You have endorsed taking 6.8 grams of L-Glycine along with 6.8 grams of N-Acetyl Cysteine (GlyNAC) as a way to boost body-wide levels of natural glutathione, which acts as a stabilizer to correct extreme imbalances from excessive oxidation as well as periods of excessive reduction. As such, this would seem to be an ideal solution for better regulating such phenomena than taking potent antioxidants alone, as are increasingly incorporated in nutritional substances. Can excess antioxidant intake become harmful at times?

It is possible to overdo things, but this would typically require an unusually specific timing for needing to readjust electron flow conditions via oxidation while taking quite high levels of potent antioxidants that would work against this. This is a good example of the virtue in relying on divine augmentation while following a regimen of twice a week ingestion of nutritional supplements, rather than taking them every day. We can spread things out in quite remarkable and dynamic ways to provide sufficient coverage, as well as to minimize excess levels of the ingested materials, in order to achieve needed concentrations of key physiologic mediators and nutritional adjuncts to support the body most effectively.