What is Glutathione and What Does it Do?
Glutathione is a very powerful antioxidant that protects the body by targeting and destroying reactive oxygen molecules and free radicals. It neutralizes harmful free radicals, flushes away toxins, supports cell health and integrity, has a big role in DNA and protein synthesis. It is administered intravenously and it can be used as a lifetime supplement.
What is Glutathione Derived from?
Glutathione is made like many other bio-engineered products, by feeding a micro-organism a certain nutrient and allowing it to make the glutathione.
What is Glutathione Used for?
It has been used to treat all symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, stroke, ALS, irritable bowel, chronic fatigue, liver diseases etc.
How Long Can a Person Take it and How Long Will the Effect Last After?
It can be taken permanently. The effectivity goes on up to 3 to 4 months.
How Long Has This Treatment Been Used?
Physicians have been using glutathione infusions for at least 30 years, probably longer.
How is Glutathione Therapy Applied?
- It is administered intravenously.
- Pushover 10 to 15 minutes usually.
- It has an initial loading dose of 6 sessions.
- It can be done either twice or three times a week.
- After the 6 sessions it can be continued once a month.
What are the Proven Benefits of Glutathione Therapy?
- It is a powerful detoxification agent.
- Protects brain and body cells from the harm of free radicals.
- Plays a big role in DNA and protein synthesis.
- Turns toxins and carcinogenic agents inactive and helps on getting rid from the body.
- Strengthen the immune system.
- Has a powerful anti aging activity.
- Reduces obliviousness there for increases concentration.
- Helps to prevent around seventy diseases.
- Detoxifies the liver and supports all the other organs to work effectively.
- Water fasting and coffee enema supports glutathione produce
What About Side Effects?
There is no side effect related to Glutathione. Glutathione is considered GRAS (generally regarded as safe) by the FDA.
When is it Contraindicated?
- It is not recommended to be given at the same time as any other IV products
- It is contraindicated to give glutathione while a person is taking cancer chemotherapy drugs since glutathione increases the ability of the liver to process chemicals. This may cause the chemotherapy to be less effective.
- In pregnant women
- In children (only under the doctor control)
