I am also to start taking oral glutathione. Everything I am reading suggests oral is useless. Any experiences with it?
Posted by AnnaL (Member # 18464) on :
If you wish to take oral supplements, you need to use glutathione precursors, which are then converted to glutathione in the body.
If you take glutathione itself, it is destroyed in digestion.
Posted by keltyl (Member # 14050) on :
What are glutathione precursors?
Posted by Abxnomore (Member # 18936) on :
NAC and whey protein. The whey protein must be of a high quality and make sure it comes from New Zealand cows, the only cows known to be free of prion disease.
This is a very good product, pharmaceutical grade.
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Posted by keltyl (Member # 14050) on :
Thank you!
Posted by Littlesprout (Member # 7406) on :
Lipoflow gluta is suppose to be OK through the stomach...that is what they say. I take it along with whey powder and NAC. I am missing a gluta gene, not good, so I take all I can. lipoflow.com
Posted by AnnaL (Member # 18464) on :
I buy the glutathione precursors from Pharmax. It's the brand Dr. K recommends for a lot of his supplements.
Posted by keltyl (Member # 14050) on :
Actually, I did a little research. This is liposomal glutathione and is suppossed to be able to absorbed.
Posted by Renee K (Member # 21220) on :
I tried the liposomal glutathione, my stomach couldn't tolerate it. The smell is awful too.
I was more chemically sensitive then, maybe that is why it was so awful