Glutathione, the bodys master antioxidant, enhances detoxification by binding to heavy metals, toxins, and free radicals, making it easier for your body to eliminate them
At the cellular level, the defense against this oxidative damage is orchestrated by a complex network of antioxidants, with glutathione serving as the primary shield
Low levels of Glutathione have been linked to many of the body's aging processes
Glutathione steps in during Phase II, known as the conjugation phase, to neutralize these highly reactive intermediates before they can cause systemic tissue damage
Studies show that a decrease in protein levels, even when they remain within safe levels, can lead to a decrease in glutathione levels and a reduction in antioxidant capacity