Risks and Side Effects Cortisone Injections: While cortisone is generally safe for occasional use, repeated injections can have side effects, including: Tissue degeneration (especially in tendons and cartilage) Joint infection (rare but serious) Elevated blood sugar (in diabetic patients) Skin discoloration or thinning Repeated cortisone use has been linked with weakened tendons , potentially leading to ruptures
These include the following: therapeutic benefits resulting from non-antioxidant mechanisms, insufficient dosage to elicit an antioxidant effect, poor oral bioavailability, a narrow therapeutic index, or toxicity that precludes clinical use
Likewise, during the normal process of lens aging, the levels and activity of Nrf2 downstream enzymes, including glutathione reductase, superoxide dismutase, glutathione peroxidase, thioredoxin reductase, and thioltransferases are reduced in lenses [22,23,24]
These capsules help build natural glutathione in the body, control oxidative stress, and improve skin elasticity, resulting in a healthier, more radiant complexion without any harmful additives
