NAC
Also known as: N-Acetyl Cysteine
Glutathione precursor, antioxidant powerhouse for liver, lung, and recovery.
- Clinical dose
- 600–1200 mg/day
- Typical label dose
- 600 mg–1.8 g
- Category
- Antioxidant
- Antioxidant
- Liver Support
- Recovery
What it is & how it works
Rate-limiting substrate for glutathione synthesis; mucolytic; modulates NMDA receptor.
Dosage
The clinically studied dose is 600–1200 mg/day.On labels you'll typically see 600 mg–1.8 g.
What the research shows
Glutathione precursor, go-to for liver support, alcohol recovery, and oxidative-stress reduction.
Studies & citations
Formulas it appears in
- Liver Support
- Recovery Formula
Antioxidant blends, liver support, recovery formulas
Categories
NAC FAQ
What is NAC?
Glutathione precursor, antioxidant powerhouse for liver, lung, and recovery.
How much NAC should I take per day?
The clinically studied dose is 600–1200 mg/day.
What does NAC do?
Glutathione precursor, go-to for liver support, alcohol recovery, and oxidative-stress reduction.
What is NAC found in?
Antioxidant blends, liver support, recovery formulas
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