Active skin infection, unexplained rash, sudden swelling, severe pain, unresolved digestive symptoms, pregnancy, breastfeeding, cancer history, immune concerns, medication conflicts, or unexplained medical symptoms may require closer review
This tripeptide is most concentrated in the liver, where it binds toxins and metabolic byproducts so they can be safely removed
Please note that both versions of selenium contain methionine, which is a sulfur-containing amino acid
This drug, when infused intravenously brought rapid relief of protracted symptoms (muscle tension, pins and needles, weakness, muscle cramps or jerks, burning, tremor or shaking) that had been present for 5-42 months post-withdrawal in 11 patients