Glutathione injection

What is Glutathione ?

Glutathione, often called a “super antioxidant,” is crucial for our physiological well-being. Composed of three amino acids—cysteine, glutamine, and glycine—this powerful antioxidant is naturally synthesized by our body. Found in almost every cell, its main functions include protecting against oxidative stress, eliminating toxins, and maintaining immunity.

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Health Benefits of Glutathione

Glutathione is essential for maintaining cellular integrity and supporting the immune system. It helps detoxify harmful substances in the liver, promotes skin health by contributing to a bright and even complexion, and plays a role in preventing chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and certain types of cancer. Here is an overview of the main benefits of glutathione, categorized into several key areas :

Skin Health and anti-aging

Improvement of skin condition
Reduction of aging signs
Reduction of psoriatic skin conditions

Support of bodily functions and detoxification :

Improvement of liver function
Detoxifying agent
Regeneration of vitamins E and C

Prevention of diseases and immune support :

Strengthening of the immune system
Cancer prevention
Important for cardiovascular health
Reduction of oxidative stress

Management of chronic diseases and improvement of organ function :

Improvement of insulin resistance
Reduction of autoimmune disease symptoms
Reduction of Parkinson’s disease symptoms
Improvement of respiratory function

Recommended daily intake of glutathione for adults : Complete guide

The daily intake of glutathione can vary based on age, gender, health status, and environmental stress levels. Although there is no official recommendation for daily glutathione intake, it is recognized that levels should be sufficiently high to maintain optimal bodily functions and protect against age-related diseases and environmental stress.

Suggested Glutathione Intake Chart

The following chart provides an estimate of suggested glutathione intake for different age groups and conditions. It is important to note that these values can vary based on individual and specific situations:

Demographic Group	Suggested Glutathione Intake (mg/day)	Specific Notes
Adults (20-50 years)	100-200 mg	Increase in case of stress or illness
Adults (over 50 years)	200-300 mg	Increased needs due to reduced synthesis
Athletes	200-300 mg	Helps with muscle recovery
Pregnant women	150-250 mg	Supports immune system and fetus
People with chronic diseases	300-500 mg	Depends on disease and medical advice

How to incorporate glutathione into your daily routine?

Increasing glutathione intake can be achieved in several ways, including:

Diet: Include sulfur-rich foods like garlic, onions, cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower), and cysteine-containing foods like chicken, eggs, and dairy products.
Supplements: Glutathione is available in oral supplements, though absorption may be limited. Liposomal forms are a more effective option.
Glutathione Injections: For maximum bioavailability, intravenous glutathione injections offer direct absorption into the circulatory system, bypassing the gastrointestinal limitations of oral forms.

Glutathione deficiency: Signs, symptoms, causes, and consequences

A glutathione deficiency can manifest as increased fatigue, weakened immune system, and higher susceptibility to infections and chronic diseases. Causes of deficiency may include a diet low in cysteine and other essential nutrients, increased pollution, excessive alcohol consumption, and certain medical conditions.

Signs of glutathione deficiency include:

Signs of aging
Frequent infections
Frequent illnesses
Chronic fatigue
Oxidative stress
Anemia
Increased allergies
Loss of coordination
Difficulty maintaining weight
Seizures
Metabolic acidosis

Intravenous Glutathione: Advantage over Other Forms of Administration

Intravenous administration of glutathione ensures maximum bioavailability, allowing this powerful antioxidant to directly reach the circulatory system and cells without being degraded in the digestive system.

This method, offered by Yuboost’s home infusion service in Switzerland, provides a significant advantage over oral supplements, which can be limited by metabolic and digestive factors. The benefits of glutathione, particularly through injections and infusions, include enhanced immune support and increased protection against oxidative damage.