Glutathione / TAD Antioxidant Infusion

An intravenous glutathione infusion using TAD or Thiogamma preparations, administered at Doktor Brno's supervised clinic in central Brno. Glutathione is the body's most abundant endogenous antioxidant — synthesised from glycine, cysteine, and glutamate and present in virtually every cell. IV delivery bypasses the severe oral bioavailability limitation of glutathione supplementation, delivering the molecule directly to the bloodstream. At Doktor Brno, sessions use pharmaceutical-grade TAD (Tiopronin-Ascorbate-Dextrose) or Thiogamma (alpha-lipoic acid / thioctic acid) preparations, depending on clinical indication, under physician direction. This makes it relevant for conditions involving elevated oxidative stress, liver detoxification support, and neurological symptom management.

Glutathione IV infusion at Doktor Brno uses established pharmaceutical preparations — TAD (a combination of tiopronin, ascorbic acid, and dextrose) or Thiogamma (thioctic acid / alpha-lipoic acid) — rather than raw reduced glutathione, which has variable stability in solution. The choice between preparations is made by the physician based on the clinical indication. Glutathione itself is a tripeptide (gamma-L-glutamyl-L-cysteinyl-glycine) that acts as the body's master antioxidant, directly neutralising reactive oxygen species, regenerating vitamins C and E after they have been oxidised, and supporting the detoxification pathways in the liver through glutathione S-transferase activity. In states of elevated oxidative stress — whether from environmental exposure, chronic inflammation, heavy exercise, alcohol use, or certain medical conditions — endogenous glutathione levels are depleted faster than they can be replenished. Oral glutathione supplementation is poorly absorbed: the peptide bond is cleaved in the gastrointestinal tract before the molecule reaches systemic circulation. Intravenous delivery avoids this entirely. At Doktor Brno, the infusion is prepared and administered by the clinical team over 60–90 minutes, with medical supervision throughout. The clinical applications where glutathione IV is most commonly used include liver support (including post-alcohol, medication-induced, or fatty liver contexts), immune modulation, peripheral neuropathy, and as an adjunct during intensive medical treatments that generate significant oxidative burden. Patients with Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions sometimes use this protocol under specialist recommendation, though it is administered here as a supportive measure rather than a primary treatment. At 600 CZK per session with transparent pack pricing from 2,800 CZK for five sessions, it is one of the more accessible IV antioxidant options in Brno. Sessions can be combined with vitamin C infusions (the 15 g + TAD combination is priced at 1,500 CZK total), or booked as a standalone course. Frequency and duration of a course are agreed with the physician based on the patient's specific situation.