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Coenzymes Q9 and Q10: Contents in foods and dietary intake

Initial post-treatment discomfort is generally mild, similar to the feeling after a hard work out, and is easily controlled with oral medication, usually Tylenol, but a narcotic can be used if needed

2x higher than Core, adjustable up to 1000mg with $50 per additional 100mg ) Ascorbic Acid 40005000mg (22.5x higher than Core) Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) 100150mg (23x higher than Core) Glutathione 10001500mg (up to 2x higher than Core) Methylcobalamin (B12) 5mg (post-infusion push) Base Drip plus NAD+ 100 mg : ~1.52.5 hours Each additional 100 mg : add ~3060 minutes Max 1000 mg NAD+ : may extend to ~68 hours total ALA and Glutathione given separately as slow IV pushes NAD+ after the first 100mg = $50/100mg extra Glutathione 400mg = $40 extra Ascorbic Acid (vitamin C) 500mg-2000mg = $20-$40 Anti-Nausea Rx = $25 Heartburn relief Rx = $30 Anti-Inflammatory Rx = $30 Migraine Cocktail Rx = $35 Red Light Therapy = $50 Lipo-Mino-C Skinny shot = $35 Disclaimer: The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated the services provided

They are classified as bulk drug substances and are available only through a licensed prescribing provider and compounding pharmacy

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Advantages Some of the advantages of opting for glutathione injections include: Faster and more effective absorption than oral supplements Immediate benefits due to rapid delivery Customizable dosages based on individual needs Side Effects Although glutathione injections are usually deemed safe, a few people might encounter side effects like dizziness, headaches, or even allergic reactions