Description

✅What is ADEDOC 400 mg Tablet ?
ADEDOC 400 mg tablet contains Ademetionine (S-Adenosyl-L-Methionine / SAMe) is a natural
compound present in the body, mainly in the liver and brain. ADEDOC 400 mg tablet (also calledS-Adenosyl-L-Methionine / SAMe) is a medicine mainly used to treat liver disorders and improve liverfunction. It also has antioxidant and cell-protective properties.
ADEDOC 400 MG tablet is commonly prescribed for:
✅Fatty liver disease (NAFLD & AFLD)
✅Cholestasis (bile flow problems)
✅Alcoholic liver disease
✅Drug-induced liver injury
✅Hepatitis (acute & chronic)
✅Cirrhosis (supportive therapy)
✅Depression (in some cases, as it affects brain chemicals)
⚙How does it work?
Ademetionine helps by:
Glutathione (a powerful liver antioxidant)
⚙Mode of Action (MOA) of ADEDOC 400 mg
Ademetionine works mainly through 3 powerful mechanisms:
1 ⃣Increases Glutathione (Antioxidant effect)
It increases production of glutathione, the main detox antioxidant in liver cells.
Protects hepatocytes from toxins, alcohol, drugs & oxidative stress.
Liver cell protection & regeneration.
2 ⃣Improves Bile Flow (Anti-cholestatic action)
Enhances synthesis of phosphatidylcholine in liver cell membranes.
This improves bile secretion and bile flow.
Reduces cholestasis
Relieves itching (pruritus) & jaundice
3 ⃣Methyl Donor for Detox & Neurotransmitters
Acts as a methyl group donor in many metabolic reactions.
Helps in synthesis of:
Serotonin
Dopamine
Norepinephrine
Improves mood
Supports brain & liver metabolism
ADEDOC 400 mg protects liver cells, improves bile flow, and boosts antioxidant defense by increasingglutathione levels.
✔Improves mood (used in mild depression)
✔Helps in joint pain (osteoarthritis – sometimes)
✔Supports overall liver regeneration
Dosage:
400 mg once or twice daily (as prescribed by doctor)
⚠Common side effects
Mild and temporary:
Nausea
Stomach upset
Dry mouth
Headache
Insomnia
Pregnant or breastfeeding women (only if doctor advises)
People with bipolar disorder
Severe kidney disease
Children (unless prescribed)