Physiological CSTC Circuit

Physiological Cognitive Control
OXIPASSIVE®
Supporting adjunctive neuro-redox homeostasis to target Cortico-Striato-Thalamo-Cortical (CSTC) pathway hyperactivity.

Primary Biological Targets

CSTC Circuitry & Obsessive-Compulsive Loop
Physiological CSTC signaling coordinates behavioral inhibition and cognitive flexibility. In OCD, dysregulated glutamatergic signaling within CSTC circuits may contribute to persistent circuit hyperactivity, impaired cognitive control, and maladaptive obsession-compulsion patterns.

Physiological Cognitive Control

⚠ Loss of Cognitive Control
Glutamatergic Dysregulation Pathway
↑ Glutamatergic Dysregulation
↓ Endogenous Glutathione
↓ Adaptive Neuroplasticity
Persistent Obsession-Compulsion Loop
Identifying the Candidate for Adjunctive Neuro-Redox Support




Adjunctive Neuro-Redox Support
Intracellular Synergistic Synthesis Pathway
Support of physiological glutamate regulation
Reduction of CSTC glutamatergic dysregulation
Reduction of oxidative neurobiological stress
Support of endogenous neuro-redox homeostasis
Support of physiological CSTC function
Supports physiological NMDA receptor function
Supports adaptive neuroplasticity
Supports cognitive flexibility
Reinforces physiological CSTC signaling
Supports neuronal resilience
Persistent CSTC Hyperactivity

Glutamatergic Dysregulation

Obsessions

Compulsions

Oxipassive® (NAC + Glycine)

Adaptive Neuroplasticity

Resilience

Support of Cognitive Flexibility

Support of OCD Management
Adjunctive Neuro-Redox Support Boundaries

Adjunctive Neuro-Redox Platform integrated with standard OCD management.

Emerging evidence suggests that Neuro-Redox modulation may also contribute to improvement of oxidative stress associated anxiety symptoms
Human Randomized Controlled Trial (2023)PMID: 37386885





NAC and Vitamin D in Treatment-Resistant OCD.

Exploratory Randomized Controlled Trial

GlyNAC Synthesis Trial, J Gerontol A (2023)