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this is what people have when they get fathers and they eat fava beans and they get like a hemolysis because there's an oxidative toxin and fava beans that causes people with g6pd deficiency to have hemolysis of the red blood cells because they can't recycle NADPH they can't make enough glutathione to manage the oxidative status and the red blood cells
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these people have glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency they can't recycle NADPH to make more glutathione and the red blood cells and so when they get these high doses of vitamin C and they get hemolysis it's indicating that there's some pro-oxidant thing going on