Let's get into the basics of how glutathione is CRITICAL to removing inflammation and how that benefits YOU.
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I'll send them some free glutathione to try um because I think it'll help dramatically because it lowers that cytoine totally function. It always lowers all cytoines. What we found all cytoines. Yeah. And the literature says it should do that. Yeah. So, so the book I've got a book coming
out on all that. The homoyine book that talks about all that by the way. Um super interesting. I think it'll be there's a reason why it'll be a bestseller. 38% of the population has it. So what you mentioned like strokes and other things, but if people have high
homocyine causing high inflammation everywhere, by the time they hit 40 or 50, they kind of figure it out. They're like, I'm not normal. I got something bad going on. I hurt all over. I feel waves of it going through my body. My joints hurt. They get swollen. I hurt. I hurt. I hurt.
Relief from all of that with high enough glutathione levels. That's what we see.
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