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Cell death and free radical damage are results from stroke victims. Enhancing mitochondrial energy production is key to reestablishing function in these cells. Glutathione’s profound antioxidant activity plays a vital role in this process.

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Relationship between plasma glutathione Levels and cardiovascular disease in a defined population: The hisayama study.

Antioxidant status in acute stroke patients and patients at stroke risk

Glutathione is considered to be the most powerful, most versatile, and most important of the body’s self-generated antioxidants.

Although many have touted the benefits of this product, it was sold for many years as an oral supplement. However, it is well known that ORAL SUPPLEMENTATION OF ALL FORMS OF GLUTATHIONE DOES NOT RAISE TISSUE LEVELS OF GLUTATHIONE. Therefore the only way one could truly raise the reduced glutathione levels in body was by undergoing costly direct intravenous administration of reduced glutathione.

What makes our product truly revolutionary is that clinical case studies have demonstrated we are now able to raise tissue levels of reduced glutathione by our ability to combine pure pharmaceutical grade Reduced Glutathione into our proprietary patent pending suppository base, thus effectively allowing Reduced Glutathione in combination with N Acetyl Cysteine to be delivered directly into the blood stream effecting an elevation of the serum glutathione levels.

Among glutathione’s many important properties are:

* Detoxification/Chelation

– Heavy metal toxicity including mercury, lead, arsenic and cadmium:
– Common toxins that glutathione may help protect against are car exhaust, cigarette smoke, aspirin and alcohol (Marz, p. 78, 1997)
– Pesticide and industrial chemical exposure
– Steroids
– Bacterial toxins (Clostridia difficile)
– Pharmaceuticals (very long list that need to be detoxified by the liver) (Marz, p. 79, 1997)

* Immune enhancement: 1-3 g per day. This is especially effective against clostridium in the GI. It helps prevent translocation.
* Psoriasis
* Diabetes mellitus: Especially in ketosis as DM patients will generally excrete increased amounts of sulfur containing amino acids.
* Liver disease including cirrhosis and fatty liver disease caused by alcohol: Clinical Research and Case studies show significant improvement in as little as 2 weeks.
* Ulcers intestinal or stomach: In patients with stomach ulcers low levels of GSH have been found.
* Aspirin or phenacetin overdose (useful for rheumatoid arthritis patients or chronic pain sufferers on 8 or more aspirin/day)
* Hematological conditions: myelofibrosis, acute leukemia, chronic myelocytic leukemia, lymphoma, polycythemia vera
* Alcoholism
* Before radiation therapy
* Cataracts
* Detached Retinas
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Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s Disease, ALS (Lou Gherig’s disease), Multiple Sclerosis,, other neurologic conditions including Autism/Pervasive Developmental Delay and Chronic Kidney Failure

Therapeutically, Glutahione is:

* Found in almost all living cells. The liver, spleen, kidneys, pancreas, and the lens and cornea, have the highest concentrations in the body
* A POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT and thus neutralizes free radicals and prevents their formation
* An Important role in immune function via white blood cell production and is one of the most potent anti-viral agents known
* One of the strongest anti-cancer agents manufactured by the body.
* Used by the liver to detoxify toxins including formaldehyde, acetaminophen, benzpyrene and many other compounds
* An antioxidant necessary for the protection of proteins; is involved in nucleic acid synthesis and plays a role in DNA repair
* Powerful enough to maintain the cellular redox potential
* Glutathione levels decrease with age. It is involved in cellular differentiation and slows the aging process
* Able to protect the integrity of red blood cells
* Involved in maintaining normal brain function.

GlutaStat® Nebulization Formula

• Excellent for chronic sinusitis, bronchitis, and upper respiratory disorders
• Reduction of rhinorrhea, hyperlacrimation, sneezing, brochospasm,
• High potency formula results in sustained-release glutathione for optimal blood levels
• Neuroendocrine axis rebalancing, mental and physical stress conditions, cellular function support, and detoxification of the extracellular matrix
• Nutrient micro-doses reactivate the appropriate biological immune responses Overview Glutathione is the body’s most powerful antioxidant and detoxifier. Glutathione is a combination of three simple building blocks of protein or amino acids — cysteine, glycine and glutamine. It is a very straightforward molecule that is produced naturally in your body. Yet exposure to toxins, waste build up, and disease process can have deleterious effects on glutathione levels. The quality of adaptive functioning is highly dependent upon adequate, stable levels of circulating glutathione. Proper supplementation with l-glutathione can play a key role in preventing damage caused by free radicals and other reactive oxygen species.
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• Muhammad Ali (b. 1942) (suffers from pugilistic Parkinson’s syndrome), American boxer
• Steve Alten (b. 1959), American author
• Lane Evans (b. 1951), Member of the US House of Representatives (D – IL)
• Michael J. Fox (b. 1961), Canadian actor
• Booth Gardner (b. 1936), Washington state governor
• Billy Graham (b. 1918), American evangelist
• Brian Grant (b. 1972), American basketball player
• Janet Reno (b. 1938), Attorney General of the United States (1993–2001)
• Jeremy Thorpe (b. 1929), British politician and leader of the Liberal Party (1967–1976)
• Freddie Roach (b. 1960), Former boxer and a notable Boxing Trainer]

