I have a monthly subscription for a home kit where I'm administering glutithione through injection. I'm about one month in and the benefits have been great.
I received a bottle of the liposomal glutathione yesterday. Started it last night. I have diverticulosis so I hope this helps. I got so many new things I can’t remember what I’m taking for what 😂 but I know there was a reason for all.
I have been taking Liposomal Glutathione 2400 mg capsules for two weeks. Also, I have been consuming cruciferous veggies, 5 pasture-raised eggs, grass-fed meat, and poultry with the skin for 2 years as part of my ketogenic lifestyle. Thank you.
I am not one who can ever tell a significant difference with supplements but I noticed a definite improvement in my mood and energy level within a week after starting it. Both my mother and I have no gallbladder and I’m thinking of having her try it as well. That amount of veg is not within the realm of possibility for us.
Glutathione was recommended to me about 4 years ago and it as a great supplement. But at $100 per tube, it's been a while since I've taken it. It's nice to see some less costly alternatives. Thank you for the info and the links!
I've been making and taking my own DIY Liposomal Glutathione for many years. I'm doing it on faith without testing. 25 years ago I had 12x normal mercury via hair analysis but I got it down to normal after DMSA oral chelation and IV EDTA chelation and oral alpha lipoic acid a la Andrew Cutler protocol. Mine has 33g of Glutathione per pint, so about 350mg per tsp.. It makes me feel better immediately afterwards. Not planning on stopping any time soon lol.
Hi. I would love to know your full method of manufacture. Right not I'm making my own Liposomal Vitamin C, 40% Vodka method, from the qualityliposomalc page. Let all know please!😇
@@winstonbrown1516 I follow that method too for Liposomal C. For the glutathione I just have been winging it more or less with that method as a template but I use 33.3 g of Reduced Glutathione (from Bulk Supplements) dissolved in 281.3g of distilled or purified water. Then it goes to the blender and I add 88.8g of Everclear and the non GMO Soy Lecithin, preferably the high phosphatides stuff like Fearn. You pretty much know the rest. I usually blend on one day and sonicate on the next, not allowing either process to get over 32.5 C, at which point it goes into the fridge to cool down. When I am sonicating I put some plastic wrap held on with a rubber band over the 1L glass beaker which is suspended just above the bottom of the ultrasonic cleaner. There is a slit in the plastic wrap for a plastic stirrer and I stir it between 8m cycles of the HF ultrasonic cleaner. There is also a digital thermometer that is pierced through the plastic wrap to monitor. That's pretty much it. I'm sure the commercial stuff is better but until I figure out a better method that I can afford, this is it. Good luck.
@@DrShelleyMeyer yes! For some reason, it does something to keep my tonsil infection at bay. Plus nails and hair which is not noted but for me it works
Hi Sherry, this is video is great and very educating. Am I ok to clip this content and post it to my social media in future? We will of course credit you for the content.
I have heard it does but I have never recommended it for skin lightening. Most people tolerate it well but some people have insomnia or don't feel good on it. It is safe with many meds but there are some it may interact with or increase the effects of. Check a medication interaction checker to know for sure they are available online.
The best way to do it is to do a test called Nutreval by Genova, you can order this here labs.rupahealth.com/store/storefront_6G8ar7P Or sometimes a local lab like LabCorp can check the level (go through your PCP for this). I like the Nutreval because it gives you all your nutrient levels, omegas, tells you if you have an imbalanced gut, are lacking in probiotics, have enough vitamins and minerals, if you detoxify well, and if you have heavy metals in your system.
I read that levels of glutathione diminish with age (same concept with collagen). So once you reach 30s, it starts gradually getting lower. If in your 40s, I'd assume that the levels are even lower. Also, Inflammation in the body lowers the levels of naturally occurring levels of glutathione. For example, the Inflammation could have lingered after a sickness. I'll give a personal example: Ever since I recovered from C0_vid last year, I still didn't feel 100%. Maybe it was long C0_vid? I don't know. But I kept getting discomfort and pain in my lower rib area and mid-upper spine area. X-rays and CT scans didn't show anything. An osteopath conclided that the discomfort was in the muscle surrounding the spine and rib. Nothing was helping for a whole year. But fast forward to present day, I started taking glutathione for over a week now and the pain/discomfort is gone from those areas (touch wood - its early days yet). My stool habits have also improved (but that's another story for another day, lol). I didn't even buy glutathione for the purposes of my ribs/spine/stools, but it was a pleasant surprise! I can only conclude that the sickness that I had last year left behind Inflammation in my body, which in turn lowered my glutathione levels (and I'm also in my 40s).
