A promising therapeutic strategy is supplementation with vitamin E, based on a study showing that after supplementation with 350 mg vitamin E daily for 1 month, beta-thalassemia/hemoglobin patients with splenectomy (removal of the spleen) experienced a significant increase in their red blood cell membrane fluidity, suggesting that this approach could prevent red blood cell damage in this patient group (Sutipornpalangkul 2012)
Salicylic acid boosts anti-inflammatory and peeling action while benzoyl peroxide kills bacteria and is known to cause drying and slight peeling
Sulfur-rich foods like broccoli, brussels sprouts, garlic, and onions, along with adequate protein, regular exercise, and quality sleep, are foundational for adequate glutathione levels, says Chaudhry
avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures
Bringing levels back within a healthy range allows the body to process macronutrients more efficiently