Glutathione - Support powder by Point of Return. Please consider.

[Fl17]

Check with experts. TY. Best wishes, all ! ..

[Gambit62 Administrator]

in the interests of balance a few articles questioning the efficacy of this supplement

examine.com/supplements/glu...

immunehealthscience.com/sup...

[Fl17 in reply to Gambit62]

Costly, yes. I know many people who feel better right away. It's made by a non - profit. Didn't get a chance 2 see all of that.

I just know this product gives relief to many. You can check it out.

Not an expert, please be cautious, and u can call them if u have any questions or concerns.

[Fl17 in reply to Gambit62]

Sorry, this product is designed for getting people off of meds, from what I know. I felt some relief when I took it. Got more energy and Cld think more clearly. Care 2 all. Ox

Expensive, yes. But probably worth it for some. thanks.

[Polaris]

Glutathione levels are usually depleted in those with autoimmune disease.

It is not easily absorbed through oral supplements I believe, so the best way of really boosting levels is to supplement with l lipoic acid - this will automatically increase Glutathione levels.

[Fl17 in reply to Polaris]

Thanks 4 opening my eyes on this. I had some left over and it helped last 2 days of Xmas and Eve. Gave more energy I think. A bit costly , but u may need less and less perhaps. All the best and thanks again as usual.

[Fl17]

It has given relief 2 many. This powder anyways. May accelerate healing. Be cautious of course . Can try 2 write more later. Guess there is no harm in trying, and asking experts (about product) .

[Fl17 in reply to Fl17]

Cautious - meaning talk 2 them about any concerns. Gives relief as said, has 2 many. May not work 4 some, but should?

[Fl17]

Point Of Return uses a powder form, that is helping many. They could sell 4 those with autoimmune issues as well ? Not just drug withdrawal. Non- profit btw. I had some left over , and I believe it helped me last 2 days of Xmas and Eve. Want others to have options known, so they can enjoy their days better.

[Fl17]

Read somewhere that calcium helps with food digestion and process of clotting blood.

Sorry just posted here.

[Fl17]

Brain is coming alive, since I took calcium.

[Fl17]

Numbness in face and hands also going away.

[helaynie]

An interesting article on boosting glutathione: draxe.com/glutathione/

[Fl17 in reply to helaynie]

I was just wanting 2 look that up today, cheaper alternatives 4 some. Ty u !! ox

[helaynie in reply to Fl17]

I'm not a great lover of liver but it seems to have lots of benefits.

[Fl17 in reply to helaynie]

I'm one of the few who does. lol

Btw I sent this article 2 a health expert and she thought it was great. So thanks again.

Hope ur well.

[fbirder in reply to helaynie]

I would have written a few of those 117,000 peer-reviewed articles it mentions.

It's a shame that most of the references he lists are not from those articles. You'd have thought that, with 117,000 available he'd have been able to find something that backs up what he is saying.

Interestingly ref. 6 contains this gem:

Research suggests that glutathione is not orally bioactive, and that very little of oral glutathione tablets or capsules is actually absorbed by the body.

[Fl17 in reply to fbirder]

Yes, it usually comes in powder form.

The best people can do is try it? Ask questions 2 distributors.

[fbirder in reply to Fl17]

Pills, powders, tablets or cooked up in a lasagna; glutathione will not be absorbed from the gut. That's what that link says.

[Fl17 in reply to fbirder]

Then how is it absorbed? Ears? Throat?

[fbirder in reply to Fl17]

It is not absorbed. Like all polypeptides it is broken down into its constituent amino acids by gastric and pancreatic processes.

It might be small enough to be absorbed rectally. But you were talking about an oral dose.

[Fl17 in reply to Fl17]

Don't know if it usually does, was talking about the SUPPORT powder.

[Fl17 in reply to Fl17]

* SUPPORT powder that is, and other whey protein?

[Fl17]

Pretty strong placebo then.

[Fl17]

Remember, people here have food absorption issues.

[Fl17 in reply to Fl17]

ox ..

[fbirder]

For those who believe that wheat is deadly...

The anti-wheat bible 'Wheat Belly' suggests that wheat can cause osteoporosis because the proteins in wheat contain cysteine, which is metabolised to sulfuric acid (ignoring the fact that most protein contains cysteine).

Well, glutathione is one-third cysteine.

So, if you believe that wheat causes osteoporosis then I'd definitely lay off the glutathione.