By the time it is "absorbed," it is no longer glutathione
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By the second month, many of the initial gastrointestinal side effects often become less frequent or less severe as your body adjusts to the medication and potentially to a higher dose (e.g., 7.5 mg weekly)

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Severe or persistent symptoms should prompt a call to your clinician
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