Glutathione has been researched for several decades and there are already more than 98,000 scientific studies on it.
Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant. Not only does it itself protect against oxidative stress as a radical scavenger, it is also involved in reactivating "used" antioxidants such as vitamin C and vitamin E.
Glutathione is formed in the liver and is present there in high concentrations. As an antioxidant, it contributes to the protection of liver cells and also directly supports the detoxification function of the liver. Glutathione's sulfur components cause it to become adhesive, allowing toxins to adhere to the glutathione molecule for transport through the body and eventual excretion.
Glutathione is normally produced by the body in sufficient quantities and
- is a powerful antioxidant
- slows down the ageing processes
- supports the immune system
- supports detoxification
- has an anti-inflammatory effect
However, if the load becomes too great, the body is no longer able to produce the required amount of glutathione itself. In addition, glutathione levels begin to decline from the age of 45. Depending on lifestyle, it can fall to 50% below the optimal level.
A normal glutathione level can be supported by taking glutathione supplements. S-acetyl-glutathione is the best source of glutathione as it is stable, is not destroyed in the digestive tract and therefore reaches the body's cells.
- S-acetyl glutathione is the stable form of glutathione.
- Each S-Acetyl Glutathione capsule contains 100 mg S-Acetyl Glutathione.
- S-acetyl glutathione is rapidly and completely absorbed into the blood.
- S-Acetyl Glutathione capsules contain no flow agents, fillers, colorants or preservatives. Produced without genetic modification.
- S-Acetyl Glutathione capsules are suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
S-Acetyl Glutathione is safe. As glutathione is a molecule produced by the body itself and is found in all body cells, it has no side effects when taken in addition.