Not independently but in the context of it being the master antioxidant and being an essential nutrient in detoxification and mitochondrial health, it can really help energy and hormone production in that way, this helping cortisol balance and adrenal fatigue.
Can you help clarify something? According to many Glutathione cannot be absorbed orally, it has to be injected in order to have any benefit, is this true?
In order for it to really work its magic ...yes this is true, as glutathione has the ability to kill radical cells in our body, n has a poor oral bio ability that is why that lipo glutathione is so popular n expensive because it actually works
That's difficult to answer as there can be other genetic snps that relate to glutathione and detoxification and sulphur so I can't answer that here as the full picture of genetics is needed when I work with my patients on snps.
Dr, God bless you. Thank you so much for such a wonderful informational video. Here’s my question. Does it work to help with poly myalgia rheumatica? Please, let me know at your earliest convenience. God bless you. 11:09
@@DrShelleyMeyer does glutathione help with myofascial trigger points ? If so what is the best way to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4285362/ Mechanisms of Myofascial Pain M. Saleet Jafri * The hydrogen peroxide is removed by catalase or glutathione oxidase and converted to water. The glutathione that is oxidized to glutathione disulfide is converted back to glutathione by glutathione reductase consuming NADPH in the process. The regeneration of NADPH uses the nicotinamide nucleotide transhydrogenase which requires a proton gradient and membrane potential across the mitochondrial inner membrane. The local ischemia that results from the formation of a myofascial trigger point will result in a decrease in mitochondrial membrane potential and increase in extramitochondrial proton concentration (decreased pH) [108, 109]. This reduces the ability of the muscle to remove reactive oxygen species and should contribute to the maintenance of high reactive oxygen species level that leads to sustained myofascial trigger points.
Thanks for the video. But I get a question; Lots of people are taking mere reduced glutathione to effectively lighten their skin and so on. How is that possible if they aren't truly absorbed (for not being liposomal)??
It's water soluble but excess amounts can cause some digestive distress so it's best to test your levels to be sure you actually need it, and watch out for excess side effects (not common but possible).
I have T1D for over 50 years. I do intermittent fasting for the last 2 months and I feel really good. But I have gastroparesis and I don’t know if maybe I need to strengthen my gut. Can you include information on gastroparesis. It’s not discussed very much nor is T1D in the fasting videos that I follow. I’m a retired RN, and I’m very cautious with my insulin adjustments.
There was a study conducted where they gave a % of women NAC, and the rest of the women placebos. It said that after 3 months, the women who were taking NAC reported that their fibroids shrunk by up to 25%. Look up "NAC and fibroids", and the study should come up. NAC creates glutathione when it enters the body.
Hmm, not usually, but those side effects could mean that is was rapidly detoxing your system. Try doing a smaller dose, while at the same time adding in a fiber supplement at night like modified citrus pectin, taken 1 hour away from food, meds, or supplements, to help the detox reaction. If it continues to be bad then it's not the right approach for you so it's best to stop.
Hey I have been on this for a month and just get terrible wind pains ...just ordered another one but don't know if i will bother ...I'm taking it properly..any tips .
takea heaped tea spoon of slippery elm bark opwder ina glass of water 15minutes before eating ,it takes approx 10 days to heal the holes in the gut causing collitis
@@Beekind799slippery elm is a great natural supplement for gut health but cannot be taken within 2 hrs of other supplements and meds. It can reduce the absorption of important meds as it binds and sticks to these. It coats your intestinal walls which protects and heals. I take so many supplements and meds that I can only safely risk taking at bedtime after all other stuff has emptied out of stomach. Research and be safe
I tried this, and I got the constriction in my throat like you mentioned. So I had to stop. I also tried the other forms of glutathione. Is there anything similar to Glutathione that would help my liver/detoxification?
I have a monthly subscription for a home kit where I'm administering glutithione through injection. I'm about one month in and the benefits have been great.
Thank you for sharing that and thanks for watching
Yes I took it for two weeks recently felt amazing...the liposomal version
That's awesome, thank you for sharing that
I received a bottle of the liposomal glutathione yesterday. Started it last night. I have diverticulosis so I hope this helps. I got so many new things I can’t remember what I’m taking for what 😂 but I know there was a reason for all.
