Meet Glutathione, often referred to as the 'master antioxidant,' it is one of the most vital molecules in your body.  Naturally produced in the liver, it is a tripeptide composed of three amino acids, glutamine, glycine and cysteine. This powerful compound works behind the scenes to protect your cells, remove toxins, boost energy levels and keep your immune system in peak condition.

However, as we age or face external stressors such as poor diet, pollution, alcohol and toxins, our glutathione levels naturally decline. When this happens, oxidative stress increases, which can lead to fatigue, inflammation, premature aging and a weakened immunity.

What are the Functions of Glutathione?

• Detoxification
  Glutathione plays a critical role in the body’s detoxification process. It binds to harmful toxins, pollutants and heavy metals, making them water-soluble so they can be flushed out through the liver and kidneys. 

• Boosts Energy and Cellular Health
  Your body’s energy comes from mitochondria. Over time, oxidative stress can damage mitochondria, leaving you feeling tired and sluggish. Glutathione protects these cellular engines, allowing them to function efficiently and keep you energised.

• Immune System Support
  Glutathione is essential for a strong immune system. It enhances the function of white blood cells, helping your body fight off illness and infections. Low glutathione levels have been linked to weakened immunity, which can leave you more vulnerable to sickness.

• Skin Brightening
  One of glutathione’s most sought-after benefits is its ability to brighten and even out skin tone. By reducing melanin production, it can help fade dark spots, hyperpigmentation and sun damage, leaving you with a clear and glowing complexion.

• Fights Inflammation and Slows Ageing
  Oxidative stress and inflammation are major contributors to aging and chronic diseases. Glutathione combats free radicals, reduces inflammation, and protects cells from damage. This helps slow down the aging process and keeps your body functioning optimally for longer.

 

Boosting our Glutathione Levels

While your body naturally produces glutathione, its levels decrease with age, stress and exposure to both environmental and internal toxins. Foods like spinach, avocados and asparagus can help, but it is often not enough to restore optimal levels.

Supplementing with glutathione can be an effective way to replenish your body’s reserves and experience its full range of benefits.

 

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