OSR#1

OSR#1® Powder.


Ingredients
OSR#1 is composed of highly purified N1,N3 -bis (2-mercaptoethyl)isophthalamide, the dietary ingredient of OSR#1. Other ingredients are added for the sole purpose of making it possible to put the product into capsules and resealable pouches.

Special Dietary Issues
OSR#1 capsules and powder are produced in a GMP facility that does not handle gluten, dairy products, or tree nuts. The powder form of OSR#1 is compliant with the SCD diet (Specific Carbohydrate Diet). The capsules are not SCD-compliant, as they contain cellulose.

Supplement Facts


Each serving contains:
Calories: 0
*N1,N 3 -bis (2-mercaptoethyl)isophthalamide: 100 mg

Other Ingredients (capsules):
Magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide.



Recommended Intake

Adults
Recommended dose of OSR#1TM for adults is 100 mg once daily.

Children at least 4 years and over 55 pounds:
Recommended dose of OSR#1TM for children 55-100 pounds is 100 mg once daily.

As with any dietary supplement, children who tend to be sensitive to various foods and supplements should be started at a lower amount. Currently, OSR#1TM is only available in 100 mg capsules, so parents may choose to open the capsules and sprinkle a portion of the contents onto food or into juice. The taste is bitter; so parents may try to use something with a strong flavor to mask the taste of OSR#1TM.

Children under 55 pounds or under 4 years:

OSR#1TM is not recommended for children under 55 pounds or under 4 years of age.

Considering higher intake
You should always start at the recommended intake and slowly increase only if your doctor specifically advises you to do so. If your doctor advocates an amount higher than that which is recommended, then wait until you have tolerated the recommended amount for at least one month before increasing your intake, and only do so under the advice of your doctor. Thereafter you should not increase your daily intake by more than 100 mg at a time, and you should not increase more often than once every month. So, for example, if your doctor advises you to work up to 300 mg of OSR#1TM daily, it will take you three months to get to that amount. Daily intake should not exceed 500 mg per day. As with all dietary supplements, you should stop taking it immediately if you develop side effects after starting it or increasing your daily intake.

Possible Side Effects
As with any food, beverage, dietary supplement, or other consumable product, side effects can occur, even when taken in small amounts, especially if an allergic reaction is involved.

Side Effects
Side effects are common among foods and dietary supplements. Some occur predictably (such as sleep disturbance after consuming coffee, irritability after consuming Vitamin B6, and loose stools after consuming magnesium), whereas others may not be predictable (such as fever, rash, headache, diarrhea, gas pains, constipation, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, or muscle cramps after eating any food or supplement).

Allergic Reactions
Allergic reactions to any food or supplement can be purely symptomatic (such as a rash, watery eyes, or itchy throat). However, severe allergic reactions are also possible, including anaphylaxis, which may occur in response to any supplement or food, but which is most commonly associated with exposure to peanuts or shellfish. Keep in mind that there is no food or supplement that is safe in everyone. If you develop any symptoms in response to any food or dietary supplement, then stop that food or supplement and contact your physician. Do not attempt to consume that food or supplement in the future.

Yeast and Fungal Conditions
OSR#1 has a high affinity for disulfide compounds. Because Candida Albicans (a common yeast condition in humans) is known to release byproducts that contain disulfide bonds, OSR#1 may theoretically bind to them. As a precaution, people with suspected yeast problems and people who are on antifungal medications should avoid OSR#1 until their yeast conditions are under control.

Thyroid Conditions, Hypertension, and Diabetes
Because thyroid disease, hypertension, and diabetes are associated with low glutathione levels, people with these conditions should be monitored closely by their physicians when they take any antioxidant to help maintain a healthy glutathione level, such as OSR#1

Reactions to Sulfur-Containing Compounds
Oddly enough, certain elements (such as sulfur) which are recognized as essential may cause allergic reactions in some people. OSR#1 does contain sulfur, so if you have a known sensitivity to sulfur, then you should not take OSR#1

Whate to do if you think you have a reaction to OSR#1
If you have a reaction to OSR#1 (or any food or supplement), then please do the following:

• Stop taking OSR#1TM immediately.
• Take activated charcoal, which will bind OSR#1. Activated charcoal is available at most local pharmacies without a prescription. It should be taken in the recommended amounts.
• Report your symptoms to your physician.
• Do not take OSR#1 in the future.

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