An animal study showed that NAC increased histamine release in conjunction with fluoride.[ref] In people given IV n-acetylcysteine in a hospital setting for acetaminophen poisoning, about 8% of the patients had an anaphylactoid reaction, defined as cutaneous (urticaria, pruritus, angioedema) or systemic (hypotension, respiratory symptoms) within five hours of receiving the IV
Yes, taking them together is actually the preferred method
A concentration of 3% of EDTA showed a reduction of approximately 50% in gilthead seabream parvalbumins IgE-reactivity to cod-allergic patients sera, however no changes regarding European seabass were observed with supplementations of up to 4.5% of EDTA
Glutathione can be given as a push at the end of an IV vitamin treatment, as an IV drip for people with chronic conditions, or as an intramuscular injection
Reconstituted peptides are more fragile and should be aliquoted into single-use vials before freezing