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Most every health condition can be improved with intravenous Glutathione, due to it’s central role in immune biology. Unfortunately, glutathione is poorly absorbed through digestion, making IV administration the most effective way to raise glutathione to disease-reversing levels.
Glutathione is primarily responsible for collagen synthesis in the body, and with age, the ability to synthesize collagen decreases. This levels drop 1-2% for each year of age, and the ability to detoxify free radicals decreases (hence sagging skin, degrading joints, decreased mental and physical ability, etc).
A few of the benefits of glutathione infusion:
Glutathione also maintains other antioxidants, including vitamins C and E, in their active or reduced forms. It is vital for the proper synthesis and repair of DNA, and numerous other critical biochemical pathways affecting every system of the body including the nervous and immune systems and liver function. Improves the liver’s ability to remove countless toxins including heavy metals.
Glutathione is an important antioxidant that combats free radicals, reducing oxidative stress and preventing damage to cells. We have witnessed many patients enjoy an improvement in Parkinson’s symptoms including reduced tremor, increased flexibility, and more functionality.
Also maintains other antioxidants, including vitamins C and E, in their active or reduced forms. It is vital for the proper synthesis and repair of DNA, and numerous other critical biochemical pathways affecting every system of the body including the nervous and immune systems and liver function. Improves the liver’s ability to remove countless toxins including heavy metals.
Glutathione is an important antioxidant that combats free radicals, reducing oxidative stress and preventing damage to cells. We have witnessed many patients enjoy an improvement in Parkinson’s symptoms including reduced tremor, increased flexibility, and more functionality.
No known negative side effects are associated with injections of glutathione and collagen.
