NQO1 metabolizing benzene, quinones, air pollution NAT1 and NAT2 N-acetyltransferases, cigarette smoke, hydrocarbons COMT adds methyl groups to modify endogenous substances, including estrogen, for elimination Elimination: Phase III Transporter Proteins Phase I and Phase II happen inside your cells, but once a metabolite has been made water-soluble, it still has to physically leave the cell and then the body
Cell 162 , 540551 (2015)
Independent lab verification supports the 99.2% average purity benchmark across the catalog
Other causes of hand numbness include: Carpal tunnel syndrome (causes pressure on the nerves in the wrist and often occurs with overuse of the hands and wrists) A herniated disc that puts stress on the spinal nerves Nerve pressure caused by tumors, infections, or enlarged blood vessels Shingles Herpes infection Certain medications Vitamin B12 deficiency Abnormal levels of calcium, potassium, or sodium Excessive alcohol use Vasculitis (inflammation of the blood vessels) Lyme disease (a vector-borne disease that causes a small red bump at the site of an insect bite) Stiffening of the arteries, causing a lack of blood flow to the area Poor circulation due to diabetes Stroke Migraine headaches Underactive thyroid Raynauds syndrome (a condition that leads to artery spasms, reducing blood flow to the hands) Ganglion cyst (a noncancerous tumor that grows along the joints or tendons in the wrist