GlyNAC – Glutathione – A Key to Longevity -1500 mg

Glutathione is important to cellular health.  Glutathione is made of nonessential amino acids.  Glycine, N Acetyl Choline, and the third amino acid, Glutamine, which is readily available in your body and will join with the other two to create Glutathione in your system.

Glutathione is naturally produced in your body but may predominantly be reduced due to diet and age

1500mg of premium ingredients with each serving containing 750 mg of L-Glycine and 750 mg of N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)  are two important amino acids for promoting optimal cellular health.

Pre-GLUTATHIONE SUPPORT—NAC and Glycine are vital precursors for the production of glutathione, a crucial antioxidant that protects cells from oxidative harm and promotes overall cellular well-being. Each bottle contains 60 capsules, amounting to 30 servings. This facilitates a consistent daily intake of 1,500 mg of Glycine and N-acetyl choline, providing sustained support for your antioxidant and anti-aging regimen.

ANTI-AGING AND ANTIOXIDANT SUPPORT – The combined effects of N-Acetyl Cysteine and Glycine bolster glutathione levels, aiding mitochondrial function, diminishing oxidative stress, and delivering robust antioxidant defense. This leads to healthier aging, preservation of youthful energy, and improved immune health.

GlyNAC DIABETES RESEARCH—Type II diabetes is a condition characterized by increased body fat, insulin resistance, high levels of circulating blood glucose, and chronic low-grade inflammation. The risk of onset increases with age, and the key to preventing this onset is to maintain optimal insulin signaling and function through a combination of diet and lifestyle factors.

Clinical research suggests that GlyNAC supplementation could reduce the incidence and severity of type II diabetes by reducing insulin resistance in older adults. A recent study noted that elevated oxidative stress impairs insulin signaling and promotes mitochondrial dysfunction and inflammation – all of which can be improved through the use of GlyNAC. The study also found that GlyNAC supplementation reduced body fat levels; another mechanism which could help to reduce type II diabetes risk and effectively treat active cases.

Type II diabetes is also associated with low levels of glutathione. Researchers administered glycine and cysteine to 12 patients with uncontrolled type II diabetes for a period of 2 weeks. After the treatment period was over, the researchers noted a 64% average increase in glutathione levels in the patients, as well as a 200% increase in glutathione synthesis. The data suggests that glutathione levels can be restored in diabetic patients, although more research is needed to better understand the implications of these findings for treating this chronic health condition.

This information has not been reviewed or approved by the FDA.  As such, it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any sickness or illness.

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