folate plus vit b12 methyl type, iron is not good and best try folate +b12
steroids can easily ruin your health and cannot be used on hbvers, you can do the same with hard work and epimedium (horny goat weed) which raises testosterone levels naturally with almost no sides
Ya u lose hairs on steroids that's a known side effect of it. Liver is not compromised if u don't abuse it and use rationally. I don't prefer artificial source of protein like whey though they recommend it as natural which actually it is not. Concern was about steroids and iron. Anyways nice feedback and experience thanks.
Hi brother i am on whey protein from past 3 months and it has done wonders for me in terms of energy and muscle growth but i got it from us with any sugar and flavours .Can see good muscle growth too
I found out one article on the net. If someone could add on his opinion that would be appreciable..
It is important to remember that patients with hepatitis B and C may develop anemia as a result of autoimmune hemolytic anemia[1] and rarely aplastic anemia/pancytopenia. Thus not all anemia is a result of chronic disease.
Furthermore, iron overload may be responsible for hepatitis C resistance to ribavirin and interferon (IFN). The serum ferritin level appears to influence the type of IFN response achieved. In one study, those patients with hepatitis B infection and a serum ferritin level > 300 ng/mL failed to respond to IFN in 93% of the cases studied.
Hepatitis C virus-related liver damage is characterized by increased iron storage (possibly induced by the virus), which elicits a free-radical-mediated peroxidation, with consequent steatosis and activation of glutathione turnover. In some animal studies, the use of iron has increased activity in autoimmune diseases but, as far as I am aware, not the activity of hepatitis.
In hemodialysis patients, serologic evidence of hepatitis seems not to affect the response to iron supplementation significantly; and unless the hepatitis is active, the chances are small that IV iron would worsen or precipitate an acute flare of hepatitis. It is prudent, however, to monitor iron status, response to therapy, and evidence of hepatitis recrudescence in such patients.