L-Glutathione, (100 Capsules) Reduced, Always Pure, No Additives Or Fillers, Lab Verified

I wish that someone would've told me about L-Glutathione long before I became a senior. Perhaps, there would be more seniors living longer lives. Knowing which natural elements in the body are depleted over time is crucial to our survival. But, we wouldn't want to put the medical professionals out work, now would we?(Look up the research on Hawthorne Berries, for example.) How many multivitamin supplements have L-Glutathione as one of their ingredients?(I'll wait for your response.) Why would a multivitamin supplement exclude the "Master" antioxidant that is essential to our health? I think you know.

It SEZ "Reduced" on Order Page but does not Say: Reduced "Form of L-Glutathione" on the Bottle... Until I see or know Otherwise, I cannot recommend this GHS as other than False Advertising of a Health Product for Profit at the Expense of the Public and a Lack of Integrity by both the seller and Amazons participation, in allow their customers to be continually ripped off by products that can not be retuned when there is false and misleading Advertising. L-Glutathione comes in Four powered forms: Reduced Form,Plain Unaugmented Form, Liposomal Form from and any of those forms but with added supplements along with it. When discussing glutathione powder forms, "pure L-glutathione" refers to the basic building block of the molecule, while "reduced glutathione" is the active, functional form, and "liposomal glutathione" is the reduced form encapsulated in a lipid layer for improved absorption, essentially offering a more efficient delivery system to the body; all three are variations of glutathione but differ in their level of processing and potential bioavailability. Breakdown: Pure L-Glutathione: This is the simplest form of glutathione, a tripeptide composed of cysteine, glycine, and glutamic acid. It's considered the "unadulterated" form, but its absorption may be limited due to its structure. Reduced Glutathione (GSH): This is the active form of glutathione, meaning it's readily available to neutralize free radicals within the body. This is the form most commonly used in supplements, but its absorption can still be relatively low compared to other delivery methods. Liposomal Glutathione: This form takes the reduced glutathione molecule and encapsulates it within a tiny lipid bubble (liposome), which helps protect the glutathione from degradation in the digestive tract and significantly improves its absorption rate when ingested. Key points to remember: Absorption: Generally, liposomal glutathione is considered to have the best absorption rate due to the liposome delivery system. Functionality: Both "pure L-glutathione" and "reduced glutathione" need to be converted into the active reduced form (GSH) within the body to function as antioxidants. Application: Depending on the desired outcome, different forms may be preferred. For example, if maximizing absorption is the primary concern, liposomal glutathione might be the best choice.