Exemestane and the Liver
Exemestane and the liver: metabolism via CYP3A4 and aldoketoreductases, exposure in hepatic impairment, hepatotoxicity risk, steroidal structure, and monitoring of liver tests. An editorial review.
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Exemestane and the liver: metabolism via CYP3A4 and aldoketoreductases, exposure in hepatic impairment, hepatotoxicity risk, steroidal structure, and monitoring of liver tests. An editorial review.
What to combine coenzyme Q10 with: fatty food and omega-3, vitamin E, selenium, L-carnitine, creatine, statins. What has an evidence base, what is only theory, and which combinations to avoid.
Egg protein and casein: source, protein fractions, absorption rate, amino acid composition, allergens, and studies of nighttime intake. A comparative analysis by the editorial team.
Fadogia agrestis and women: why a "male" booster has no evidence for women, what risks it poses for the hormonal profile, pregnancy, and breastfeeding, and what to choose instead.
Does Melanotan II affect sleep: the melanocortin system and arousal, nausea, flushing, nighttime erections, confusion with melatonin. What is known from research and where the gaps are.
Trenbolone and boldenone: how their chemical structure, origin, mechanism of action, aromatization, side effects, and legal status differ. A comparative review by the editorial team, with sources.
The history of the discovery of GHRP-6: the computer design of the peptide by Bowers and Momany, the first human studies, synergy with GHRH, the road to MK-677, the GHS-R receptor, and ghrelin.
Methyltestosterone and hair: the role of androgens and DHT in androgenic alopecia, who is in the risk group, whether hair loss is reversible, and what is known about treatment methods.
Calcium for women: peak bone mass, female athletes and RED-S, pregnancy and preeclampsia, PMS, menopause, carbonate or citrate, the risks of supplements. An editorial review with sources.
Common myths about CJC-1295: "a safe natural peptide," "the same as growth hormone," "a registered drug," "with DAC and without DAC are the same" - an analysis by the editorial team.
Exemestane and the liver: metabolism via CYP3A4 and aldoketoreductases, exposure in hepatic impairment, hepatotoxicity risk, steroidal structure, and monitoring of liver tests. An editorial review.
What to combine coenzyme Q10 with: fatty food and omega-3, vitamin E, selenium, L-carnitine, creatine, statins. What has an evidence base, what is only theory, and which combinations to avoid.