Orals are subject to more metabolism by the liver and therefore have a greater effect on your system. Injectables and gels are metabolized differently (second pass metabolism) and therefore have less exposure to the liver. However, over the long term both can have adverse effects. So either is harmful long term without proper liver protection (see previous posts). You, in fact, can have an enlarged liver with normal enzymes. the enzymes are spillover from dead cells. the liver enlarges first then dies off in small doses releasing enzymes.is it possible to have a enlarged liver if your liver enzymes are normal in your blood work. Also I thought only orals were hard on your liver, I thought injectables didnt really bother your liver--am I wrong, and while I'm asking how about test-gels, these arnt bad either are they?
i use injectable tationil now one inject every week for 6 weeks , then take a month off and do it again, it give me some much enegry and i just have a "clean " feeling, its wierd, its up in price but its worth it.This page has some interesting info on some inj glut. I've personally never used it before, just posting some stuff I found.
http://www.tationil-ph.com/content/view/20/1/
This place charges $210 per box.
http://www.tradekey.com/product_view/id/284670.htm