I hope it has been helpful!
I have been taking Liposomal Glutathione 2400 mg capsules for two weeks. Also, I have been consuming cruciferous veggies, 5 pasture-raised eggs, grass-fed meat, and poultry with the skin for 2 years as part of my ketogenic lifestyle. Thank you.
i heard one doc saying its gotta be 200mg the amount ..
@taim989 Thank you so much.
I cut my Glutathione down to 1200 mg because I believe the high doses of Glutathione is causing insomnia.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!
You're welcome, Dr. Meyer. This video on Glutathione was very educational. Have a great day.
You need to take other supplements with the glutathione as well.
I am not one who can ever tell a significant difference with supplements but I noticed a definite improvement in my mood and energy level within a week after starting it. Both my mother and I have no gallbladder and I’m thinking of having her try it as well. That amount of veg is not within the realm of possibility for us.
It is such a wonderful antioxidant!
Glutathione was recommended to me about 4 years ago and it as a great supplement. But at $100 per tube, it's been a while since I've taken it. It's nice to see some less costly alternatives. Thank you for the info and the links!
You're welcome, thanks for watching and commenting!
Get some from Amazon or your local Vitamin store
It's easy to make at home.
@@AnAdorableWombatmy company sells it and it's awesome!
How please?
Greetings, which one can be use during pregancy?
Thank you so much for the info!! I got some liposomal glutathione supplements for my mother!
Wonderful!
I've been making and taking my own DIY Liposomal Glutathione for many years. I'm doing it on faith without testing. 25 years ago I had 12x normal mercury via hair analysis but I got it down to normal after DMSA oral chelation and IV EDTA chelation and oral alpha lipoic acid a la Andrew Cutler protocol. Mine has 33g of Glutathione per pint, so about 350mg per tsp.. It makes me feel better immediately afterwards. Not planning on stopping any time soon lol.
Wow, that's interesting. I'm so glad you were able to clear that mercury.
Hi.
I would love to know your full method of manufacture.
Right not I'm making my own Liposomal Vitamin C, 40% Vodka method, from the qualityliposomalc page.
Let all know please!😇
@@winstonbrown1516 I follow that method too for Liposomal C. For the glutathione I just have been winging it more or less with that method as a template but I use 33.3 g of Reduced Glutathione (from Bulk Supplements) dissolved in 281.3g of distilled or purified water. Then it goes to the blender and I add 88.8g of Everclear and the non GMO Soy Lecithin, preferably the high phosphatides stuff like Fearn. You pretty much know the rest. I usually blend on one day and sonicate on the next, not allowing either process to get over 32.5 C, at which point it goes into the fridge to cool down. When I am sonicating I put some plastic wrap held on with a rubber band over the 1L glass beaker which is suspended just above the bottom of the ultrasonic cleaner. There is a slit in the plastic wrap for a plastic stirrer and I stir it between 8m cycles of the HF ultrasonic cleaner. There is also a digital thermometer that is pierced through the plastic wrap to monitor. That's pretty much it. I'm sure the commercial stuff is better but until I figure out a better method that I can afford, this is it. Good luck.
@@winstonbrown1516 I just gave a long reply and youtube nuked it.
I take this. My nails and hair … it’s a bit pricey and I’m not so strict in the summer
Thanks for sharing. Is it helpful when you take it?
@@DrShelleyMeyer yes! For some reason, it does something to keep my tonsil infection at bay. Plus nails and hair which is not noted but for me it works
Sulfur / nail skin
Does this reduce the melanin production of the body, resulting in decrease in hyperpigmentation and getting a lighter skin shade or skin brightening?
Many say that it does but I haven't used it for that.
Thank you for this video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you for watching!
Hi Sherry, this is video is great and very educating. Am I ok to clip this content and post it to my social media in future? We will of course credit you for the content.
I would need to know how the content was being used. Please contact me on Instagram
Hello Doc, What time best to consume the liposomal gluthatione?
Anytime of day is fine but it's best to have it about 30 minutes before a meal.
@@DrShelleyMeyer thanks So much Doc ❤️
Will it fair my skin I'm so dark
And is it has any bad side effect
May i take another medicine while I'm taking it
I have heard it does but I have never recommended it for skin lightening. Most people tolerate it well but some people have insomnia or don't feel good on it. It is safe with many meds but there are some it may interact with or increase the effects of. Check a medication interaction checker to know for sure they are available online.
