Important safety considerations regarding antioxidant use include: High-dose supplements are not risk-free Excessive vitamin E intake has been associated with increased mortality risk in some meta-analyses and may increase prostate cancer risk in men, though evidence remains debated Drug interactions Antioxidants can interact with medications including anticoagulants (vitamin E, coenzyme Q10), insulin and sulfonylureas (alpha-lipoic acid), and some herbal products may affect liver enzyme metabolism Quality concerns Supplements not registered under the MHRA Traditional Herbal Registration scheme are not subject to the same rigorous testing as licensed medicines
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As the most potent antioxidant produced by the body, glutathione is synthesized from three amino acids: glycine, cysteine, and glutamic acid, primarily within the liver
Researchers report that people who have lower levels of glutathione have an increased risk of cardiovascular disease
Yes, when administered by licensed professionals using approved products, glutathione injections are safe with minimal side effects
