PMID 25738459
Key steps for patients and carers include: Carry a written record of your G6PD deficiency diagnosis and share it with every healthcare professional involved in your care, including dentists and pharmacists Consider wearing a medical alert identification (such as a MedicAlert bracelet) noting your G6PD deficiency, so that emergency clinicians are aware Always inform prescribers before starting any new medication, including over-the-counter products and herbal remedies Avoid fava beans (broad beans) , naphthalene-containing products (such as some mothballs), and certain herbal preparations such as henna, which are known non-drug oxidative triggers Do not self-medicate with antimalarials or antibiotics without professional guidance Contact your GP or call NHS 111 promptly if you develop dark urine, jaundice, or sudden fatigue after starting a new medicine

Research has examined its effects on nitric oxide synthase activity, growth factor receptor expression, collagen deposition in connective tissue models, and intestinal epithelial cell protection
Sheng J, Liu J, Chan KH (2022) Evaluating the causal effects of gestational diabetes mellitus, heart disease, and high body mass index on maternal alzheimers disease and dementia: multivariable mendelian randomization
It is available in both powder and capsule form
PMID 34324435