TAD-600, aka Glutathione, Mini Log

I have recently received a few bottles of TAD600. For those who do not know, TAD600 is 600mg of glutathione. Glutathione is a naturally occurring, very powerful antioxidant. When you take liver supplements such as NAC, it works by increasing your body's output of glutathione, which protects your organs from free radicals and toxins that can damage them. When supplementing with glutathione directly, you are giving your body a much more effective dose.

I was doing some reading on WebMD, to see what the medical community thinks of this stuff. They more or less say it is one of the best things ever!


Glutathione is a substance produced naturally by the liver. It is also found in fruits, vegetables, and meats.

People take glutathione by mouth for treating cataracts and glaucoma, preventing aging, treating or preventing alcoholism, asthma, cancer, heart disease (atherosclerosis and high cholesterol), hepatitis, liver disease, diseases that weaken the body’s defense system (including AIDS and chronic fatigue syndrome), memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease, osteoarthritis, and Parkinson’s disease. Glutathione is also used for maintaining the body’s defense system (immune system) and fighting metal and drug poisoning.

Glutathione is breathed in (inhaled) for treating lung diseases, including idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, cystic fibrosis, and lung disease in people with HIV disease.

Healthcare providers give glutathione as a shot (by injection into the muscle) for preventing poisonous side effects of cancer treatment (chemotherapy) and for treating the inability to father a child (male infertility).

Healthcare providers also give glutathione intravenously (by injection into the vein, by IV) for preventing “tired blood” (anemia) in kidney patients undergoing hemodialysis treatment, preventing kidney problems after heart bypass surgery, treating Parkinson’s disease, improving blood flow and decreasing clotting in individuals with “hardening of the arteries” (atherosclerosis), treating diabetes, and preventing toxic side effects of chemotherapy.


They also list NO known side effects!


I got my baseline blood work done this morning and expect to have results sometime Friday afternoon. I am going to compare the TAD600 to my current regimen of 600mg of NAC and 250mg of TUDCA daily. I will not change anything else about what I take so it stays consistent. I am taking 100mg of Proviron (split into 2 equal doses) daily, 80mg of Tbol (split into 2 equal doses) daily, 500mg of Test-Cyp weekly, 250mg of Deca weekly (for joint support), and 500mg Primo weekly . I know most of those items do no affect the liver at all, but I wanted to lay it all out there. I also take ibuprofen as needed (which is hard on the liver).


More to come, but the main items of interest in the blood work will be AST, ALT, and Bilirubin.

Sounds interesting. I have not heard of TAD600, but I know of glutathione. Might be something I'll want to try out.

Onto the first injection. I have a few pictures to share first:

Everything laid out and ready to reconstitute the TAD600.




Uh oh, notice a problem? It is 4ml of liquid and I have a 3ml syringe. To overcome this, I decided to see if I could reconstitute using only 2ml of liquid.



I used the same method uses for a peptide to reconstitute, putting a little liquid (0.5ml) into the bottle down the side of the bottle (to prevent smashing into the powder) and swirling slowly. Apparently, this is not a useful thing to do, as almost none of the powder was absorbed into the liquid. Undaunted, I added another 1.5ml and swirled a lot. Much of it stayed on the bottom, so I turned it upside down and back to right side up multiple times. Still, the powder was there. Letting it sit, I hit youtube to see if anyone could explain how to reconstitute properly. After 2 minutes of no real luck, I looked at the bottle and all the powder was fully absorbed. Lesson learned, 2ml is enough liquid to fully reconstitute, and let it sit after shaking so it can fully absorb.

I injected into my right deltoid using a 1in 25g needle. The water moved so easily I know I could have used a 27g or even a 29g without any issues. Due to the volume added, I wanted to make sure I went deep enough into the muscle, so I used the 1in (my 27g are all 1/2in). It stung a little going in - either from me pushing it so fast (since I am so used to oil) or because it is Glutatione Sodium. Either way, it was just a little sting, nothing bad.

