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What is a good alternative to Readisorb Liposomal Glutathione? Is there a good capsule form of glutathione to use?
Cost is a definite factor here. I'm looking for something that works, but at a more affordable price...most of us are looking for that!
Thanks for any help you may give.
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I use whey protein in a smoothie. It's the cheapest I've found (since it also acts as a meal replacement). I like Reserveage, but there are several brands out there.
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Researched Nutritionals has a pair of oral liposomal glutathione products under the "Tri-Fortify" label.
Since Researched Nutritionals is only sold through health care providers and other authorized practices, the cost can vary greatly depending on who exactly is selling it. I'd inquire with any practitioners or other vendors with which you already have a relationship.
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I haven't tried it. I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion. Posts: 873 | From WA | Registered: Dec 2005
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I'm going to try liposomal glutathione again.
What brand are people using?
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Readisorb Liposomal Glutathione.
It is around $50 for a month for me. Not cheap. And smells sulfury, but doesn't taste bad.
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Thanks Greta!
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Cool, I'm doing a mitachondrial restoration right now. The glutathione is part of the protocol.
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coffee/powdered glutathione enema? i don't see how glutathione can be supplemented orally to help raise levels in the blood stream. i could be wrong.
What I'm concerned about now is another useless treatment. Just what I don't need.
Moringa Leaf is a new one though. Thanks.
I take all the other common precursers for glutathione already except the ones I'm allergic to.
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Oral forms of glutathione have certainly changed over recent years. Now, for example, we have the acetyl-S-glutathione capsules (eg by Allergy Research) which are supposed to be able to enter the cells much more easily. They are also pretty expensive though.
I am trying Livon Laboratories lypospheric glutathione at present, along with their lypospheric C, but it is too early to comment yet.
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I have been taking LIVOn gluthione and their Vit C. Both have some soy in them. I am seller gif to soy but this brand doesn't bother me.
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- Remember to avoid acetaminophen as it blocks not just the liver cells but ALL cells in the body from "accepting" glutathione so the cells can't "circulate" and get rid of any toxins.
In addition to it being extra hard on the liver, that also makes it extra hard for the lungs. -
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Can a one dose of acetatemetafin cause liver enzymes to jump? Theresa
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- One dose of acetaminophen can block the liver cells and other body cells to shut down and block glutathione from entering and block the cells from "circulating out" (so to speak) as they should.
I don't know how liver enzymes would react to one dose. Liver enzymes often flucuate. -
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. . . Even a single dose of acetaminophen can reduce the body’s levels of glutathione, a peptide that helps repair oxidative damage that can drive inflammation in the airways, researchers have found. . . .
Tiny overdoses of Tylenol can add up to deadly damage
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- Key: "But Acetaminophen not only depletes Glutathione, but it blocks the production of Glutathione"
[so our liver can't even make it when that action is blocked -- it is unclear just how much something of support we give the liver so that it can make more glutathione can work if that very action is blocked. Although NAC has clearly been a good help for acetaminophen overdose.]
- Acetaminophen (in more than 600 over-the-counter and prescription medications, including Tylenol, Excedrin, Paracetemol, Vicodin, Percocet, etc.) . . .
. . . The liver breaks down most of the drug into safe components that can be removed from the body in urine.
However, a small amount of Acetaminophen metabolizes into a harmful by-product called N-acetyl-p-benzoquinoneimine (NAPQI).
When this toxic chemical is produced greater than the body can remove it, the main cells of the liver are destroyed.
This largely occurs because of the depletion of Glutathione. Glutathione, the master antioxidant of the body is required for the safe detoxification of Acetaminophen (paracetamol) and other harmful toxins.
Glutathione converts fat-soluble toxins into water-soluble forms for safe and efficient elimination by the body.
But Acetaminophen not only depletes Glutathione, but it blocks the production of Glutathione,
allowing the NAPQI to build up and react with cellular proteins, killing the cells in the process. Chronic use of Acetaminophen is known to cause liver damage. . . .
-full article at link above. -
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quote:Originally posted by unsure445: Forrest Health sells Researched Nutritionals Trifortify Orange Lipisomal glutathione gel in individual packs and in a tube.
Amazing stuff. Kicks in in about 20 minutes.
What do you mean "kicks in?"
How does it specifically makes you feel different?
Thanks!
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I take core glutathione-- its liposomal. Note that any pill you take (even liposomal) needs to be on an empty stomach to be absorbed (per my Dr)
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