Diabetic retinopathy: Mitochondria caught in a muddle of homocysteine
Its made naturally in the body (synthesized in the mitochondria, where it helps enzymes turn nutrients into energy), but humans only produce ALA in small amounts, so turning to ALA-rich foods or supplements may help to optimize your intake
Vitamin C helps regenerate glutathione after its been used up fighting free radicals in your body
Today, several animal studies have been done to learn more about how saponins can inhibit production inflammatory molecules and promote white blood cell activity
But if people ask me, Would you take it? I would say no, citing worries about the long-term effects on things like tumor growth and whether it can enhance already proven levers like good nutrition, sleep, and rehab
(NIH) Start slow, stay consistent, and dont rush the results