Reddit reviews CodeRed Reduce Alcohol Flush Reaction - 15 Servings - Minimize Asian Glow by Supporting Vascular Integrity - Help Your Body Process Acohol-Induced Toxns and Provide Antioxidant Support
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We designed codeRed to reduce alcohol flush reaction, also referred to as alcohol flush, Asian flush or Asian glow.* Our product helps reduce flushing by supporting vascular integrity, helping your body process alcohol-induced toxins and providing antioxidant support.*Hesperidin to support heart and blood vessels from oxidation, support vascular integrity and help improve capillary strength.*NAC (N-Acetyl-Cysteine) and both forms of Alpha Lipoic Acid, which not only support healthy liver function, but are also essential in the body's production of glutathione, a key antioxidant that help process alcohol induced toxins such as acetaldehyde.*Antioxidants such as Grape Seed Extract and Resveratrol to help neutralize free radicals.*
Just came back from the bar actually. I'm trying this for the first time/bottle. I've had varied outcomes over my past few outings, but there have also been variables such as not eating much/carbs, time interval in taking the tablets before drinking, and drinking alcohols with varied %'s.
The directions suggest taking 2 pills an hour prior to drinking, and I initially tested the limits by taking them only immediately before drinks or only taking 1 pill. My latest iteration has brought me to following the instructions as well as the follow up of taking 2 more at the bar, which seemed to work tonight.
I think this stuff is similar to the elixir that was spammed here a few weeks back, but at least it's in a more portable pill form.
This is also supposed to be better than antacids because it doesn't just cover up the symptoms, but it provides your body the organic chems it needs to break down the alcohol.
Can report back when I've exhausted trials, just ordered another bottle since it only comes 30 in one.
This explains it a little more.
Edit: I remember reading studies about N-acetyl Cysteine helping drink rats metabolize alcohol. It looks like they've made it into an anti-redness supplement, which is use at your own risk because the supplement industry is pretty much unregulated in the US. But the redness is the buildup up of acetaldehyde, so no matter what you're likely doing more damage to your liver than your non-glowy friends drinking the same amount. I doubt topical products would help.