Lifewave glutathione patches are the best way to boost your glutathione levels
Thanks for watching and sharing that.
Dr Meyer; Are you familiar with Immunocal? Thanks,Jim
No, I'm not familiar with it. Is that something you are taking and if so how do you like it?
Hello mother 😎 how can i meet ur aquantice how do you spell that, HI MOMMA 😁😁
thank you you explain that so well
Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
How does one determine if they're not producing enough, and how is needed?
The best way to do it is to do a test called Nutreval by Genova, you can order this here
labs.rupahealth.com/store/storefront_6G8ar7P
Or sometimes a local lab like LabCorp can check the level (go through your PCP for this).
I like the Nutreval because it gives you all your nutrient levels, omegas, tells you if you have an imbalanced gut, are lacking in probiotics, have enough vitamins and minerals, if you detoxify well, and if you have heavy metals in your system.
I read that levels of glutathione diminish with age (same concept with collagen). So once you reach 30s, it starts gradually getting lower. If in your 40s, I'd assume that the levels are even lower.
Also, Inflammation in the body lowers the levels of naturally occurring levels of glutathione. For example, the Inflammation could have lingered after a sickness.
I'll give a personal example: Ever since I recovered from C0_vid last year, I still didn't feel 100%. Maybe it was long C0_vid? I don't know. But I kept getting discomfort and pain in my lower rib area and mid-upper spine area. X-rays and CT scans didn't show anything. An osteopath conclided that the discomfort was in the muscle surrounding the spine and rib. Nothing was helping for a whole year. But fast forward to present day, I started taking glutathione for over a week now and the pain/discomfort is gone from those areas (touch wood - its early days yet). My stool habits have also improved (but that's another story for another day, lol). I didn't even buy glutathione for the purposes of my ribs/spine/stools, but it was a pleasant surprise! I can only conclude that the sickness that I had last year left behind Inflammation in my body, which in turn lowered my glutathione levels (and I'm also in my 40s).
I get injections and I do notice those work within a few hours
Great! Glad it's helping you!
Which injection u get
I get Iv push infusion of glutathione. Great stuff.
Have you any info on this and adrenal fatigue?
Not independently but in the context of it being the master antioxidant and being an essential nutrient in detoxification and mitochondrial health, it can really help energy and hormone production in that way, this helping cortisol balance and adrenal fatigue.
Can you help clarify something? According to many Glutathione cannot be absorbed orally, it has to be injected in order to have any benefit, is this true?
Liposomal glutathione will help it get delivered more effectively than any glutathione without the liposoms
Nope
In order for it to really work its magic ...yes this is true, as glutathione has the ability to kill radical cells in our body, n has a poor oral bio ability that is why that lipo glutathione is so popular n expensive because it actually works
What is the best time in a day to take this supplement
On an empty stomach about 10.to 20 minutes before a meal or 2 hours after a meal is best.
What if there’s a new delivery technology of supplemental glutathione that works better than liposomal? Would that be worth the investigation?
Sure
Can you take this if you have a genetic snp that shows there's a problem processing sulphur?
Would it be helpful to take molybdenum alongside it?
That's difficult to answer as there can be other genetic snps that relate to glutathione and detoxification and sulphur so I can't answer that here as the full picture of genetics is needed when I work with my patients on snps.
@@DrShelleyMeyer
Thank you for answering my question.🌻
Does your body stop producing gluthatione naturally when you take reduced liposomal gluthatione long term?
It can while you are taking it, if it senses you have enough from external sources. But when the external source stops your body resumes production.
Then why take it.@@DrShelleyMeyer
Dr, God bless you. Thank you so much for such a wonderful informational video. Here’s my question. Does it work to help with poly myalgia rheumatica? Please, let me know at your earliest convenience. God bless you. 11:09
I haven't used it for PMR so I can't speak with experience on this, sorry.
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*Is Glutathione injections safe ?*
6:20 liquid form
A-Z
The injections can cause kidney and liver damage if they are too frequent or strong so I prefer to recommend the routes discussed in the video.
Does glutathione help with face wrinkles
I'm not sure as I haven't studied it for that purpose.
@@DrShelleyMeyer does glutathione help with myofascial trigger points ?
