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# GLUTATHIONE

## Dosage Ranges

- **Standard dose:** 600–1200 mg IV (≈3–6 mL of 200 mg/mL solution)
- **High dose:** 1500–2000 mg IV (≈7.5–10 mL of 200 mg/mL solution)
- **Method:** Dilute in 100–250 mL carrier fluid (0.9% NaCl, CSL, or Hartmann's)
- Infuse over 20–45 minutes
- Can be given at the end of a vitamin/mineral drip ("chaser") or as a standalone infusion
- **Frequency:** 1–2 times per month (wellness / antioxidant support)

## Clinical & Wellness Benefits

- Master antioxidant: regenerates Vitamin C & E, reduces oxidative stress
- Liver detoxification: phase II conjugation, toxin clearance
- Skin health: may support brightening, collagen, anti-aging
- Immune support: enhances lymphocyte function
- Cellular repair: supports mitochondrial function

## Safety & Precautions

- Generally safe when diluted & infused slowly
- Rapid undiluted push may cause chest tightness, flushing, or nausea
- Asthmatics: rare reports of bronchospasm
- Excretion: metabolised and cleared via kidneys; check renal function (GFR) if regular dosing
- Should not be mixed in the same bag with Vitamin C (risk of oxidation) — give sequentially or separate bags
- Always record baseline labs if used long-term (LFTs, renal, oxidative stress markers if indicated)

## Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook

There is no data for Glutathione

https://aidh.hcn.com.au/

Glutathione is considered a "wellness" or "integrative" IV therapy - AIDH is a hospital-based drug reference

- Used mainly in wellness clinics
- Used for longevity or detoxification therapies
- Not part of mainstream medical care

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