[Ingredients]: The main component of this product is acetylglutamine. The auxiliary material is mannitol.

[Chemical Name]: N2-acetyl-L-glutamine

[Indication]: Used for traumatic coma, neurosurgery caused by coma, liver coma and hemiplegia, high paraplegia, polio sequelae, nerve headache, and lumbpain, etc.

[Specification]: (1) 0.3g | (2) 0.6g

[Untoward Effect]: Potential reactions include:

[Points for Attention]:

• Quiet drops may cause blood pressure to drop.
• Prohibition of use when their physical traits change.

Pharmacological Toxicology: Acetylglutamine decomposes into glutamate and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) after passing through the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier. It improves nerve cell metabolism, maintains nerve stress ability, reduces blood ammonia, and improves brain function.

Pharmacokinetics: Widely distributed in the body (highest in brain, liver, and kidney). It passes through the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier. Ammonia is secreted and excreted through renal tubules, while acetylglutamate is absorbed for metabolism.