Glutathione Solutions™

Description

Glutathione Solutions™ Discussion:

To begin, this trio was inspired by the way in which some social media guides are suggesting taking glutathione supplements. One of the most sought-after remedies is a graphene detox and it is said that glutathione helps the body to push it out.

This is a product that contains three key elements to supply glutathione, a persecutor, and glutamate transfer support: Glutathione, Magnesium, and GABA. Many within the social media groups are discussing the trio. While the star of the show is glutathione, it may require other vitamins and nutrients to properly synthesize. GABA is a crucial inhibitory neurotransmitter, whereas glutamate is a crucial excitatory neurotransmitter. (1) Glutathione supplementation can produce glutamate. If too much glutamate is present, it can act like an endotoxin.   and in high amounts, it can cause things like headaches. By taking a blend like this, the glutathione is bound in a bubble with the needed magnesium and there is GABA present to help transmute any glutamate produced. It is a synergistic trio!

The trio and glutathione processes itself can get very complicated. In simple terms, glutathione, also known as the “Master Detoxifier” is one of the most abundant, and essential, antioxidants that the body needs. It is used in most detoxification processes. Our immune system uses it in the defense processes, as it is used by every single cell. It ensures that the body stays in optimal health and homeostasis. Over time, with age, the body produces less and less. Slowing the aging process may keep us more energized and support overall health.

Glutathione is used by many to detox, fight, and protect from free radicals, environmental toxins, and metals. As a matter of fact, some say that glutathione is the only way to detox mercury and it is ideal to act as a protectant from lead, nickel, aluminum, beryllium, and cadmium. It is essential to maintaining cellular communication, functioning, and liver health.

This product has a citrusy, lemon flavor. 

References:

1. GABA and glutamate in the human brain – PubMed (nih.gov)