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Curious Outlier's avatar

This is one of the reasons why regular taking of low doses of Chlorine Dioxide (protocol 1000 two or three days per week). It stimulates the body to up regulate the production of antioxidants like glutathione. This is also known as mitochondrial hormesis. Think of it like a workout for your mitochondria. Two or three days per week like a workout is sufficient for the stress that it puts on the mitochondria.

Sarah's avatar

This WAS my secret weapon!!!!

Thanks for spoiling it!

Another winner, thank you!

Henry Lahore's avatar

30 additional studies, AI summaries, comments on Glutathione are at

https://vitamindwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page_id=15355

I started taking it in Oct 2024 - 2 liposomals a day to restore levels

Feels great. Am now on a maintenance dose of 3 capsules per week

Diane's avatar

Great article, #45 I would not and do not use sunscreen it is full of chemical shit storm.

GabeReal's avatar

I’ve been taking NAC supplements. Doesn’t that stimulate glutathione production? Or am I wrong about that?

GabeReal's avatar

Thanks, I guess I hadn’t read down that far. I was correct!

skintnick's avatar

Excellent resource. Thanks for all your hard work.

Xuewu Liu's avatar

The antioxidant theory has never been proven; on the contrary, there is substantial evidence suggesting that antioxidants can be harmful. Many researchers persist in treating the antioxidant theory as an established law.

Barbara West's avatar

Excellent article as usual. Thank you!

Charlie's avatar

Yes, yes, yes

Simple and effective…

Shawn Pitcher's avatar

Initially experienced a severe reflexive, whole of being, sense of disgust and repulsion when presented with the analogy comparing the human body to a metropolitan city. Fortunately, appears that I somehow had adequate levels of glutathione and was able to recover. Now about the claim about this molecule being the second most abundant molecule...Carbon Dioxide would like to have a word.

Dawn McIntyre's avatar

On a Dutch test, my glutathione level was low but my practitioner told me that meant I had too much glutathione. I was skeptical. I supplement with transdermal and oral. Is there an ideal or better test method for glutathione levels?