(2) Glutathione also plays additional key roles across many areas of human health: (3) Neutralizing reactive oxygen species (ROS), including harmful age-accelerating free radicals Serving as a cofactor for antioxidant enzymes Regenerating other antioxidants ( vitamin C and vitamin E) to fight free radicals again Helping to remove toxins and heavy metals from cells and the brain Supporting mitochondrial function and maintaining mitochondrial DNA for healthy energy As for its role in the immune system, aside from protecting cells from free radical damage, glutathione also protects human health in two ways: (4) Supports proper function of the T-cell lymphocytes to enable frontline soldiers of the immune system to increase in numbers Stimulates production and activation of natural killer (NK) cells Its also been shown to have a pivotal role in establishing innate immune responses, possibly acting as a signaling molecule with a mechanism different from simply scavenging reactive oxygen species
Primary ICD-10 Codes Used in Macrocytic Anemia Claims D51.x Vitamin B12 Deficiency Anemia Use when documentation states: B12 deficiency Pernicious anemia B12 malabsorption Transcobalamin deficiency Requires: Lab confirmation and provider linkage
Product Composition (Per mL) Methionine 20 mg Inositol 50 mg Choline 50 mg Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) Standard dose (varies per compounder, often 1,000 mcg/mL) Total Volume 30 mL multi-dose vial Form Sterile, preservative-free injectable solution Route of Administration Intramuscular only Compounded to USP standards Storage Refrigerate at 28C Mechanism of Action Lipotropic Complex (MIC) MIC stands for Methionine , Inositol , and Choline a trio of nutrients known for their lipotropic (fat-loving) activity
Specifically, Glutathione is involved in the redox of free radicals generated in the liver by the metabolism of toxic substances, including pharmaceuticals
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[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] 240.Cleophas RT, Sjollema J, Busscher HJ, Kruijtzer JA, Liskamp RM
