L-Cysteine (120mg)
In the article, the many functions of glutathione are described as follows: Clinically, glutathione is thought to critical for the following disease and body processes References Mechanism of Action 1-4 Glutathione has many mechanisms in the body to support its role as an antioxidant, a detoxifier, and its involvement in many enzymatic processes including redox reactions
It is produced in the respiratory tract, binds and/or traps bacteria, viruses, and particulate matter inhaled from the environment, and facilitates their removal by the process of mucociliary clearance (MCC), which relies upon 1) optimal expansion of mucus after secretion, 2) proper hydration of the airway to provide sufficient epithelial surface liquid (ESL), also known as airway surface liquid (ASL), to allow for full extension of the cilia, 3) proper ciliary beating to move mucus from the small lower airways into the trachea, and 4) swallowing and clearance through the gastrointestinal tract [26]
What form of glutathione is best
They can accumulate in organs and tissues, like your brain
Because the liposome is made of the same material as your cells, it can fuse with the cell membrane and deliver the glutathione directly into the bloodstream or even the cell itself