Deceased

• Brockman Adams, American politician (1927–2004)
• Jack Anderson, US newspaper columnist (1922–2005)
• Jim Backus, American actor (1913–1989)
• Sir John Betjeman, CBE, British Poet Laureate (1906–1984)
• Boyi Bhimanna, Telugu poet (1911–2005)
• Whit Bissell (1909–1996) American character actor
• Margaret Bourke-White, American photographer (1904–1971)
• Jack Buck, American sportscaster (1924–2002)
• Owen Chamberlain, American physicist (1920–2006)
• Barney Childs (1909–2000) American composer and teacher
• Prince Claus, (1926–2002), husband of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
• Joe Cook, US actor (1890–1959)
• George Coulouris, British actor (1903–1989)
• Salvador Dalí, Spanish artist (1904–1989)
• Harry Dalton (1928–2005) American baseball executive
• Deng Xiaoping, Chinese politician (1904–1997)
• James Doohan, (Scottie from Star Trek) Canadian actor (1920–2005)
• William Everson (1912–1994), American poet
• Francisco Franco Spanish dictator (1892–1975)
• Carlos Antonio Gomes, Portuguese footballer (1932–2005)
• Jeffrey Hamm (1915–1994) British Fascist
• Nathan Heard, American novelist (1937–2004)
• George Roy Hill, US Oscar winning film director (1921–2002)
• Chester Himes (1909–1984) African-American writer
• Sir Alec Issigonis (1906–1988) British car designer
• Mary Jackson, American actress (1910–2005)
• Ba Jin, Chinese writer (1904–2005)
• Pope John Paul II (1920–2005), Polish cleric, pope of Roman Catholic Church
• Deborah Kerr, British actress (1921–2007)
• Guy Kibbee, American actor (1882–1956)
• Jimmy Knepper, American jazz trombonist (1927–2003)
• Ted Kroll, American golfer (1919–2002)
• John Lindsay, New York City mayor (1921–2000)
• Walter Lord (1917–2002) American author
• Mao Zedong, Chinese Dictator (1893–1976)
• Luis Marden (1913–2003) Italian-American photographer
• Ferdy Mayne, German actor (1916–1998)
• William Masters, American sex researcher (1915–2001)
• Eugene McCarthy (1916–2005) American politician
• Kenneth More, English actor (1914–1982)
• Giulio Natta, Italian chemist (1903–1979)
• Anna Neagle, English actress
• Norman Panama, American writer, producer and director (1914–2003)
• Vincent Price, American actor, also suffered from lung cancer (1911–1993)
• Sir Michael Redgrave (1908–1985), British actor
• Bill Reid, Canadian artist (1920-1998)
• Terry-Thomas, British character actor (1911–1990)
• Meldrim Thomson, Jr. (1912–2001) Republican Governor of New Hampshire
• Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Canadian politician (1919–2000)
• Mo Udall, Member of the US House of Representatives (1922–1998)
• Tim Wall, Australian cricketer (1904–1981)
• George Wallace, former governor of Alabama (1919–1998)
• Albert J Whitlock, British motion picture matte artist (1915–1999)
• Edward Winter, American actor (1937–2001)
• Richard Winters American War Hero (1918-2011) WWII Veteran and Basis for the HBO Miniseries and book Band of Brothers

Did you know this about glutathione?

If glutathione (GSH) reaches room temperature for as little as 4 to 6 hours, it is rendered useless as an antioxidant. Oral forms of glutathione are useless as well, since GSH readily digests long before it can reach your bloodstream. Thats why the only viable forms of raising human glutathione levels at the cellular level are by injection, by suppository, and by inhalation of nebulized GSH liquid.

Here at GlutaSource, and at our mother company GlutaSource, we manufacture, keep and ship all glutathione products COLD. This is how we assure that our products reach our customers with full potency and abilty to repair and regenerate your body at the cellular level.

Here are some more facts about glutathione. Every human, animal and plant on this planet have glutathione in each cell to perform repairs when cells get damaged or just worn out. The elderly and those who are very ill have the lowest levels of glutathione in their cells. When there is no more glutathione in your cells, you die. Thats why it is so necessary to keep normal levels of GSH up in your body. Whether to fight off disease, keep from getting sick, or just keep from getting old. Don’t take chances with cheaper glutathione products that don’t even ship their products cold.

Want to know they are cheaper? Look at the dosage. 250mg of glutathione in a suppository is only half of the GlutaSource 500MG suppository strength to start with.

How Does Glutathione Detoxification Work?

Much of the body’s ability to break down and dispose of chemical toxins is dependent on enzyme detoxification processes that occur in the liver. Excessive exposure to environmental toxins taxes these functions and may make the body more susceptible to certain diseases. For example, chemicals can do extensive damage by oxidizing fats (called lipid peroxidation) in cell membranes. Glutathione is the cofactor of important enzymes that detoxify many hazardous chemicals by binding to the intermediate chemical breakdown products and making them water-soluble for excretion.

What Evidence Supports its Use?

In one animal study, glutathione regressed aflatoxin-induced liver cancers while significantly enhancing survival. Rats given glutathione had an 81 percent survival rate. All rats exposed to aflatoxin but not given glutathione died within 24 hours. In human cancers, glutathione has been utilized in a secondary role to prevent kidney and nerve toxicity from the cancer drug cisplatin.

Glutathione is the principal antioxidant in the deep lung. Aerosol glutathione has been given to HIV patients to augment deficient levels of the lower respiratory tract to improve immune defenses. A glutathione deficiency has been associated with HIV, cancer and other immune disorders.

Glutathione levels decline in the lens of the eye with advancing age, particularly prior to cataract formation. In addition, research indicates that glutathione detoxifies the aqueous fluid of the inner eye, helping to maintain adequate fluid outflow among glaucoma patients.

Two other studies are also worth noting. In one double-blind, placebo-controlled study, injected glutathione demonstrated positive effects on sperm structure and function in infertile men. In a test tube experiment, glutathione produced significant inhibition of herpes simplex virus replication.

So, glutathione can directly effect detoxification of the liver, kidneys, lungs, eyes, and many more vital parts of the human body. The diseases glutathione can help are still being tallied, but count Parkinson’s, infertility, HIV, herpes, some cancers, glaucoma and cataracts among them.