Glutathione exerts its hypopigmentary effect by several mechanisms namely direct (by binding with the copper-containing active sites) and indirect (via antioxidant effect leading to exhaustion of free radicals and peroxides) inhibition of tyrosinase enzyme (the key enzyme for melanogenesis).[] It also switches the production of eumelanin to pheomelanin by the formation of sulfhydryl-dopa conjugates.[] Additionally glutathione has been shown to scavenge UV radiation-induced reactive oxygen species generated in epidermal cells.[] Its antioxidative action also helps to lighten melasma, as several studies have confirmed the role of oxidative stress in melasma.[] Glutathione may be used orally (2040 mg/kg/day in two divided doses) or intravenously (6001200 mg)

As the body's primary intracellular antioxidant, glutathione operates at the centre of cellular redox balance neutralising free radicals, regenerating vitamins C and E after their antioxidant cycles, supporting mitochondrial integrity, and driving the liver's phase II detoxification pathways
Eligibility rates by drug, trial phase, and population Eligibility rates varied by GLP-1 RA drug and trial phase (Supplementary S3 Table, S4 Fig)
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