The extract is sold as a dietary supplement, a category that does not require FDA approval before reaching the market, unlike a prescription GLP-1 drug [5]
The research record is based on animal models and mechanistic reasoning
Lets add in lean proteins like plain chicken, fish, and bone broth, and call it BRAT 2.0
But doesn't actually feel the same
(2015) randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial showed that sustained daily supplementation with 1,000 mg of Setria oral glutathione increased blood glutathione levels by 30-35% over six months, with the 250 mg group also showing increases in whole blood
This skincare product has undergone dermatological testing, and it boasts impressive results