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Collectively, these attributes together with an extensive literature supportive of benefits in the settings of diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and, arguably, cancer and dementia could justify its wider use as a prophylactic to offset the effects of aging and enhance healthspan and lifespan
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Sulfur is a sticky molecule that acts like a flypaper, potentially trapping any free radicals, toxins, or heavy metals that come into contact with it.* Interestingly, levels of L-Glutathione in the body might decrease with age, leading to reduced antioxidant protection, more oxidative stress, and increased damage to cells, contributing to aging and the onset of age-related diseases for some individuals.* L-Glutathione as a supplement Recognizing the role that L-Glutathione plays in supporting health, l-glutathione can be found today as glutathione supplements
Available from: National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Dietary Supplements