The biologically active form of glutathione (GSH)
Allergy medications First-generation antihistamines like Benadryl (diphenhydramine), Chlor-Trimeton (chlorpheniramine), Tavist (clemastine), and Atarax (hydroxyzine) not only stop the itchy eyes, sneezing, and hives that often accompany an allergic reactionthey also can impair your motor control, cause dizziness, and make you very, very sleepy
6 vials for major medical centersImmediate emergency departmentCyanokit/ HydroxocobalaminCyanide poisoningPreferred antidote for cyanide poisoning due to better safety and easier use.8 and 24 hours: 10 g or 2 kitsImmediate emergency departmentCyproheptadineMild to moderate serotonin syndromeAnticholinergic side effects and only PO administration8 hours: 20 mg or 5 tablets (4 mg each)24 hours: 36 mg or 9 tablets (4 mg each) DantroleneMalignant hyperthermia 8 hours: 1000 mg or 50 x 20 mg vials24 hours: 2000 mg or 56 vialsImmediate emergency departmentDeferiprone/ FerriproxIron overloadOral Chelator8 hours: 3.3 g or 7 x 500 mg tablets24 hours: 9.9 g or 20 x 500 mg tabletsSpecialty/optionalDeferoxamine/ DesferalIron poisoningIV use only8 hours: 12 g or 6 x 2 g vials24 hours: 36 g or 18 x 2 g vialsWithin 1 hourDigoxin Immune FAB (ovine)/ DigiFabDigoxin poisoning
Canadian Journal of Applied Physiology
In animals and plants, glutathione performs an important action: acting as a redox buffer it preserves the SH group of proteins in a reduced state
