Some examples include taking Tylenol after a night of heavy drinking, taking it when you have a headache from malnourishment, taking it along with mother meds that deplete cysteine, etc. I'd imagine a lot of cases where Tylenol is required also happen to be instances where the person may also have a shortage of cysteine. Wouldn't this included NAC help people who are at least partially cysteine-deficient? This assumes that everybody's (or even most people's) cells are full of cysteine at all times. This more closely jibes with what I've read so far, so this seems plausible.Ĭells will only uptake N-acetyl-cysteine if they’re already deficient in cysteine to begin with, so adding it to Tylenol won’t do much as you’d just piss most of it out before your liver cells would be able to take it up.
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