Can glutathione cause heart attack?
Glutathione supplements were suggested to me for general well-being, and I've been taking them for a few months. My father has heart issues, so I'm a bit concerned if this supplement can affect my heart.
Glutathione supplements were suggested to me for general well-being, and I've been taking them for a few months. My father has heart issues, so I'm a bit concerned if this supplement can affect my heart.
Oh god, I completely understand the panic, I also overanalyze every supplement side effect. Glutathione doesn't cause heart attacks, but if you have any chest pain or racing heartbeat, please stop taking it and see a doctor immediately.
Any chest discomfort or heart issues should never be ignored. While glutathione is generally considered safe, you must get your heart health checked by a cardiologist before starting any heavy supplement cycles.
I had severe palpitations after taking high-dose glutathione IV infusions at a local clinic. Please don't take these things lightly. If you experience any chest tightness or dizziness, rush to a proper hospital and get an ECG done.
I was actually planning to start glutathione pills for my skin next week and now I'm a bit scared. Does it really affect the heart, or is it only for those taking injections? Please let me know what your doctor says.
Beta, at my age, we have seen all kinds of health trends come and go. Glutathione is just an antioxidant and won't cause a heart attack. Just live a simple life, eat home food, and don't stress over these modern pills.
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Agreed with others, it doesn't cause heart attacks. Just make sure to consult a doctor to get the right dosage.
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