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IV Glutathione
- Staying healthy
- Preventing diseases,
- Enhancing immune function,
- Protecting against the effects of aging,
- Improve overall performance,
- Glutathione levels in the body must be kept high to control inflammation.
What is Glutathione?
"Free radicals" Free radicals are molecules that damage body cells, thus increasing the risk of developing many diseases, including cancer, impairing general health and triggering aging. Free radicals can occur as a result of natural processes such as energy production in the body, as well as exposure to harmful UV rays, accumulation of heavy metals, exposure to pesticides and radiation, smoking and drug use. Increased stress levels, which affect everyone, young and old, also trigger the formation of free radicals. So our villain here is "free radicals".
And who are the good guys? Antioxidants.
Why is Glutathione Called the "Master Antioxidant"?
The main antioxidant is glutathione;
- Removes toxins/free radicals from the body
- Reduces inflammation
- Supports intestinal health
- Helps prevent heart disease
- Fights bacteria
- Strengthens the immune system
- Strengthens bones
- Strengthens muscles and increases endurance
- Supports cognitive health
- Improves sleep
- General health
- Protects and revitalizes the skin
How is IV/Intravenous Glutathione Administered? What Does It Do?
IV/Intravenously administered glutathione;
- Reduces oxidative stress in the body (when free radicals/bad guys outnumber antioxidants/good guys)
- Provides anti-carcinogenic effect
- Supports the immune system
- Provides skin renewal and revitalization
- Effective against the problem of fatty liver (non-alcoholic)
- Helps prevent atherosclerosis - hardening of the arteries
- Has anti-aging effects
- Supports the treatment of Alzheimer's disease
- Effective in the treatment of hepatitis
- Helps relieve the symptoms of asthma patients
- Provides muscle strengthening
- It has positive effects on eye diseases such as cataract and glaucoma
- Applied in the relief of chronic fatigue syndrome
- Increases insulin sensitivity in diabetic patients
- Helps prevent the decline in memory and thinking skills that normally occurs with age
IV/Intravenous glutathione is administered for at least 5 sessions.
Low dose in the first session (600 mg) and doubling the dose in the next 4 sessions (1200 mg)
The bioavailability of glutathione is very fast. Therefore, it is administered intravenously within 10-15 minutes. In order to increase bioavailability, it must be administered in combination with another antioxidant.
In other words, glutathione serum is completed for 10-15 minutes first. Then another preferred antioxidant is administered. After glutathione administered via IV / intravenous route, IV / intravenous vitamin C or pascorbine is often preferred.
The most important precaution against coronavirus is to avoid catching the disease. For this, we keep our distance, wear masks and pay attention to hygiene. It is not enough. We also need to take care of ourselves, protect our health and keep our immune system strong.
If we do not have enough glutathione reserves, our immune system will not function properly.
Glutathione has an important role in fighting infections. When glutathione is deficient, toxins and acid residues accumulate in the body. This leads to rapid degeneration/degeneration. As a result, we age prematurely and become susceptible to viral and bacterial infections.
IV/Intravenous glutathione administration has not yet been found to have any proven side effects.
However, there is insufficient data on administration in pregnant and lactating women. Therefore, IV Glutathione administration is not recommended for pregnant and lactating women.
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