Glutathione
Glutathione is a antioxidant/detox peptide used in evidence-based, physician-supervised protocols. Use for detoxification support, skin brightening, post-NAD+ protocol support, chronic disease with oxidative stress burden, or heavy metal exposure.
What is Glutathione?
Master endogenous antioxidant tripeptide (Glu-Cys-Gly). Central to Phase II detoxification (glutathione S-transferase conjugation), ROS neutralization (GPx/GR cycle), immune function, and melanin suppression (inhibits tyrosinase). IV route for maximum systemic bioavailability. IM: 200-600mg. IV: 1000-2000mg.
Uses & clinical decision logic
Use for detoxification support, skin brightening, post-NAD+ protocol support, chronic disease with oxidative stress burden, or heavy metal exposure.
Glutathione dosage & administration
| Vial size | BAC water | Dosing range | Units / dose | Frequency | Route |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1500mg | N/A (Ready-to-use) | 200-600mg (IM) / 1000-2000mg (IV) | Per protocol | 2-4x/week | IM/IV |
Safety & contraindications
Do not mix with Vitamin C in same IV (precipitation risk). May cause temporary nausea at high IV doses — infuse slowly.
Stacking & combinations
Pairs with NAD+ (given post-NAD+ to reduce oxidative byproduct), Vitamin C (separate from IV glutathione).
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Frequently asked questions
What is Glutathione used for?
Use for detoxification support, skin brightening, post-NAD+ protocol support, chronic disease with oxidative stress burden, or heavy metal exposure.
What is the typical Glutathione dosage?
Common dosing ranges from 200-600mg (IM) / 1000-2000mg (IV) (2-4x/week, IM/IV). Exact dosing is individualized and set by a licensed physician.
How is Glutathione administered?
Glutathione is typically administered via IM/IV.
What are the contraindications for Glutathione?
Do not mix with Vitamin C in same IV (precipitation risk). May cause temporary nausea at high IV doses — infuse slowly.
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