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N-Acetyl Cysteine се произвежда в човешкото тяло. Той е производно на цистеин, ацетил групата е прикрепен към азотен атом. Това съединение се продава като хранителна добавка, като се твърди, че е мощен антиоксидант и защитава черния дроб. N-Acetyl Cysteine бързо се метаболизира вътреклетъчно в глутатион. Глутатионът действа като мощен антиоксидант в организма. Глутатионът и детоксикира химикалите в по-малко вредни съединения. N-Acetyl Cysteine също предпазва организма от ацетаминофенна токсичност и се използва в болниците за пациентите при отравяне с парацетамол. Също толкова ефективен е и при лечението на чернодробна недостатъчност. Тежките метали като олово, живак и арсен се пречистват и отстраняват от организма чрез N-ацетил цистеин. Той също така увеличава отделянето на цинк и някои други важни минерали, когато се приема за продължителен период от време. Ето защо е необходимо да се взема допълно цинк, мед и други микроелементи при приемането на N-ацетил цистеин. N-Acetyl Cysteine доказано намалява разпространението на някои клетки на дебелото черво и може да намали риска от рак на дебелото черво при хора с повтарящи се полипи в него. При вземането на N-ацетил цистеин е препоръчително да се пие поне 2-3 пъти повече витамин C. Неспазването на това може да доведе до повече вреди, отколкото полза от този продукт. Приемането на витамин С, също помага на глутатиона, който се произвежда от N-Acetyl Cystein, така че той да може да продължи да действа като антиоксидант. Употреба:1 капсула 2 пъти дневно.
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De-Tox Detox. N-acetyl cysteine. What is N-Acetyl Cysteine? N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) is a derivative of the non-essential sulfur-containing amino acid cysteine Food sources of N-acetyl cysteine Animal Sources: Chicken, sausage, turkey, pork, duck, fish. Dairy products-ricotta cheese, cottage cheese, yogurt and eggs. Plant Sources: Broccoli, red pepper, onions, bananas garlic, soy beans, linseed, wheat germ Benefits. Q: Does n-acetyl cysteine have an odor? A: N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) is a derivative of the non-essential sulfur-containing amino acid cysteine. Sulfur has an unpleasant odor commonly described as rotten egg smell. Some batches smell stronger than others. WARNING: Do not take this product if you are pregnant or nursing. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are taking any prescription medication or if you have a medical condition. Discontinue use if you experience gastrointestinal discomfort. We live in a world where we are surrounded by man-made toxic molecules which do not tolerate very well. An example of this is the one ‘nice’ thing which they put into almost all cosmetics and personal care products to make them smell good – the fragrance. In reality, it takes over 3,000 different chemical ingredients to make up the vast array of different smells that we come across in the bath room cabinet every day. When trying to ‘optimise’ cellular expression and metabolic function you can definitely do without these vast array of toxins, which are implicated in a host of mild to serious health complaints. Do your best to avoid all sources of toxins and replace products with natural alternatives and chemical free replacements. A good nutritional base will help your body to get rid of many of those which do slip through into your diet and daily lifestyle. Sources of Toxins: Chemicals Foods ( additives) Plastics Medication Exhaust Fumes Tobacco Smoke Industrial Pollution Solvents Varnish Glues Lacquer Dyes Detergents Pesticides Hair dye Disinfectants Germicides Perfumes Textiles Lubricants Swimming pools Bleach Household cleaners Alcohol Cosmetics Personal care Ink/toner Antifreeze Paint Insect repellent Fertiliser Weed killer Preservatives Petroleum products Toothpaste Mouth wash Dried fruits Decaf coffee Rubber Cement Manufacturing Foods (additives) Radiation (ionizing – NOT EMF or ELF) X-rays Dental X-rays Nuclear Reactors Cosmic Rays (sun) Radon gas CT Scans Medical radiation Thoron Space Background (earth) Toxic Metals Antiperspirants Deodorants Salt Tin cans Aluminium Foil Aluminium Utensils Food Additives Medication Cosmetics Tobacco Diesel Engines Pesticides Dental appliances Amalgams Antacids Soft drinks Tea Coffee Washing powder Water softeners Hair dye Cookware Jewellery Nail polish Ink/toner Old pipes Canned foods Batteries Cotton Products Paint Latex Petroleum products Starch Hydrogenated Oils Kitchen Appliances Mouth wash Flooring Glass Products Solvents Cleaning Agents These tables are by no mean definitive, there are literally thousands upon thousands of products which we come into contact with and which either contain or have been manufactured using chemicals. Solution-N Acetly Cysteine. N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) is a derivative of the amino acid L-cysteine NAC is then a precursor in the formation Glutathione, which is a powerful antioxidant in the body. Use your best endeavours to identify and eliminate the most obvious for day to day exposure.