antioxidant

Glutathione

Master antioxidant and detoxification molecule. Supports liver and immune function.

3 uses reviewed0 with research behind them

What it’s good for

Glutathione for Chronic Inflammation

Evidence

1 study · 1 supporting · 0 against

4 safety notes

Your body’s main antioxidant, which mops up the damage that drives inflammation.

Dose: 250–500 mg

Glutathione for Acne

Not verified

1 study · 0 supporting · 1 against

4 safety notes

Why it gets suggested: Meant to support the liver in clearing waste and to cut oxidative stress in skin.

Dose: 250–500 mg

Tested as: oral glutathione (non-liposomal)

Why we could not verify it: A proper search found trials of this compound, but not in the form named here — oral glutathione (non-liposomal). Evidence for one form is not evidence for another.

Glutathione for Dry Skin

Not verified

1 study · 0 supporting · 0 against

4 safety notes

Why it gets suggested: Meant to protect skin cells from damage and help them hold moisture.

Dose: 250–500 mg

Tested as: Glutathione (Plain Oral, Reduced)

Why we could not verify it: The research we could find tested Glutathione (Plain Oral, Reduced). That is a different preparation, and a result for one form is not a result for another.

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