Tationil (TAD)

What is TAD Glutathione?
-it is a protein (amino acid) molecule which is important as our body
antioxidant, immune system boost

Packing:
Interaction:
Dosage and method:
Each box contains 10x600mg of Glutathione together with 10x4ml distilled aqua for mixing.
No known interaction, individual with liver malfunction is not supposed to take this product. Pregnant and lactating
women are not supposed to take the injection and other same kind of supplementary.
1 ampoule weekly by intravenous or intramuscular method.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What is glutathione?
It is an important chemical that acts as a powerful antioxidant to preserve and protect the brain and other body tissues by
protecting them from the damage of free radicals. It also acts to recycle vitamin C & E which also reduce free radicals.
2. What studies prove it work or are there any studies that prove it works?
The landmark study was done by the Department of Neurology, University of Sassari, Italy in 1996. In this study all patients
improved significantly after glutathione therapy with a 42% decline in disability.
3. What is glutathione used for?
It has been used to treat all symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis,
stroke, ALS, irritable bowel, and chronic fatigue.
4. What improvement in symptoms can one expect?Many patients have had profound improvements
with respect to reduction of rigidity, increased mobility, improved ability to speak, less depression,
and decreased tremor. Glutathione has the added benefit of protecting the brain from free radical
damage, thus possibly slowing the progression of the underlying illness.
5. How long can a person take glutathione and how long will the effect last after I stop using it? It can
be taken permanently. In the 1996 Italian study the therapeutic effect lasted 2-4 months after therapy
was stopped.
6. How long has this treatment been used. Physicians have been using glutathione infusions for at
least 30 years, probably longer.
7. How is the treatment given? It is given intravenously in the arm by IV push over 10 to 15 minutes
usually three times a week in a physician's office.