… it's an electron donor. That's the way reduced glutathione GSH is a very sticky molecule is the way we like to talk about it. Glutathione is ready to donate an electron to a free radical to stabilize it. That ion, a charged particle is wha…
… system. And then also make sure that it's the reduced form GSH versus GSSG oxidized version of glutathione. Reduced glutathione is the truly functional version of glutathione. And then it had to be stable, shelf stable for two plus years s…
…ou guys with all these lives. This is going to be a conglomeration of a lot of previous lives on progesterone except for I'm going to do it for memory. Going to do it live. have them made a few notes hoping in case I have some ideas what Ja…
… so our body does its best to take the oxidized glutathione GSSG and either try to turn it back into GSH or break it down into its amino acid um constituents uh and then just to recreate glutathione down the line. But if you have genetic er…
…t known as the master antioxidant. But reduced glutathione, GSH is what's the important version of it. GSSG or the oxidized version of glutathione is the inert version of it. uh where it's been oxidized and already completed its purpose whe…
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