Swiss Pharmaceuticals TUDCA

TUDCA Swiss Pharmaceuticals

TUDCA by Swiss Pharmaceuticals is an effective OCT and PCT protection for your liver to reduce toxic side effects of prohormone or steroid cycles and to support your liver. Prohormon Cycles achieve good and visible results for many bodybuilders and strength athletes. But at the same time, most of these cures can also lead to harmful side effects and, above all, attack the liver. Therefore, the care and protection of your liver is a top priority if you are currently taking steroids or Prohormones or have just finished a cycle.

That’s why Swiss Pharmaceuticals TUDCA has developed: A combination of two highly tested and reliable sources of liver protection that combine to provide you with very effective protection to keep your liver in top condition during your cycle.

Research has shown that TUDCA acts as an antioxidant and prevents the accumulation of toxic substances in the cells. TUDCA thereby prevents nerve cells from dying. The molecule also has the ability to control immune function.

Benefits of TUDCA Swiss Pharmaceuticals:

• reduces cell death in a damaged liver
• also protects the healthy liver
• helps to heal an already damaged liver
• helps with acute kidney trauma
• is one of the strongest on cycle therapy supplements on the market

TUDCA Swiss Pharmaceuticals suggested use:

Suggested usage
2-4 capsules a day are recommended. The dosage should be divided at regular intervals.

Before taking this product consult with your healthcare physician. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. This product should only be consumed by healthy adults over 18 years. Nutrition supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet.
Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place after opening.

TUDCA Swiss Pharmaceuticals Ingredients and nutritional information:

Serving Size: 2 Capsules
Servings per Container: 30 servings
Container: 60 Capsules

• TUDCA (Tauroursodeoxycholic acid): 500 mg

*% RDA = percentage of recommended daily intake (based on a daily requirement of 2000 calories)