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Posted 7/11/2018 1:42 AM (GMT -5)
I have read that Glutathione is good for nerve repair, but I’ve also read that orally it’s useless - doesn’t get past the gut,

Tell me what you know.

What brand, dosage and did it help?
How/why does it work to heal nerves?

I’m not sure if I can even get IV glut so hoping that the oral does work.

This article says it does



naturalsociety.com/study-finds-master-antioxidant-glutathione-can-orally-ingested/
Posted 7/11/2018 6:45 AM (GMT -5)
Tri-fourth Orange

https://www.researchednutritionals.com/product/tri-fortify-orange-liposomal-glutathione-vitamin-c-heat-stable-gmo-free/

1 teaspoon per night. Very;$$$$

Both my LLMDs recommended it.

Noticed biggest difference first time used. After a few months I stopped using for 2 weeks and was not sleeping as well. Just started back up and feeling better.

I double up when I cheat and have a little wine smile

Was told to triple up when I start back up on parasite protocol.
Posted 7/11/2018 7:02 AM (GMT -5)
Glutithione stopped my tremors. It's expensive. I take the Core brand, Dr. Rawls said the liposomal (Setria)brand was the only one that worked for him.
So, I've stayed with that brand. Pills only, the liquid is horrible.
Posted 7/11/2018 7:10 AM (GMT -5)
Pure Encapselations, Liposomal Glutathione. i tolerated it well.

However, i have since switched over to Pure Encapselations NAC, 1800mg daily.
Posted 7/11/2018 1:09 PM (GMT -5)
Thanks - for the info - I'll read it all a bit later.


Just wanted to add that I was given a bottle of liquid Glutathione in 2016...I opened it and took a dose...but didn't realize it was supposed to be in the fridge....so ended up throwing the rest out.

It tasted horrible...and I think smelled funky too...I have very sensitive taste buds...not sure I can do it...so hoping the non-liquid is good.
Posted 7/11/2018 1:12 PM (GMT -5)
I’ve been taking bulletproof liposomal glutathione lately. Dr. H had me on essential pro. Liked that one a lot. He had me on it along with ala, nac & phos choline. Lots of detox. That was the only time I was able to tolerate abx without insomnia & freq urination. I’ve done the glutathione push before with no noticeable change.

I can only take the capsules now (above brands are caps). Tried seeking health liquid and hated the taste. Like you I didn’t realize it needed to refrigerate so threw it out.

Post Edited (k07) : 7/11/2018 12:15:15 PM (GMT-6)

Posted 7/11/2018 1:42 PM (GMT -5)
Doc put me on Readisorb liposomal glutathione. It definitely increases detoxing for me.
Posted 7/11/2018 2:02 PM (GMT -5)
another question: Is it like some other amino acids - needs to be taken on an empty stomach?
Posted 7/11/2018 9:01 PM (GMT -5)
I take BestNaturals NAC 600mg and it seems to help, precursor to Glutathione. But I can't be sure, as it is similar to eating healthy, with sulforaphane rich foods broccoli, brussels, cabbage.. it's probably the cheap consumer brand kind from Amazon.

I got a free sample of "Glutathione reduced" from Bulk Supplements on Amazon. Not sure what the "reduced" means, but I don't think it's lipisomal as compounded by a pharmacy. It says that it is a powerful antioxidant anyway.

I guess it absorbs somewhat orally, certainly not as good as IV absorption (tech term: bioavailable) as I am not trained in needles iv therapy which is what they do for chemo patients. But I can tell there is something essentially good about it, replenishing a supply of something that my body needs, even if it is only through the cheapest of pills form (and likely not lipisomally wrapped). Maybe downing a tsp of coconut oil might improve absorption? Anyone know if I'm sorta right here, that glutathione is only fat soluble or something when taken with fat?

If I were independently wealthy I would probably go with the Tri-Fortify Orange (and watermelon? I think?) as I've heard an LLMD recommend it.
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