Hey Pat:)
You can't directly put glutathione into the body
because it's poorly absorbed by the digestive
tract. I've been doing some reading on glutathione
myself for a a few weeks and found this article:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glutathione
All these folks are doing is putting the three
precursors together in a capsule and charging a
ton of money for it. You can find the precursors
cheaper by themselves and make your own capsules.
For 85.00 I can find all of tat stuff separately
and in a lot bigger quantities. The three
precursors, the three ingredients listed under vit
C, can be found at 1Fast400 and some of them are
on Amazon, by the same company. That's the most
reasonable I've found them. You can get ALA cheap
on Swanson's site also. And ascorbic acid(vitmin
C) can be had on 1FAST400, or eBay by the lb.
Our4Corners store on eBay has 1lb of Milk Thistle
cheap, and Mountain Rose Herbs has it cheap by the
lb, but you can buy it in 4 oz, and 8 oz sizes, or
could last time I checked. It may cost you a
little more than 85.00 come to think of it, right
up front, but it will last a loooong time, a lot
longer than 30 days. And it WILL work out to a
heck of a lot less than 85.00 a month. That's just
outrageous. But really for glutathione levels all
you really need is the three precursors. Give your
body those and it'll go the rest. All the other
stuff in that supplement is nice, but not
necessary for increasing glutathione levels. I
believe you can get glutathione injections, but I
don't know who or where.
But it's up to you if you want to buy it or not.
According to the stuff I've read, yeah it should
work, but you can do it much cheaper than that.
Annie
Pat wrote:
My ophthalmologist said it wouldn't hurt to try the n-acetylcarnosine (or NAC) as cataract improvement, but he wasn't overly enthusiastic. He said we just don't know if it works or not, just like so many other things that will never be tested.
He said glutathione is so important for the eyes and recommended MaxGXL which
provides the proper nutrients needed to promote the body's own ability to
manufacture and absorb glutathione. http://www.maxgxl.com/products.php Has
anyone tried this? I will, but it's awfully expensive at $85 for 30 days.
I've tried whey protein to increase glutathione, but I hate the taste except in
a shake with milk or almond milk and banana, and get tired of that, so I tend
not to use it often as I should.
Pat
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