Glutathione

from $95.00

Master Antioxidant

Cycle: up to 12 weeks on/4 weeks off

Timing: AM

Frequency: 1-2 x Weekly

Uses

1. Cellular Health & Detoxification

Antioxidant Protection: Protects mitochondria and DNA from oxidative damage, supporting longevity and healthy aging.
Toxin Clearance: Binds to heavy metals, pollutants, and metabolic waste, converting them into a form the body can safely excrete.

2. Clinical & Medical Applications

Liver Support: Medically used in some regions to treat alcoholic fatty liver, liver cirrhosis, and hepatitis.
Neurological Health: Being evaluated for its ability to reduce oxidative stress in neurodegenerative conditions, such as Parkinson's disease.
Chemotherapy Support: Used in certain settings as an adjunctive treatment to mitigate the neurotoxicity caused by specific chemotherapy drugs.

3. Dermatology & Skin Lightening

Pigment Reduction: Inhibits the enzyme tyrosinase and shifts melanin production from the darker type (eumelanin) to the lighter type (phaeomelanin).
Skin Brightening: Administered via pills, topicals, or IV drips to reduce hyperpigmentation, though research on long-term safety and efficacy is still limited

Complementary Products: buffered Vitamin C

Benefits

Master antioxidant activity, neutralizes oxidative stress throughout the body
Supports liver detoxification pathways
Immune system support
May reduce fatigue and support recovery from exertion
Skin brightening and more even skin tone (the common aesthetic use)
May support recovery in high-toxin-exposure or high-stress clients
Commonly paired with NAD+ in wellness protocols

Contraindications

Respiratory

Asthma (flag for clinician review, glutathione can trigger bronchospasm in asthmatics, well documented with inhaled forms)

Allergy and sensitivity

Sulfite sensitivity or sulfa-related reactions (flag for clinician review, some preparations)
Prior reaction to glutathione infusion or injection

Cancer treatment

Currently undergoing chemotherapy or radiation (flag for clinician review, antioxidants may theoretically blunt treatment mechanisms, oncologist should weigh in)

Pregnancy and fertility

Currently pregnant
Breastfeeding

Other

Severe kidney or liver disease (flag for clinician review)
G6PD deficiency (flag for clinician review, relevant if paired with high-dose vitamin C infusions, a common combination)

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Master Antioxidant

Cycle: up to 12 weeks on/4 weeks off

Timing: AM

Frequency: 1-2 x Weekly

Uses

1. Cellular Health & Detoxification

Antioxidant Protection: Protects mitochondria and DNA from oxidative damage, supporting longevity and healthy aging.
Toxin Clearance: Binds to heavy metals, pollutants, and metabolic waste, converting them into a form the body can safely excrete.

2. Clinical & Medical Applications

Liver Support: Medically used in some regions to treat alcoholic fatty liver, liver cirrhosis, and hepatitis.
Neurological Health: Being evaluated for its ability to reduce oxidative stress in neurodegenerative conditions, such as Parkinson's disease.
Chemotherapy Support: Used in certain settings as an adjunctive treatment to mitigate the neurotoxicity caused by specific chemotherapy drugs.

3. Dermatology & Skin Lightening

Pigment Reduction: Inhibits the enzyme tyrosinase and shifts melanin production from the darker type (eumelanin) to the lighter type (phaeomelanin).
Skin Brightening: Administered via pills, topicals, or IV drips to reduce hyperpigmentation, though research on long-term safety and efficacy is still limited

Complementary Products: buffered Vitamin C

Benefits

Master antioxidant activity, neutralizes oxidative stress throughout the body
Supports liver detoxification pathways
Immune system support
May reduce fatigue and support recovery from exertion
Skin brightening and more even skin tone (the common aesthetic use)
May support recovery in high-toxin-exposure or high-stress clients
Commonly paired with NAD+ in wellness protocols

Contraindications

Respiratory

Asthma (flag for clinician review, glutathione can trigger bronchospasm in asthmatics, well documented with inhaled forms)

Allergy and sensitivity

Sulfite sensitivity or sulfa-related reactions (flag for clinician review, some preparations)
Prior reaction to glutathione infusion or injection

Cancer treatment

Currently undergoing chemotherapy or radiation (flag for clinician review, antioxidants may theoretically blunt treatment mechanisms, oncologist should weigh in)

Pregnancy and fertility

Currently pregnant
Breastfeeding

Other

Severe kidney or liver disease (flag for clinician review)
G6PD deficiency (flag for clinician review, relevant if paired with high-dose vitamin C infusions, a common combination)