Gene expression analysis shows 14 antioxidant genes upregulated and 2 pro-oxidant genes suppressed, creating comprehensive antioxidant enhancement at the transcriptional level
Dizziness Weakness Drowsiness or fatigue Slow heartbeat Low blood pressure Dry mouth, skin, or eyes Headache Upset stomach Diarrhea or constipation Heart block Cold hands and feet Weight gain Less common side effects include: Depression Shortness of breath, wheezing, or trouble breathing, with people who have asthma or Raynauds syndrome facing a higher risk of these adverse effects High blood sugar (hyperglycemia) Trouble sleeping, including insomnia and nightmares Swelling of the hands or feet (edema), specifically in those who take carvedilol (Coreg) Sexual and erectile dysfunction Are There Any Risks
Glutathione works to neutralize the oxidative stress in the body primarily by employing what is referred to as electron shuttles. What this essentially means is that glutathione acts as a middleman by taking an electron away from a free radical and passing it along to a compound that needs an electron
Matsumoto H, Inaba H, Kishi M, Tominaga S, Hirayama M, Tsuda T