If so what is the best way to
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4285362/
Mechanisms of Myofascial Pain
M. Saleet Jafri *
The hydrogen peroxide is removed by catalase or glutathione oxidase and converted to water. The glutathione that is oxidized to glutathione disulfide is converted back to glutathione by glutathione reductase consuming NADPH in the process. The regeneration of NADPH uses the nicotinamide nucleotide transhydrogenase which requires a proton gradient and membrane potential across the mitochondrial inner membrane. The local ischemia that results from the formation of a myofascial trigger point will result in a decrease in mitochondrial membrane potential and increase in extramitochondrial proton concentration (decreased pH) [108, 109]. This reduces the ability of the muscle to remove reactive oxygen species and should contribute to the maintenance of high reactive oxygen species level that leads to sustained myofascial trigger points.
Yes
Thanks for the video. But I get a question;
Lots of people are taking mere reduced glutathione to effectively lighten their skin and so on. How is that possible if they aren't truly absorbed (for not being liposomal)??
Some that aren't liposomal can be absorbed it's just usually better absorbed when it is liposomal.
Can you devise a diet / supplement regimen to brighten / lighten / whiten the skin doctor Shelly !?!
Hi, thanks for watching. That is not something I specialize in and it would need to be individualized, for safety reasons.
@@DrShelleyMeyer
Do you know / recommend a specialist who can help me !?!
What doea your body do with excess liposomal gluthatione is it water soluble?
It's water soluble but excess amounts can cause some digestive distress so it's best to test your levels to be sure you actually need it, and watch out for excess side effects (not common but possible).
I have T1D for over 50 years. I do intermittent fasting for the last 2 months and I feel really good. But I have gastroparesis and I don’t know if maybe I need to strengthen my gut. Can you include information on gastroparesis. It’s not discussed very much nor is T1D in the fasting videos that I follow. I’m a retired RN, and I’m very cautious with my insulin adjustments.
Great idea, I will plan a video on this soon!
Can i take Glutathione while treating fibroid?
There was a study conducted where they gave a % of women NAC, and the rest of the women placebos. It said that after 3 months, the women who were taking NAC reported that their fibroids shrunk by up to 25%. Look up "NAC and fibroids", and the study should come up.
NAC creates glutathione when it enters the body.
Yes! It can help in many different ways, as an antioxidant and help inflammation too.
@@DrShelleyMeyer Wow, did you delete my comment?
Is it normal to get really bad side effects? I ordered it and got the worse breakouts and headache. Why is this?
Hmm, not usually, but those side effects could mean that is was rapidly detoxing your system. Try doing a smaller dose, while at the same time adding in a fiber supplement at night like modified citrus pectin, taken 1 hour away from food, meds, or supplements, to help the detox reaction. If it continues to be bad then it's not the right approach for you so it's best to stop.
Me too. Huge similar side effects
Hey I have been on this for a month and just get terrible wind pains ...just ordered another one but don't know if i will bother ...I'm taking it properly..any tips .
@@hildalough-sm6cy I got those pains too!!! When I took it about 15 mins later. I have no idea what they were about but they’re so sore !
For me it was detoxing so fast it caused a huge herx
A doctor told my mom to take this for her Alzheimer’s
Yes it is often part of those protocols too
Can L glutathione help with colitis
Yes, it could help.
takea heaped tea spoon of slippery elm bark opwder ina glass of water 15minutes before eating ,it takes approx 10 days to heal the holes in the gut causing collitis
@@Beekind799slippery elm is a great natural supplement for gut health but cannot be taken within 2 hrs of other supplements and meds. It can reduce the absorption of important meds as it binds and sticks to these. It coats your intestinal walls which protects and heals. I take so many supplements and meds that I can only safely risk taking at bedtime after all other stuff has emptied out of stomach. Research and be safe
Im using antioxidant liposomal glutathion for 4 days i just want to ask if this is safe to use im taking 2tablets a day
Yes in general glutathione is very safe.
So cute!
Filipinos like myself use GLUTATHIONE to whiten our skin!.!.
Does it work?
@@ellahall8154 yes
I tried this, and I got the constriction in my throat like you mentioned. So I had to stop.
I also tried the other forms of glutathione.
Is there anything similar to Glutathione that would help my liver/detoxification?
The precursor to glutathione is NAC so you could try that, or milk thistle and/or alpha lipoic acid are very helpful.
All correct. Try doing C-FLUSH too with VitC powder &/or also VitC enema.