The Glutathione Intervention: Tyrosinase Inhibition Mechanism Tyrosinase is a copper-containing enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of L-tyrosine into melanin
This makes it particularly valuable for those stuck in cycles of reinfection, poor resilience, or runaway inflammation
There have been increased use and popularity by athletes, biohackers, and individuals with chronic injuries and chronic digestive issues due to its potential to shorten rehabilitation times
Day 1: 500mg NAD IV (1.5-3hrs) Day 4: 100mg NAD SQ Day 6: 100mg NAD SQ Daily: 250mg NR/NMN in the morning Week 7 We round off our loading phase with a large IV dose of NAD+, getting your body to optimal levels that we maintain throughout the rest of the cycle
We'll assess the product, get your reconstitution and dose right, and put you on a proper protocol instead of guesswork
This is because dietary glutathione is easily broken down during digestion