Glutathione

“wake up the next day. I'm like, oh, you know, even one glass of wine? Yeah, yeah. You know what it'll help you? Glutathione. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Especially liposomal, glutathione. It's more bioavailable. But glutathione is really good for.”

“Yeah. And it's an immunosuppressant. So you should be taking amino acids. You should be taking definitely some electrolytes, but also glutathione. It's a kind of mixed sales pitch. Imagine you were like a rep for an alcohol company. You can have a glass of wine, but you need to take about five supplements at the same time.”

“And so when we make our products, we make them as foods. We want your body to be tricked into having a food that contains what you need, like in this case, glutathione. And so it's become our life's work and we won't deviate from it. We've had so many opportunities to quote unquote cash out and we haven't.”

“I just did it. It's just about the glutathione. That has to be also just from you guys are using methylated versions of everything, no synthetic. So like I'm not a person that I cannot process anything synthetic.”

“And that kind of is what got me through my first pregnancy. And then I actually started doing some glutathione injections and that really, really helped. But then it was kind of dependent on my activities. And then it was really good through my second pregnancy up until I delivered the baby.”

“She plays with her dolls and her dolls. She's imitating mommy and daddy. She's going, I got to take my glutathione. Daymond, did you have your mag? your creatine? Did you have your magnesium? No, honey. She's really doing it the poor kid screwed up. Really?”

“Yeah, the B-vitamin, yeah. That's right. That formula, I mean, you know, master antioxidant manufactured by the liver, used all over the body. Every single cell in your body has glutathione. That's right. Every single living one.”

“Their skin's looking a lot better. Their vision's a little bit better. They can hear. They can smell better. That's what glutathione does. It takes the burden off the liver too. So it can do other things. The liver, as you know, is the master, master alchemist of the body. It's not a filter. It's fascinating. They can actually take over the function of other organs.”

“Change, leave, and accept. Yeah, sorry, I forgot to answer the question about detoxing. Yeah, I want to get into that. Yeah. So the food is first, but then supplements like glutathione, obviously, like these tri-pept, the tripeptide of glutathione. But the bitterness, that's where I lost my train of thought.”

“And then from there, the supplements can be glutathione. I love activated charcoal, zeolite, diatomaceous earth, these binders that can be good. And what else? Like sweating is another one, like just sweat.”

“concerned, like glutathione or some glutathione precursor, like N-acetylcysteine, a great binder is going to be needed, like some charcoal, activated charcoal, ZLA, exactly. ZLA, diatomaceous earth, modified citrus pectin, we're seeing some great success.”

“Take a lot of glutathione, mitigate whatever you're doing to your body by actually consuming alcohol. And more likely, you don't need as much as you're going to drink. That's the problem. But to have a good time, a couple drinks, you have a good time.”

“Lyme and for mold and stuff? I have a little bit of impaired glutathione detoxification pathways. Use some glutathione. I've never had significant mold exposure, but knock on wood. I mean, I lived in, me and another guy lived in the same house, me and Zach, best friend.”

“But so this is a test from real-time laboratory in Texas. You take 2,000 milligrams of glutathione, you get into sauna, you sweat a little bit to mobilize the toxins. We're finding mold in a lot. And again, you can do serum, mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium, aluminum. But a lot of times you need to do like an EDTA challenge or a DMSA challenge to look for metals.”

“Is it the 2000 mg of glutathione? Is that oral? So you take it. I actually do it orally. Okay, take it, go in, what, a liter of fluid while you're in there, maybe mineral water or no, no fluids. No, no. So we make sure they drink an eight ounce glass of purified water every 15 minutes to hydrate. They take oral liposomal glutathione, get into sauna to sweat for 15, 20 minutes.”

“but I'm giving them NAC, N-acetylcysteine, a precursor of glutathione, right? Which is what? Which is what? Which is the precursor for glutathione? N-acetylcysteine. N-acetylcysteine, okay. So, N-acetylcysteine helps the body.”

“A whey-based protein, you're getting a form to make help your body to make glutathione. Why is glutathione so important? It's the number one master antioxidant in the body.”

“Did not know that. So, if you have toxins from the environment and you used up all your glutathione, and now you got the virus using up glutathione and you didn't have enough glutathione, you were going to get acute. So, in the protocols I use, we block this first switch that drives inflammation using NAC, alpha-lipoic acid, really interesting.”

“And then we give them glutathione. So, the first thing that I do, and this is the supplements I take, NAC, alpha-lipoic acid, glutathione. I'm blocking that number one switch, right? NF-kappa-B, which shows up in autism, Alzheimer's, cancer, chronic fatigue, every major chronic disease pretty much you're going to see.”

“It's driving inflammation. Why did none of my patients have a problem? Because I told them, and it's still on my website from 2020, because I published the first article on glutathione for COVID. I told them to block NF-kappa-B. I didn't realize at the time that COVID virus needs to lower glutathione to replicate.”

“When my patients now get COVID. Lower glutathione to be able to replace. So influenza virus has to lower glutathione to replicate. Wow. So does deng fever. So does HIV. So does COVID. So by taking, when I get COVID, I've had it twice. I take 2,000 milligrams of glutathione three times a day with NaClay. Three day two. Three times a day. That's the maximum dose that you normally can take. 6,000.”

“I only had two people in the hospital, and they were both immune deficient, by the way, for COVID. But when you stimulate NRF2 with curcumin, resveratrol, broccoli seed, green tea extract, you take NaC alpha-lipoas glutathione. You take LDN, melatonin, and a multi-mineral supplement, very important.”

“But it's still, as you know, people get relapses and they get rebounds. And a lot of people get Epstein-Barn Hispanic. And you can't get from the glutathione deficiency. Correct. So again, you've got to look at your immune system. It's not just getting COVID. You have these other infections and toxins and microbiome issues.”

“and preventing oxidative stress, high-dose glutathione. I mean, these things are amazing for the cell membrane. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've seen people go through these PK protocols and have life-changing progress. I mean, and to your point, hydrogen. Yeah. I mean, that's also incredibly protective against oxidative stress.”

“I take MNN or NAD, and then glutathione. My dad was always a massive glutathione guy. There's a lot of real health benefits to glutathione. I think especially liposomal glutathione, which is, I think, more bioabsorbable.”

“IVs. He would get vitamin IVs in the morning. Yeah. They would do it all the time to big bags of glutathione to deal with the alcohol. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You'd go into like- Detox that liver. Dave would have a room. You'd go into the room. There'd be like eight of us there all hooked up to IV bags, talking shit.”

“every single living cell in your body. Since microplastic exposure can contribute to oxidative stress, inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and cellular damage, glutathione can significantly increase the body's demand. So glutathione actually helps the body defend itself against oxidative stress by neutralizing harmful free radicals and supporting the liver's natural detoxification pathways.”

“detoxification pathways. It can also protect mitochondria while supporting broader antioxidant systems that are involved in cellular repair and defense. You can increase glutathione production through supplementing with N-acetylcysteine, NAC, also with adequate dietary protein, and sulfur-rich cruciferous vegetables.”