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The suggestion given in references ( www.royalclinicdubai.com on dermatological use for skin whitening using an injectable administration route are plain dangerous. And, beside the obvious self-serving marketing, the verbiage, rationale and the examples are inaccurate, taken out of the context or or plainly manipulated. Ovi Ciobanu (talk) 05:12, 29 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]

The following sentence confuses me:

"Among various types of cancer, lung cancer, larynx cancer, mouth cancer, and breast cancer exhibit higher concentrations (10-40 mM) of GSH compared to healthy cells."

Would the following be a correct interpretation of the above sentence?

"Various types of cancer cells, (lung cancer, larynx cancer, mouth cancer, and breast cancer) exhibit higher concentrations (10-40 mM) of GSH compared to healthy cells."

also, if I'm reading this correctly, (10-40 mM) is the typical concentration of GSH in cancer cells, but... what is the GSH of healthy cells?

Just to be clear, I have no prior understanding of this topic whatsoever, and most of what little I've read in this article is beyond my comprehension, so perhaps I am getting this totally wrong. Anybody who actually knows something care to take a stab at it? OwlParty (talk) 07:44, 25 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]