How about UDCA, or Ursodeoxychloric Acid.. I think I spelled that correctly.

Methionine is the precursor to SAM-e, an injectable pharmaceutical liver restorer used in Russia for hepatic liver conditions. It's an oral over the counter supplement in North America. The Lipo-B shot looks interesting but I'm not knowledgeable enough to tell why Lipo-B would be any better than SAM-e.

The only reason I mention it is because these medications and supplements are related to liver health through the Methionine cycle. If you are interested in educating yourself on why these supplements or drugs are supposed to be good for our livers, read here:

http://www.benbest.com/health/Meth.html

Everyone raves about TUDCA without even really knowing why they are parroting this information. TUDCA, like its close relation UDCA, are great salts for anyone suffering from cholestasis. Using TUDCA or UDCA year round as preventative... not so sure about that. If you are already suffering or on your way to suffering (e.g. long cycles of high dose toxic orals), either would be great. I would possibly pre-load or post-load with TUDCA before or after a cycle, but taking it concomitantly with a liver toxic substance might be bad idea. There is evidence to suggest that dosing TUDCA at around times of alcohol consumption can actually cause more damage than if you hadn't.

The liver is resilient and can repair itself, but it's too hard to see the extent of permanent liver scarring and damage without a biopsy. People die because of liver failure all the time. It's not something to really take lightly, and say, "the liver is tough enough, it can regenerate". Always be aware of what kind of effects the substances you are taking can have on your body, and take proper preventative health precautions.

I had blood work done in December and my LDL was slightly elevated and my HDL was slightly low. My liver enzymes were slightly elevated as well. I've done some reading on liver detox and cholesterol connection. I found that fatty liver is responsible for high cholesterol vs. high cholesterol being responsible for fatty liver. Choline, from what I've researched is the best thing out there to aid in fatty liver. Inositol and L-Methionine are reported as good to use in combination with Choline. The liver is the only organ that can regenerate itself. If that in itself was good enough, one wouldn't need any supplement support for the liver. Fibrosis,scarring of the liver, can occur from poor diets - too much white sugar, high fructose corn syrup and high carbs. Also can be an issue from high alcohol consumption and certain 'medications'. This link is to one of the better articles I found on Choline.

http://knowledgeofhealth.com/how-simple-dietary-supplement-can-quell-mod...

Ive never been a big fan of liver supps and with most things what works today is proven useless tomorrow. The liver is a bad boy with its double blood supply and can clean your body and itself out pretty well on its own. JMO

Check out Synthergine. Its the best product Ive seen. Ive seen the blood work numerous times,,,this stuff works.

I use milk thistle and turmeric year around..
When I run tren and use accutane I drop turmeric and add Udca (not Tudca) and Liv 52.

TUDCA has been proven as a solid liver support. have done liv 52, before had better liver values using TUDCA.

I normally use liv 52 year round on and off orals. But tudca with liv 52 seems to be one of the best protection combos

Never used any of those products. But Tudca has been proven to help aid in recovery of your liver. If you are taking orals then Taking Tudca should be a priority