Was at the doctor yesterday and they informed me that I had elevated liver enzymes. Yippeee!!!

So my question, if I have elevated liver enzymes, should I be continuing with TSM? Or should I be seeking alternative methods at this point? I'm on week 17 with no noticeable difference in consumption. I told my doctor I was taking Nal, they asked me where I got. I told them I got it online, then they asked me how I could be sure it was the real thing. At which point I've begun to doubt the pills. I'm taking Naltima which is manufactured by a company called Intas in India.

So, does anybody know how one would go about verifying the quality of Nal bought online?

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Given my liver enzyme issue should I seek other forms of treatment?

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Hello , I empathize , ihad a worry about levels and even posted my damn results here .

If you question the value of your NAl get a sure supply , and when tsm kicks in your levels will
probably go down as mine did . I read in the book somewhere that on eof the key enzymes
should not be over 3X the level . Look at my results the highest one was 120 over a top
safe score of 60 , that's the one that shouldn't be above 3X level .

By rights if you can stay abstinent clear up a bit but take (good ) NAL and drive your
readings down . I believe I posted some months after and had gone down .
In fact I'd even had steatosis around for years which can slip into cirrhosis .
So watch it !

And ...;You're on week 17 so... You should see change soon .
I think you should just change fast and see if it gets better .

where did you get it online? maybe we can poke around and see if the web site is legit.