Will depend how well you absorb sublingually. There will be individual differences. Some people would be actually ingesting it thinking it was sublingual but they actually swallowed it with their saliva instead.
Furthermore, sublingual theoretically skips the first pass at the liver, but it will still go thru the liver at the second pass. The main benefit to sublingual is getting the compound into your bloodstream quicker and shortening the half life.
Lastly, everyone’s liver response it slightly different anyway. Some people can tolerate high doses without much increase in liver values whilst others are more sensitive from the get go.
Regardless, your values will always come down with time off the compounds. As long as you have an otherwise healthy liver, just keep in mind the duration of exposure and know when to give it a rest.
@Nuubgainz who was the source for your Var btw?