N-acetylcysteine (NAC) is an amino acid that offers potent antioxidant activity by optimizing the production and replenishment of glutathione.* NAC also acts independently to benefit bodily function from the lungs to the liver, as well as optimizing the body’s resistance against oxidative stress and damage.*
Benefits of NAC:
Helps break up mucus, making it easier to clear from congested lungs and sinuses*
Enhances immune function by supporting the production and function of immune cells*
Enhances antioxidant activity to promote a normal inflammatory response in the lungs*
Supports liver and kidney detoxification by aiding the clearance of heavy metals, such as mercury and cadmium*
Protects the liver and kidneys from toxic insults*
Potent antioxidant function helps the body neutralize free radicals and replenish its glutathione stores*
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