There are additional complex metabolites that others are looking at, so were potentially opening a whole new interest into how cancer cells acquire nutrients and how to block that activity
Aging (Reduced Synthesis Capacity) As you age, production of glutathione declines due to: Reduced activity of gamma-glutamylcysteine ligase (GCL) , the rate-limiting enzyme in glutathione synthesis Decreased cellular energy (ATP) to fuel glutathione recycling Lower levels of precursor amino acids (especially cysteine and glycine) Studies show glutathione levels drop 10-15% per decade after age 40 [3]
AAT Bioquest's Fluorimetric Glutathione Peroxidase Assay Kit offers a sensitive fluorimetric assay for measuring glutathione peroxidase levels in biological samples
Chronic Oxidative Stress (Depletes Glutathione Faster Than Its Made) Anything that increases free radical production depletes glutathione: Chronic inflammation (autoimmune diseases, obesity, metabolic syndrome) Environmental toxins (air pollution, pesticides, heavy metals) Alcohol consumption (glutathione is rapidly depleted in liver detoxification) Poor diet (high in processed foods, seed oils, sugar) Intense exercise (without adequate recovery) When oxidative stress exceeds your bodys capacity to recycle GSSG back to GSH, levels drop [4]
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Deciding whether you should take NAC or glutathione