No, due to its short half-life
GSH exists in all living cells, its higher in yeast, wheat germ and liver, 100~1000 mg/100 g
When you're used to those climate controlled environments, it can be hard to settle into something outside of your comfort zone
If you do have diabetes and are on insulin or sulfonylureas along with the GLP-1, then you need to monitor blood sugars closely, as those other meds might need dose reductions to avoid hypos
( GLP-1 RAs recently appearing on the market, in particular liraglutide, semaglutide and tirzepatide (a GIP/GLP-1 RA dual agonist) seek to overcome the problem of the short plasma half-life of native GLP-1 through (i) changing the amino acid sequence of the peptide so that it is no longer broken down by DPP-4, and/or (ii) attaching a long acyl chain to the peptide, thus allowing it to bind to albumin, and avoid rapid elimination via the kidney
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