Glutathione Experiment 
SuperWoman29
11 y
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So, I am a victim of Mold Illness which is also known as a neurotoxic disease. I am trying every affordable treatment under the sun, so tonight I stuck a 500mg reduced glutathione capsule up my butt. They say it is poorly absorbed through the digestive system, and since I am afraid of needles, this seems like the next best thing.
The good news is it's been an hour and it doesn't hurt down there. I say this because my DO recommnded these chelation suppositories, and after 30 min I am aching in pain and have to poop it out. $15 down the toilet! Luckily, these guys only cost about 33¢ each.Wow. I just used the ¢ sign for the first time e er. Neato.
I will update later. I know you guys are just going crazy with anticipation for the outcome :-P
- Re: Glutathione Experiment SuperWoman29
11 y
2,557
This is a reply to # 2,120,202I know, I know. I didn't even give everyone a chance to squirm. As I laid there in bed, the little pill started screaming, " Get me out of here!"
I will continue to take the glutathione sublingually, but I am very disappointed I could not get it to absorb quicker. Hopefully I will notice a positive effect within a couple of weeks regardless.- Re: Glutathione Experiment PointFighter
11 y
2,616
This is a reply to # 2,120,207Hello :)
I am an active user of Glutathione.
The brand I use is Jarrow gluthathione reduced 500. I take one to two caps a day.
It is effective as both my mother skin and mine whitened a lot(which shows its anti oxidant properties are at work.)
I also use another brand, a sublingual type of glutha. Unfortunately, I ran out of the product and can't remember the brand, when I do, I'll tell you.
I have been using those two brands for 2 years and never had any issues with them. No side effects whatsoever (unlike some herbal supplements I have been using lately and which I believe are causing me some major die off symptoms, huh ! Hence my presence on this forum :/ ).
Ask a naturopath if there are other ways for you to absorb glutathione other than intravenously or orally.
I know that eating cold processed whey protein (from a vegetal source works as well) increases your glutathione production levels a great deal thanks to all the amino acids present in whey protein. But the best whey has to be cold processed.
Good luck to you !
- Re: Glutathione Experiment SuperWoman29
11 y
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This is a reply to # 2,120,295Hi Point. That's cool that we're both using the same brand (Jarrow). I will continue to open the capsules and let it dissolve under my tongue. I use cold processed whey all the time, but I don't think it's enough since I'm fighting a chronic illness. I basically consider it just a meal replacement.
- Re: Glutathione Experiment SuperWoman29
11 y
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- Re: Glutathione Experiment PointFighter
11 y
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- Re: Glutathione Experiment glutathione
11 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,120,202I hate to tell you this now. But you can supplement glutathione orally. The problem is you have to avoid most glutathione supplements because they are not absorbed. If you buy Acetyl Glutathione it will protect the glutathione molecule from damage and significantly increase absorption. You can also supplement precursors like N acetylcysteine to promote glutathione levels. I don't know if links are welcome here but check out the site glutathionepro(dot)com and it features one of the best GSH supplements I have ever seen.
- Re: Glutathione Experiment SuperWoman29
11 y
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This is a reply to # 2,120,315I think you meant "can't absorb." Lol Well, perhaps that it up for debate. The brand I use got great reviews...worst comes to worse I can return it. I'll check out the link when I have a chance.
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