Overview
Clinical Benefits
- Master antioxidant — neutralizes free radicals
- Skin brightening (lightens hyperpigmentation)
- Liver detoxification support
- Anti-aging effect on cellular machinery
- Reduces inflammation
Administration
IV push (most common), IM injection, or oral liposomal (lower bioavailability)
Drug class: antioxidant tripeptide
Clinical Dosing
Typical dosage
600mg-2000mg per session
Starting dose
600mg
Cadence
1-2x weekly via IV/IM
Full titration schedule
| Phase | Dose |
|---|---|
| Sessions 1-2 | 600mg IV push slow (over 5-10 min) |
| Sessions 3-8 | 1000-2000mg IV push or drip 1-2x weekly |
| Maintenance | 1000mg every 2-4 weeks |
Safety Profile
Side effects
- • Mild flushing
- • Sulfur-like odor (transient)
- • Vein irritation at fast push rates
- • Rare allergic reactions in sulfa-sensitive patients
Contraindications
- • Pregnancy (limited data)
- • Sulfite/sulfa allergy
- • Severe asthma (rare bronchospasm)
Frequently asked questions
Glutathione is most commonly researched for: Master antioxidant — neutralizes free radicals, Skin brightening (lightens hyperpigmentation), Liver detoxification support, Anti-aging effect on cellular machinery.
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Information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Peptides should only be used under the supervision of a qualified healthcare provider.