Glutathione , often called the "master antioxidant," is naturally produced in your liver and plays a crucial role in: Neutralizing free radicals that cause cellular damage Supporting liver detoxification pathways Recycling other antioxidants like vitamins C and E Enhancing immune system function Promoting brighter, clearer skin While oral glutathione supplements exist, they're largely ineffective because they break down in the digestive tract before reaching the bloodstream
So, for those with hypermobility considering these medications, a baseline DEXA scan, adequate vitamin D and calcium intake, and monitoring of bone density over time seem like reasonable precautions if proceeding
A single over-dose is unlikely to cause dangerous effects, but may produce more pronounced nausea, vomiting, or gastrointestinal discomfort
The study also notes that MASH involves damage to liver cells, inflammation, and steatosis or fat buildup in the liver
Once frozen and thawed, compounded semaglutide loses effectiveness and should be discarded