Glutathione Injections in Scarsdale, NY

Glutathione is a small molecule made of three amino acids (glutamate, cysteine and glycine). Cells make it themselves and use it to neutralize reactive oxygen species and to support the liver's detoxification reactions. Injections deliver it directly rather than relying on the body's own production. Research on injected glutathione is limited and mixed, so it is considered as one part of a plan, never as a cure for anything.

Glutathione is considered case by case after an evaluation.

• Adults building a wellness or longevity plan with physician oversight
• Patients who prefer an injection to oral supplements
• Patients who understand the evidence is limited
• Not a treatment for any disease

Protocol Health connects treatments, diagnostics, and lifestyle support so each service is considered as part of a coordinated plan rather than in isolation.

Assessment. We begin with your goals, symptoms, medical history, and any relevant testing or prior care.

Personalization. If appropriate, your provider builds recommendations around your biology, preferences, and clinical context.

Monitoring. Progress is reviewed over time so your plan can be adjusted for safety, response, and results.

An evaluation first. A provider reviews your goals, history and medications before recommending glutathione.

Injection, not IV. Protocol Health offers injectable glutathione. It does not offer IV drips.

Physician-led. Care is directed by medical director Richard Dentico, MD, a board-certified physiatrist.

Honest expectations. Research on injected glutathione is limited and mixed. Your provider explains what is and is not known.

Your care path is the same in the clinic and by telehealth.

1. Intake and consultation. Tell us your goals, then meet a provider in Scarsdale or by video.
2. Review. Your provider reviews your history, medications and any relevant labs.
3. A plan, if appropriate. If glutathione fits, your provider explains how it is given and what to watch for.
4. Follow-up. Your provider checks in on how you are doing and whether to continue.

Injectable glutathione is a compounded preparation, not an FDA-approved drug.

No. Protocol Health does not offer IV therapy. Glutathione is offered as an injection.

Glutathione is the body's main antioxidant. Cells use it to neutralize reactive oxygen species and to support the liver's detoxification reactions.

Research on injected glutathione is limited and mixed. Your provider will explain what is known before you decide.

A consultation can be done by telehealth in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Florida and California. Your provider will explain how treatment is arranged.