Vitamin C increases glutathione levels in red blood cells and lymphocytes, while vitamin E (in mixed tocopherol form) is an important antioxidant that works alongside glutathione, aiding in its recycling (with vitamin C)
On the other end, if someone adds only 0.5mL of water to create a 20mg/mL solution, a 2mg starting dose would require just 0.1mL or 10 units on a syringe
NAC has its own robust clinical evidence base, particularly for respiratory and liver health, and is generally well absorbed orally
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