Glutathione with Vitamin C

Oral Glutathione is rendered ineffective by stomach acids that break down the peptide bonds that hold the amino acids in glutathione together. A Glutathione and Vitamin C IV therapy is a more efficient way to deliver both antioxidants’ powerful potency to the cells of the body via the bloodstream.

Most vitamins and antioxidants should generally perform multi-benefits for the body, which may also include benefits for the mind and body. Glutathione and Vitamin C also provide benefits such as:

Reduce oxidative stress
Heal and aid psoriasis
Reduces cell damage (in alcoholic and nonalcoholic) fatty liver disease
Improves insulin resistance
Increases mobility for people with peripheral artery disease (plaque clogging in arteries)
Fights against autoimmune disease
Improves mood, cognitive function, alertness and energy

Each individual responds uniquely to any medical aesthetic and health regime. It is recommended to do weekly sessions of Glutathione and Vitamin C for 3-5 months to see and notice optimal results. A maintenance program is recommended, and is safe for ongoing use and benefits, much like taking a potent dose of vitamins every 2-3 weeks but through an IV.

There are many factors, however, which will influence and hinder your outcome from Glutathione and vitamin C Benefits, such as:

Smoking
Sun exposure (not wearing a full spectrum sunblock)
Your genetics and ethnicity (the amount of melanin in the epidermis)
Other lifestyle factors; diet, etc.
The skincare being used (if you are doing IV therapy for solely skin benefits)

Glutathione and Vitamin C synergistically replenish and recycle each other, delivering enhanced benefits when administered through IV therapy or oral supplements. Together, they neutralize free radicals, a significant contributor to premature cellular death and disease, further reinforcing their positive impact.

IV therapy of Glutathione is performed by inserting a needle directly into the bloodstream in order for your body to most effectively absorb the treatment. Glutathione is often paired with Vitamin C in order to boost natural production of itself.