder why that is?

Good thing he's not studying to be a real doctor.

[hazbin]

Seriously?! I seem to have heard a lot of stories about long term dbol use w/ little serious negative impact. Seems like genetics, within reason, are the usual factor in whether u get adversely affected or not.

Did he say what else he was taking alongside the dbol? 70s usage is interesting. 

full bottles of test every single day

[Danny-Boy]

Lovers of Ibuprofen can expect nice GI Bleeding as well.. much more commonly sen in patients

[hazbin]

Lovers of Ibuprofen can expect nice GI Bleeding as well.. much more commonly sen in patients

but it is acetaminophen that is the number one destroyer of livers, no?

[Danny-Boy]

but it is acetaminophen that is the number one destroyer of livers, no?

more so during interaction/conjunction w/ other toxic drugs to the liver

[Skorp1o]

I had a stomach ulcer last year...and I was a regular user of Ibuprofen. Never taking that stuff again, struggled with the ulcer for two months, it was the most catbolic thing I ever experienced 10kg loss in total, mostly muscle :-/

[Papper]

There is also some god stuff called Dol-u-ron wich is paracetamol 500 and 30mg of codein (opiate). Incredible for severe pain but addictive if one's doesn't control itself.

That's the one I was on then.. Named "Citodon" in Sweden. Doctors needs to prescribe this.

Kodein turns into morphine inside the system.

Didn't feel much on it and therefore can't confirm it's addictive following your designated intake.

[jr]

That's the one I was on then.. Named "Citodon" in Sweden. Doctors needs to prescribe this.

Kodein turns into morphine inside the system.

Didn't feel much on it and therefore can't confirm it's addictive following your designated intake.

Some peoples bodies can't convert codeine to morphine due to issues with the liver enzyme responsible, so codeine doesn't do shit for them.

[Mawse]

Did we cover that ibuprofen is toxic to the kidneys in this thread already?

liver regenerates, kidneys don't. the incidence of Kidney damage due to NSAIDs is relatively high in older people / long time users.


I'll stick to a Tylenol ex a couple of times a month, thanks.

[Big Chiro Flex]

Did we cover that ibuprofen is toxic to the kidneys in this thread already?

liver regenerates, kidneys don't. the incidence of Kidney damage due to NSAIDs is relatively high in older people / long time users.


I'll stick to a Tylenol ex a couple of times a month, thanks.

Succinctly put.

Yeah I confused ibuprofen for liver clearance, my bad.

[240 is Back]

I've been living healthy, taking milk thistle and eating right.

Today here with family, I had 3 big glasses of wine.  I dont even think I caught a buzz.  no dehydration, no anything.  Felt awesome, but was back and working in 90 minutes. 

Liver really does grow stronger from the healthy foods and milk thistle, I guess.