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No, glucuronolactone is a naturally-occurring substance in the human liver. It's also found in human connective tissues. According to the latest edition of the Merck Manual, it is a detoxicant, helping to remove toxic substances from the liver. It is an ingredient in Red Bull(TM) and other energy drinks. It is also available as a nutritional supplement. No evidence has been found that glucuronolactone is bad for the health.
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