As we age or experience health challenges, our natural glutathione levels can become depleted
Research in animal models has documented increased longitudinal bone growth in young subjects (PMID: 10373343) and increased bone mineral content (BMC) due to increased volume of bone, though bone mineral density itself remained unchanged (PMID: 10828840)
Best sources: Cruciferous vegetables: Broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kale Alliums: Garlic, onions, leeks Asparagus: Naturally high in glutathione and sulfur compounds Get Enough Protein (Especially Cysteine & Glycine Sources) Since glutathione is made from amino acids, you need to consume enough dietary protein
Look at your life around sleep deprivation, smoking, foods that cause inflammation, sugars and processed foods, excess alcohol, and other factors
The most common oral form of glutathione on the market is oxidized before your body can use it and absorb it into your cells
Biol Trace Elem Res 117(1-3):5364