Glutathione

Glutathione: Multifunctional Longevity Supplement

Glutathione is a peptide consisting of three dense molecules (glycine, cysteine, and glutamic acid) that play a central role in maintaining the redox potential (oxidative/reductive balance) in our cells.
Due to its ability to exist in reduced or oxidized forms, glutathione is a true “electron trap,” placing it very high on the list of antioxidants. Glutathione is involved in various phenomena and indeed plays a multifactorial role in aging. It serves as a crucial antioxidant and fights against harmful chemicals and injuries in our bodies.

Generally, there is a decrease in glutathione levels throughout our lives, affecting the body’s ability to combat diseases significantly.

Therefore, increasing or supplementing the natural levels of glutathione in the body means minimizing these risks. The level of glutathione in our bodies is so crucial that it is a decisive factor in lifespan.

Neurodegenerative Diseases

This decline is particularly associated with the onset of Parkinson’s disease and other
neurodegenerative diseases. In Alzheimer’s disease, various studies have shown that glutathione is a key factor due to its antioxidant activity.

Cardiovascular (Heart or Blood Vessel) Diseases

The decrease in glutathione is observed in the heart over time. It is noted that enzymes derived from glutathione change tissue-bound form with age. For instance, glutathione peroxidase remains constant in the heart but decreases in the liver, while glutathione reductase increases over time in both tissues. The result of these variations is a decrease in our body’s antioxidant capacity during aging. Therefore, glutathione supplementation may help restore balance, providing a more significant antioxidant potential.

Glutathione as a Longevity Supplement

Glutathione is promising in terms of extending lifespan. Preliminary studies on worms have shown an approximately 30% increase in their lifespan.

The importance of glutathione in combating aging is clear. However, one of the biggest challenges is its continued bioavailability. Since glutathione is destroyed at the digestive level, oral supplementation is ineffective. Therefore, it must enter directly into the bloodstream.

Although recently developed gastro-resistant pills seem promising, studies agree that the bioavailability of glutathione in this form is far from optimal.

Glutathione Administration

Despite various medications developed for glutathione, the most accurate method is to apply it as a serum for direct mixing with the blood. Our expert doctor and team complete the application in approximately 30-45 minutes.

The number of glutathione sessions is determined by your doctor after conducting the necessary examinations.