Try this. Check your flexibility. Sit on the floor with your legs apart. Bend your upper body over each leg and notice how flexible you are. Take 4 capsules of the Effective S-Acetyl Glutathione on an empty stomach with some water. Wait 1 hour and do the same test again. Usually if the dose is adequate for you, you will now be more flexible. After you have built up a better tissue level of glutathione, you can reduce the daily dose to 1-2 capsules twice daily. You can also experiment with a higher dose to see if that works better for you.

 

Glutathione is your primary defense against aging.

 

As we get older, our cells begin to lose their ability to repair themselves. We make less glutathione, and we actually need more. In certain conditions, younger people may need more glutathione as well.

 

Glutathione helps your cells function and supports a healthy immune system.

Research shows that glutathione deficiency can lead to increased susceptibility to diseases such as cancer, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s disease. The challenge is getting glutathione into your system. The regular glutathione supplement you see on store shelves is basically useless because it is destroyed in your stomach.

Effective S-Acetyl Glutathione

 

BioPro, Inc. Tissue Recovery is using  the patented form of S-Acetyl Glutathione from the Italian company that has the patent for S-Acetyl Glutathione. We want to be sure we use the best quality even if we have to pay a much higher price, because we think it is worth it. We print the patent number on the bottles, which is required, and we have the Effective  S-Acetyl Glutathione manufactured in the US. 

On the other hand, we can buy raw materials claimed to be S-Acetyl Glutathione for a fraction of the price we, are paying now from China, but would you want to use a product like that if you knew. We would not, that’s why we only offer the patented form of S-Acetyl Glutathione. Keep that in mind when you see products for a low price claimed to be S-Acetyl Glutathione and look to see if the patent number is on the bottle.

Our serving size is now 400 mg instead of 200 mg to make it easier for you to get the best results.

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Glutathione is not an anti-inflammatory, but inflammation is inducing oxidative stress (Khansari N, et al. 2009). Free radical damage can also cause inflammation.

It makes sense to take glutathione when having neurological symptoms since glutathione is a very effective antioxidant and helps to protect every tissue in the body.

As we get older, our cells begin to lose their ability to repair themselves. We make less glutathione, and we actually need more. In certain conditions, younger people may need more glutathione as well.

Glutathione helps your cells function better and supports a healthy immune system. Research shows that glutathione deficiency can lead to increased susceptibility to diseases such as cancer, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s disease.

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The challenge is getting glutathione into your system

The regular glutathione supplement you see on store shelves is basically useless because it is destroyed in your stomach. The most common oral form of glutathione on the market is oxidized before your body can use it and absorb it into your cells. S-acetyl glutathione is bio-available, which means your body can absorb and use it easily.

Glutathione helps detoxify your body

At the cell level, glutathione is involved in detoxifying your body and supporting your immune system. Studies show that glutathione can help protect you from getting the flu, and found that people with both low HDL (the good cholesterol) and low glutathione activity are at increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease. S-acetyl glutathione is stable in the intestines and the blood, so it reaches the cells in the tissues and organs throughout your body, protecting you from oxidative damage.

Increased oxidative stress and lower antioxidant levels are associated with mood disorders and depression (Hirose A, et al. 2016Bajpai A, et al. 2014).

Glutathione depletion plays a role in the pathophysiology of several neuroimmune disorders, including depression (Morris G, et al. 2014).

Effective S-Acetyl Glutathione is easy to take because it comes in capsule form.

Why not start turning back the clock, little by little?

Data suggest that glutathione has an anti-influenza activity in vitro and in vivo (Cai J, et al. 2003). Oxidative stress or other conditions that deplete glutathione in the epithelium of the oral, nasal and upper airway may, therefore, enhance susceptibility to influenza infection.

Research has established increased oxidative damage from lipid peroxidation as well as protein, DNA and RNA oxidation, in areas of the brain resulting in early events of Alzheimer’s disease (Markesberry WR, Lovell MA, 2007).

The generation of reactive oxygen species is increased in diabetes and insulin resistance(Rosen P. et.al., 2001). This means more free radical damage.

Regular glutathione is not very bio-available, but this problem has now been solved when using S-Acetyl Glutathione which is very effective (Cacciatore I, et al., 2010).

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