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Research indicates that low glutathione status is associated with higher inflammation, slower immune responses, and increased vulnerability to environmental stressors

In the adjunctive treatment of COPD Prevention of respiratory infections, alleviation of pre-existing symptoms (persistent cough) Endometriosis, in the adjunctive treatment of PCOs for fertility problems (both women and men) In post-contraceptive rehabilitation (in such cases we also recommend our Broccoli & Watercress, Choline & Inositol products) To detoxify the liver, regenerate liver cells, lower triglycerides In case of blood sugar and insulin homeostasis problems, in the adjunctive treatment of insulin resistance Nervous system, to support nerve cells and to increase memory Metabolism of toxins and cancer-causing substances Natural creation and repair of DNA Production of protein and prostaglandin, a compound with hormone-like effects Activation of enzymes Glutathione also helps with the breakdown of nutrients and the regulation of important body processes, such as the immune response

While generally safe, they should be used under medical supervision to avoid potential side effects or interaction.

Anecdotal evidence suggests B12 injections work very well to increase energy levels

We recommend applying vitamin C in the morning and potentially the azelaic acid/glutathione combination at night to avoid formulation conflicts