An activation reaction (phase I) is followed by a conjugation (phase II) with hydrophilic molecules like glutathione or glucose
The article discusses how every compound works, how they may interact in the body and what is important to keep in mind before mixing them
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Talk to your health care provider about how your medications may interact with GLP-1 drugs
TPO also converts tyrosyl, MIT-yl, and DIT-yl residues into their free radical forms