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Lithocholate (bile acid), urobilin (bilirubin metabolite), n-acetylglutamate (ammonia cycle and arginine biosynthesis) and caproic acid (active metabolite) were enriched in all the groups apart from T3, and both citrulline (arginine precursor) and phenylacetate (amino acid metabolism) were enriched in all the groups apart from T2

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Its critical role as a detoxifying agent and free radical scavenger makes it a master antioxidant .* The glutathione level can decrease in our body due to several factors, including aging, poor diet, lifestyle choices, and certain pathological conditions

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