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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?
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Can taking antioxidants be dispensed with altogether without compromising anything if one is taking a high dose of GlyNAC?
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Are there special circumstances when getting sufficient glutathione in specific cells and tissues with GlyNAC will still fall short, so that targeted antioxidants will still be helpful, as when taking lutein, zeaxanthin, meso-zeaxanthin, or astaxanthin for helping with vision problems?
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Are the Nutricost N-Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC) Powder, 500 grams for $39.28 from Amazon and the BulkSupplements.com NAC Powder, 2.2 pounds for $40.97 both of suitable quality and safety for use as nutritional supplements?
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