After exceeding the capacity threshold of liver cells, they are damaged, and copper is released into the bloodstream, where it remains unbound with ceruloplasmin, (CPN) and in this form it is very toxic, and it also easily accumulates in other organs, e.g., in the intestines, brain, kidneys, and cornea [1,2,3]
All treatments are offered following individual clinical assessment and are not substitutes for medical diagnosis or disease management
(PubMed) In recent years, especially in cosmetic and wellness markets, many clinics have begun offering intravenous (IV) or injection-based glutathione often marketed as skin-lightening or brightening, anti-aging, or detox-boosting treatments
Most people get enough B12 from meat, fish, eggs, and dairy