Glutathione helps protect mitochondrial health. Its correlation with many acute and chronic conditions is providing many interesting research papers and its application within the integrated health sector is proving substantial for degenerative conditions, weight loss, immunity, sports & fitness, cognitive well-being, DNA health, detoxification, hormonal imbalances and skin health. It plays its part in supporting liver vitality – the liver not only produces glutathione but also maintains adequate levels. The liver is also a major detoxification organ, with knock-on effects on the kidneys and intestinal vitality. Glutathione aids energy and optimises the immune system.

Stress, ageing, illness, infections, medications, heavy metals, environmental toxicity, carcinogens and a cascade of free radicals increases the body’s glutathione requirements. As the body ages, its production of glutathione is lessened. Free radicals are a major cause of ageing and poor health, causing cellular damage. Free radicals can be caused by the body’s own natural physiological processes, as well as a toxic environment. If the body’s free radical levels are more than its supply of antioxidants, cell mutation can contribute to damaged cellular structure, defective DNA, and thus impaired immunity and a host of chronic disorders.

Glutathione Complex is used as an anti-pathogenic, helping address viruses, bacteria and fungal infections. Glutathione in the gastro-intestinal tract aids the elimination of toxins as well as the regulation of inflammation. The inflammatory system is a part of the immune response, so the antioxidants’ work is two-fold, strengthening the immune system as well as supporting the leukotrienes, a family of inflammatory mediators.

Mitochondria are organelles found in every cell. Mitochondria have an inner and outer membrane. Within these membranes are the proteins involved in the electron transport chain, ATP synthase and transport proteins. ATP, adenosine triphosphate, is the energy that fuels many chemical reactions such as breaking down food or toxins, producing neurotransmitters and hormones, eliminating toxins and energising the body. Every single cell requires fuel. Glutathione is the nutrient that protects mitochondria and keeps it working as it should.

Cholesterol proves problematic in the body when it is oxidised and as we know can impact negatively on the cardiovascular system and may lead to heart disease. Glutathione Complex, with its potent antioxidant properties, helps to reduce the amount of free radicals in the body, which in turn benefits inflammation. This aids blood vessels and the flow of blood to and from the heart.

Glutathione Complex can also benefit cognitive health. The brain is just as vulnerable to oxidative stress, toxicity, inflammation and malnutrition as any other organ. Glutathione deficiency can impact on neurological vitality. A healthy brain is involved in cognition, memory, reasoning, behaviour, emotions, movement and sensory processing. Toxicity to brain cells can inhibit cerebral glutathione, making the cells more vulnerable to free radicals.

Suggested use:

2 capsules daily or as recommended by a healthcare advisor.

Consult a practitioner if taking any other medication or if pregnant or breastfeeding or if addressing specific health concerns.