I nicked a vein going in, though, because a lot of blood started to come out after I removed the needle. I am always ready for that and I used my alcohol pad (by now it is dry) to absorb and stop the blood. It works great, and the blood flow stopped instantly.

I will be doing one injection a week for a few weeks, then do another blood test.

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BigZ said:

Sounds interesting. I have not heard of TAD600, but I know of glutathione. Might be something I'll want to try out.

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TAD600 is 646mg of Glutathione. They called it TAD (not sure what it stands for, but it would be in Italian anyway which I do not speak) so they could register it as a trademarked name.

nice cybrsage thanks for the pics and info

So it's injectable? I was not expecting that. Need to do a little research..

Very, very interesting.. so apparently, docs have been using this stuff for years although they administer it intravenously. I hope you're already tan cybrsage, because one of the "side effects" is that it whitens the skin. From what I'm seeing on the liver protection benefits, you could theoretically take this stuff while on oral AAS to protect the liver from the toxic sides. It seems that this would be another 'secret' that the pros may have that they can take huge amounts of AAS but seemingly not suffer from the bad effects.

i'd like to give this a try

9mm said:

i'd like to give this a try

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​We sell it brotha. Check the website

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BigZ said:

Very, very interesting.. so apparently, docs have been using this stuff for years although they administer it intravenously. I hope you're already tan cybrsage, because one of the "side effects" is that it whitens the skin. From what I'm seeing on the liver protection benefits, you could theoretically take this stuff while on oral AAS to protect the liver from the toxic sides. It seems that this would be another 'secret' that the pros may have that they can take huge amounts of AAS but seemingly not suffer from the bad effects.

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Yes the "whitening" effect is more of a "clearing" effect. Doesn't actually make your skin turn white or lose it's tan, but it removes discoloration from toxins. Often, over time your skin can begin to yellow or grey due to the buildup of toxins, TAD will flush out these toxins and give your skin a youthful clear look.

Makes sense. It wouldn't keep me from trying it, that's for sure.

I can say there is no next day pain and I do not feel any different. Of course, I just started taking it, so time will tell. The best way to take it is via IV, but I am NOT even going to attempt that, so IM it is. There are oral forms, but that is only used for very specific things by the medical community. I find it interesting you can also use a nebulizer and breathe it for different types of ailments as well. It does seem to be one of the medical communities best kept super secrets!

I should take a picture of the scars on my foot to see if they lighten up. I had a gallon of industrial solvent fall and explode next to my foot, soaking me in it. By the time I was cleaned up, my foot looked like it belonged to a zombie. No pain, though - it was a very powerful base. It simply melted my flesh away.

I do have a good tan - I use Melanotan II for keep it that way.

Blood work is in. I need to up my AI - I have been forgetting to take a dose when I use TNE, and I obviously should! Both my ALT and AST are high, so we will see if the TAD600 drops it into the normal range. My bilirubin is good, so that cannot be verified...unless it goes bad!

thanks for the update cant wait to see u blood work later on my brother

Not sure if it was coincidence or the TAD600, but the two days after the injection my urine was foul smelling - as in very strong smelling. Still smelled like urine, just concentrated. The color was a little darker, but still urine colored. I have noticed nothing else, but then again I just started taking it.

Keep us updated !!

Regards

Urine is still darker and strong smelling, but less so than before. I also have been very tired recently, have slept a LOT. Gone to bed early and arose late for the last several days. I feel great this morning, though; full of life and vigor.

Urine is no longer darker, but it still smells strongly. I am hoping this means the liver is cleaning itself out.

Also, off topic, but all of the forum posts are not centered on my screen - as in no longer left justified (for those typists out there).

I noticed I am sleeping better - not sure if a coincidence or the TAD600.

Thanks for the usages bro looks good so far

My urine is back to both looking and smelling normal. It could be my imagination, but I think the scars on my right foot are getting lighter. I should take a picture so I can post before and after shots. I also definitely noticed the psoriasis on my left ankle is clearing up...it is a noticeable change. It no longer itches and is starting to look like a scar.

I took my second shot today. This one stung some, but that could simply be the location of the injection.