Glutathione 1500mg

R850,00

Glutathione 1500mg

Powerful Detoxification, Liver Protection, Immunity Enhancer, Anti-Inflammatory, Skin Brightener, Skin Health, Anti-Aging, Cellular Repair, Clear Toxins.
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R850,00

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What It Is?

Glutathione is a lab-made or naturally supplemented tripeptide – a tiny chain of just 3 amino acids (glutamate-cysteine-glycine) that your liver produces as the body’s master antioxidant and detoxifier. Levels naturally decline with age, stress, poor diet, toxins, illness, or medications. It is the only peptide known to assist in removing heavy metals from the body.

How It Works

Think of glutathione as your cells’ ‘built-in detox and defense system.’ It is the most abundant intracellular antioxidant and works 24/7 to keep you protected.

What is does:

– Neutralizes free radicals and reactive oxygen species directly.
– Regenerates other antioxidants (vitamins C & E).
– Conjugates toxins/heavy metals for safe elimination (liver detox)
– Supports immune function, DNA repair, and redox balance.

Possible Benefits

– Powerful detoxification & liver protection: helps clear toxins, alcohol damage, and supports liver enzyme function.
– Immune & anti-inflammatory support: boosts natural killer cell activity and reduces oxidative stress/inflammation.
– Skin health & brightening: off-label use (oral/topical/IV) for melanin reduction and glow; results vary and are controversial.
– Anti-aging & cellular repair: combats oxidative damage linked to aging, chronic disease, and fatigue.
– Bonus signals: potential help for Parkinson’s symptoms, cystic fibrosis gut issues, and chemotherapy side-effect protection (limited evidence).

Observed Side Effects

Glutathione has an excellent safety record when used appropriately – generally well-tolerated across forms.

Common/mild:

– Temporary nausea, chills, flushing, or injection-site reactions

– Reports of serious reactions (nausea, vomiting, body aches) from certain compounded products; avoid unapproved skin-lightening use due to liver/kidney risks and Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
– Long-term high-dose oral may lower zinc levels.

Bottom line: One of the safest antioxidants available, especially oral/liposomal forms – far gentler than many peptides or drugs.

Reconstitution, Dosage and Cycling

Reconstitution; 1500mg vial. 5ml bac water. See Reconstitution Guide

1ml every 3 days when needed which equates to 300mg per dose.

Duration: Dependent.

Can run this research product for as long as necessary.

Note: Glutathione inherently burns, it is advisable to wait until room temperature or add more bac water into the solution. Researchers are advised to combine the glutathione with an Amino Blend 50/50 to ease the burn.

Fun Facts you Should Read

– Discovered in 1888: originally called ‘philothion’ (Greek for ‘love of sulfur’) because of its sulfur-loving reactivity.
– Master multitasker: involved in over 500 enzymatic reactions; without it, your cells couldn’t detox or fight oxidative damage.
– Tripeptide powerhouse: made from glutamate, cysteine, and glycine; cysteine is the rate-limiting building block (hence NAC as a popular precursor).
– Liver’s best friend: your liver makes most of it and uses it to process alcohol, medications, and environmental toxins.
– Skin-brightening controversy: popular off-label in Asia for glow, but regulators warn against high-dose IV use.
– Zinc trade-off: long-term high doses can lower zinc levels (easy to fix with diet/supplements).
– Every cell’s guardian: present in plants, animals, fungi, and bacteria – one of life’s most ancient and universal antioxidants.

Citations and Sources

Human evidence is strongest for liver support, oxidative stress, and safety; skin lightening and anti-aging data are mixed/limited.
2. Alzahrani et al. (2025) narrative review: Efficacy and safety of oral, topical, and IV glutathione for skin lightening – mixed results with safety concerns for IV.
3. FDA compounding alert (2019, still referenced 2026): Adverse events (nausea, chills, aches) from certain compounded IV glutathione; warnings against sterile injectable use from dietary-grade powder.
4. Hunaiti (2020, referenced 2026) review: Therapeutic potential across clinical trials – liver, immune, and oxidative stress benefits.
5. Strive Pharmacy clinical insights (Jan 2026): Multisystem redox benefits, optimal dosing considerations, and cellular health applications.
6. UCLA Health Ask the Doctors (referenced 2026): Benefits in cystic fibrosis gut inflammation and growth; limited general supplement evidence.
9. ResearchGate meta-analysis (2025): Oral glutathione supplementation does not significantly raise erythrocyte/plasma levels in most studies (higher doses/longer duration may help).

Dislaimer

Important disclaimer upfront: Glutathione is NOT approved by the FDA (or any major Western agency) as of 2026. It remains strictly investigational/research chemical with no large-scale Phase 3 Western trials. Most human data come from smaller Russian studies (some decades old and not always replicated independently). Long-term safety in healthy people is not fully established. It is banned by WADA. Compounded/black-market versions carry contamination risks. Always talk to a doctor – this is not medical advice.

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