The effects of glutathione on skin are AMAZING. You can take glutathione as a supplement orally, or in a sublingual form. You can also get it through an IV directly into your bloodstream. There are also foods that boost Glutathione levels in the body.

What is glutathione?
Glutathione is a master antioxidant. Your cells contain glutathione, which is a substance made from three amino acids: cysteine, glutamate, and glycine. Glutathione combats free radicals in your body. If you know anything about anti aging or antioxidants you'll know that the KEY to glowing, young, healthy looking skin is a good topical antioxidant used everyday. But, whatever about taking that antioxidant another way? Instead of buying $100 antioxidant serums, what about getting high doses of those antioxidants in your bloodstream.

IVs are pricey. Is there another way I can take glutathione?
I don't recommend taking glutathione via an oral pill. Absorption via a pill is very low and doesn't warrant the effort or the cost. IVs can get expensive, so the next best thing is a sublingual, liposomal formula. Absorption via a sublingual liposomal solution can be as high as 80-90%.

Glutathione as a skin lightener
Glutathione is a strong skin lightener and suppresses melanin in skin. It has been shown to even out skin tone and overall lighten skin color. Search google for glutathione before and afters and see the differences!

Cost
Glutathione IVs typically run anywhere from $50-125 per IV depending on the location and IV package you buy. I'd recommend weekly or bi-monthly IVs for best results. Results will be best after about 4-6 weeks of IV treatments. For sublingual, liposomal solutions. Cost is usually $40-60 per bottle (About 30 doses). Pill supplements not recommended.

Where can I get an IV done?
Search in your area for wellness centers that offer IV vitamins. They are becoming more and more common and glutathione is one of the standard supplements that are usually offered.

Try glutathione out and see if it works for you!

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