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As an aside, the drug is impossible to find in a mortar store, since the CDC is quietly trying to ban Cysteine and N-ACETYL CYSTEINE. I have noticed significantly improved mental health since i started the treatment. More clarity, less depression. Overall feel better. So im guessing, the supplement will be banned by the end of the year

As an aside, the drug is impossible to find in a mortar store, since the CDC is quietly trying to ban Cysteine and N-ACETYL CYSTEINE. I have noticed significantly improved mental health since i started the treatment. More clarity, less depression. Overall feel better. So im guessing, the supplement will be banned by the end of the year

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Just eat more blue. And onions.

It's an antioxidant...and totally available at your local GNC, or other bullshit supplement purveyor

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The FDC would not fight against NAC if it would be just the precursor of an antioxidant. NAC also lowers blood clotting in C19 patients, and it seems to have a positive effect in depression and bipolar disorder:

https://psychscenehub.com/video/nac-schizophrenia-bipolar-disorder/

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

It's an antioxidant. The FDA can fight against supplements all they want. Eat more food with antioxidants and you don't need to worry about supplementing them. High NAC foods: broccoli, onions, blueberry, egg, tree nuts, ground nuts, and meat.

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N-Acetylcysteine is created by a chemical process out of L-Cysteine hydrochloride that is obtained by combining L-cysteine with hydrogen chloride. L-cysteine is found in food, hair and feathers.

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Also blue jolly ranchers are the best flavor so there’s no downsides

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Most blue in food uses (((aluminum))) based dyes. Have fun with the Alzheimer's.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I'm talking about naturally occurring blue foods...anthocyanin... an antioxidant.

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Oh, then sure. Wasn't too clear.

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NAC increases the amount of a substance called glutathione in the body and is widely recommended by practitioners.

Fascinating considering the

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I am made of 100% glutathione.

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impressive, but somehow, not surprising.

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I take this supplement. I definitely noticed a more easier breathing airway because I am a smoker.

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Fda already working on ban.

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NAC is claimed to prevent "catching" spike-protein shedding from vaxxed. But the benefits described in the OP are what I've felt since taking it too. I get a lot more done every day. I can drop being mad easily and refocus my attention. It's as though it's the exact opposite of what (((Adderall))) does to "treat" (((ADHD))).

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