It defends cellular macromolecules against exogenous and endogenous reactive oxygen and nitrogen species
Beyond direct antioxidant activity, glutathione functions through several enzymatic systems central to detoxification and redox control, including glutathione-S-transferases for conjugation reactions, glyoxylases, glutathione peroxidases and peroxiredoxins for peroxide reduction, and glutaredoxins for thiol-disulfide exchange
Commonly reported side effects may include: Mild abdominal cramping Bloating or increased flatulence Loose stools In very rare cases, some individuals may experience a skin rash or sensitivity
Assessment of gastric emptying using nuclear scintigraphy is the most accurate method but is limited to referral centers
As with quercetin, more research is required to verify L Glutathione benefits thoroughly
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