Glutathione as a compound is a tripeptide, i.e., it contains three amino acids made by the liver that works to reduce the free radical load of the body, causing oxidative stress. Your diet is where the amino acids glycine, glutamic acid and cysteine all come from to form this master antioxidant compound
Glutathione is present in a ratio of both oxidized and reduced forms, but both are protective
Respiratory Issues: There have been rare reports of respiratory distress associated with intravenous glutathione administration
How liposomal glutathione works in your routine: Protection: The liposomal shell acts as a "bodyguard" for the glutathione as it travels through the digestive tract
Chances are you come into contact with some level of mycotoxins on a daily basis whether its through the food you eat or the air you breath
In addition to this amino acid, there are other amino acids that promote collagen synthesis in the skin and joints: L-histidine, L-cysteine, L-glycine and L-proline
