Vitamin IM Injection: Glutathione Boost

Experience the rejuvenating power of our Glutathione Boost, often referred to as "liquid gold," to keep you radiant and revitalized.

Featuring Glutathione, a potent antioxidant, this formula safeguards cellular components from damage.

Ideal for post-night-out recovery or when your skin needs a pick-me-up, our Glutathione Boost from Beauty O'Clock Medical Spa offers numerous benefits:

  • liver detoxification,
  • top-tier antioxidant properties,
  • inflammation reduction,
  • immune system enhancement, and
  • reversal of aging signs for brighter, youthful-looking skin.
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Glutathione IM Injection Benefits

Glutathione’s broad antioxidant capabilities make it effective for addressing various health concerns. Through glutathione IM injection, individuals can experience a range of benefits, including:

  • enhanced immune function,
  • reduced inflammation for pain relief,
  • increased energy,
  • improved focus,
  • better sleep,
  • detoxification,
  • slowed aging process, and
  • decreased body fat.
Compared to oral supplements, IM injection delivers glutathione directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system and ensuring potency. Additionally, intravenous administration of glutathione is associated with minimal side effects, unlike potential issues such as cramping or bloating from long-term oral supplementation. Prior to starting IM injections, especially if pregnant, breastfeeding, or using medications, consulting a healthcare provider is advisable to discuss potential side effects.

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      Glutathione IM Injections FAQs

      • What does a glutathione IM injections do?

        Glutathione, a potent antioxidant composed of cysteine, glutamate, and glycine, diminishes with age, making supplementation crucial. IM injection treatment, like the packages offered at Beauty O'Clock Medical Spa, can help replenish glutathione levels. These injections combat free radicals, reduce cell damage, hydrate the body, and alleviate symptoms such as headaches, joint pain, and anxiety. Maintaining optimal glutathione levels through IM injection therapy is beneficial, as low levels are linked to several health conditions.

      • How long does glutathione IM injections take to work?

        The effects of a glutathione IM injection treatment are immediate. The saline solution containing glutathione hydrates cells and alleviates dehydration symptoms as it circulates through your body. Compared to oral supplements, IM injection treatments offer higher bio-availability, with over 90% of the glutathione being absorbed.

        Glutathione's long-term benefits include detoxification and combating free radicals that damage cells. These effects typically manifest over about three weeks, although the timeframe can vary based on the frequency of treatments and individual metabolism.

      • What are the side effects of IM glutathione?

        There typically aren’t any serious side effects from a dose of glutathione IM injection. It is widely known to be safe for adults. The only minor side effects have been cramping and bloating, as well as lower zinc levels in people who used glutathione if used over long periods of time. 

        There have been a few cases of glutathione triggering adverse side effects such as asthma attacks, skin conditions, toxicity in the kidney and liver, as well as headaches. If you are worried about any of these, follow up with your doctor about your use of glutathione.

      • How often should you do IM glutathione?

        The optimal schedule for a glutathione IM is 1-3 times per week for about 4 to 9 weeks. 

      • How long does a glutathione IM last?

        A glutathione IM can reap benefits for months afterwards, helping you boost your long-term health and reduce the chance of problems like an autoimmune disease