Glutathiones

Glutathione is naturally found within the body. It is made from three amino acids: Glutamate, Cysteine, and Glycine.

Glutathione has been called the body’ smaster antioxidant and detoxifier of the cell

The body makes glutathione, and we make less as we age.

What Happens During Menopause?

• Glutathione levels drop during menopause, especially during late menopause, between the ages 59-70. This leads to a reduction in antioxidant availability in the body, which can lead to cellular damage.
• Estrogen levels drop post menopause. And they are not related to glutathione levels.
• Estrogen depletion occurs during menopause when your ovaries stop releasing eggs.
• Endometrial polyps reduced glutathione levels This leads to an increase in lipid peroxidation.
• Taking estrogen post menopause may lead to

Benefits of Glutathione and Your Uterus

• Taking glutathione can help reduce oxidative stress without the harmful side effects of taking estrogen.
• This means that more anti-oxidants protect not only uterus, but every cell of your body.
• High glutathione levels may reduce your risk of cancer.

How do I increase glutathione?

• Remove toxic stress from your life .
• The glutathione molecule is too large to be absorbed orally.
• Giving the body the precursors can help the body to make glutathione: N-Acetyl Cysteine, L-Glutamine, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Vitamin B 6, Quercetin, Cordyceps, Selenium, Broccoli seed extract, black pepper, and curcumin.
• It is possible to get it into the blood with an IV or orally in it’s lipid form