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maureen2174
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has anyone tried this? i am interested in raising my glutatione levels and was researching different ways- came across liposomal glutathione.

any experience with using it?

thanks, maureen

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Is this the glutathione cream? Did nothing for me. Drinking whey protein, taking ALA and doing coffee enemas helped more.

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I didn't notice any difference between liposomal glutathione and powdered glutathione. The latter is alot less costly. Glutathione ivs (preservative free and in glass bottles versus plastic bags) were very helpful.
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maureen2174
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thanks six- no it isn't cream. it is oral glut.

tonglen- where do you purchase the powder? am not seeing a doctor right now to get the ivs. just wanted to do detoxing on my own and figured glut. would be helpful.

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I just started glutathione 2 weeks ago..I purchased mine at the Drs office but you can buy it online.......

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I'm taking the liquid version from readisorb.com and have heard researched nutritionals has a similar one, similar price.

I have to say I LOVE this stuff and I think it's made a huge difference for me. There are pretty much no other supplements that I can say that about. This stuff tastes like rotten eggs so just mix it in 1" of orange juice and you can't taste it at all. I take 2x/day on empty stomach. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the way it makes me feel. I may never stop taking this stuff and am looking into recipes for making my own since at 1 tsp BID, it adds up quickly to over $100/month.

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are you all taking this because your doctor suggested it, or did you decide to try it out on your own?
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sparkle7
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You can make it yourself with an ultrasonic cleaner. I have made the vit. C & it works great! I haven't gotten to doing the glutathione yet.

Just google - homemade liposomal glutathione

I posted the links here a bunch of times. The links are also on Scott's website.

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