N acetylcysteine or NAC has been used since the mid 90’s for treating neurodegenerative conditions (nerve related health related problems). It has long been used for the treatment of cystic fibrosis and in upper respiratory combination drugs. It is also the antidote most commonly used for Tylenol overdose in the hospital.
Many of the neurodegenerative conditions are now thought to be caused by toxic chemicals. Inside the body these chemicals become what are called "free radicals." Free in that they freely move around. Radical in that they do radical damage to the cells of your body.
Damage can be to the cell wall, structures inside the cell and to the individual parts of the internal structures. Since nerves are cells, they can damage nerve membranes and parts. This includes the brain since it is full of nerve cells.
Excess free radicals can result from exposure, the production of radical chemicals in the body or a lack of another internal soldier like chemicals called "antioxidants".” These soldier chemicals are like the special forces of the marines. They are the soldiers who neutralize free radical action.
Since our diets are deficient of many macro nutrients, to get the best benefit from NAC requires taking the co-factors that helps the NAC work even better.
Magnesium - 50-400 mg/ day (best not to take with NAC)
Selenium - 100-200 mcg/day (Each Brazil Nut has 100 mcg so eat 2 a day)
Vitamin E (D-Alpha tocopheryl) - 400-800 Units/day
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) - 25-50 mg/day
Vitamin C (to prevent kidney stones)
There is something you might need to consider about acetylcysteine. What if there was a better way to boost your glutathione using acetylcysetine? What if it eliminated the need for finding, counting out and taking the appropriate amount of all of the above vitamins and minerals?
What if it was possible to get the appropriate amount of each in an acetylcysteine oral administration formulation that has been clinically proven to boost your glutathione to levels beyond what you could with the above mixture.
Well, there is something available. More to come on this.
Cant wait? Then feel free to contact me and I will tell you how you can get it.
How Much
One nutritionist recommends that a dose of about 500 mg to 1800 mg per day.
Literature suggested beginning with 500 - 600 mg to see how it works. Then add another capsule if needed. Do not take more than what is needed. Taking more than the amount recommended by the supplier could cause sever health problems.
Most research also indicates that it is essential to take 500 mg of Vitamin C to prevent kidney stones. Also take Lipoic Acid (as directed by the supplier). These will help prevent the glutathione that is produced from becoming oxidized and ineffective.
Additional benefits will come from taking the cofactors.
The most important of the cofactors is selenium. You can get the same amount of selenium as a supplement by eating 2 Brazil nuts a day. Each nut has 100 mcg of selenium and 200 mcg is recommended.
As more info becomes available on N acetylcysteine, we will publish it here.
Note: Numerous products have no published clinical trials demonstrating its N-acetylcysteine formulation and co-factor effectiveness. Some have claims but there is no hight level peer reviewed studies to substantiate their claims. Many times their scientific studies are flawed. It is not saying that their product is bad. Just buyer beware.
The providers we recommend have a third party laboratory guarantee for quality of product.
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