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Although intravenous glutathione delivers a much higher therapeutic dose that enhances its efficacy, it also provides a narrower margin of safety due to the possibility of overdose toxicity
Approximately 12 years later, a modified synthetic version of exendin-4, called Exenatide (marketed as Byetta), was approved for the treatment of Type 2 diabetes in 2005
Users describe the compounded tirzepatide as "effective and reliable" with results consistent with what they expected from the medication
Intravenous administration of lipoic acid at doses of 600 mg/day for three weeks (112) and oral lipoic acid at doses as high as 1,800 mg/day for six months (113) and 1,200 mg/day for two years (76) did not result in serious adverse effects when used to treat diabetic peripheral neuropathy
This is off-label and should only be done with provider guidance
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