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At the time of writing, the FDA has so far noted an absence of safety concerns based on their review to date and is considering exercising enforcement discretion regarding the sale and distribution of (at least some) NAC-containing supplement products
Dehydroascorbate, the fully oxidized form of vitamin C, is reduced spontaneously by glutathione, as well as enzymatically in reactions using glutathione or NADPH
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The injectable route typically produces fewer gastrointestinal effects since the compound bypasses the digestive system