EuroMedica Clinical Glutathione is a dietary supplement for antioxidant support. The body's cells and tissues are at constant risk of damage by harmful free radicals that have the capability of disrupting cell structure and metabolic activity. Naturally occurring, glutathione is a tripeptide of L-cysteine, L-glutamate and L-glycine and is an essential co-substrate for 2 major antioxidant enzymes in the body, glutathione reductase and glutathione peroxidase. Glutathione is a free radical scavenger, absorbed well in the intestine, and enters blood and other extracellular areas to provide its beneficial antioxidant effects. Clinical Glutathione is provided in slow melt tablets. Recommended usage: Take 2 tablets daily. One tablet in a.m. and one tablet in the p.m., or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner. Tablet should be held in mouth and allowed to dissolve before swallowing for optimal results.
EuroMedica Clinical Glutathione Product SheetEuroMedica Clinical Glutathione Facts: L-Glutathione (Reduced Form) 300 mg. Also contains: maltitol, hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, vanilla flavor, pomegranate (Punica granatum) fruit extract, vegetable source magnesium stearate, stevia.
Carolyn
from charleston, sc asked:
November 21, 2019
Dr Dan
i have a 95 year old father with CHF and macular degeneration. our integrative doctor tells me he is very toxic (his GGT level is 309 and his CRP is 9.00!). we've been trying MSM which the doctor prefers to NAC and also whey protein added to his meals wherever i can. but looking around for other options i found the patches and these tablets. do you think this would be good for him?
thank you
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Anything that will raise glutathione will be a big help. We routinely recommend these sublingual tablets, NAC + ALA and LifeWave Glutathione Patches.
According to some studies, NAC works best if you combine it with ALA (alpha lipoic acid). On a side note, a couple of NAC w 1 ALA seems to be helpful at reducing bronchial congestion too. We will continue to have LifeWave patches but they may soon only be available by calling in as per LifeWave online policies.
Also we like Healthy Eyes by DaVinci for macular degeneration. Two a day should be helpful in many cases.
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Mary Schlenger
on December 3, 2019
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martha
from Boca Raton, FL asked:
May 23, 2017
Hi Dr. Dan, I have poor methylation and therefore high levels of glutamate which makes me anxious. I read, that the clinical glutathione contains glutamate.How would that affect me? Would it make my condition worse?
Thanks.
Martha
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Clinical Glutathione will support glutathione levels and won't affect your glutamate levels directly. It will improve your physiology by helping activate antioxidants and also is your body's primary detox agent. We recommend glutathione support for any chronic condition.
Gluten related antibodies can interfere with the conversion of glutatmate to GABA in the brain leading to an over excited brain. I would look at a gluten-free diet and probably some serotonin support via Travacor or Serene by NeuroScience.
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Customer Service
on May 24, 2017
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Diane Denroche
from Lanoka Harbor NJ asked:
April 4, 2015
Hi Dr. Dan,
I have been taking Apex Energentics Glutathione Recycler (K57) 2 caps 2 x a day for the last 5 yrs! In your opinion would taking the Clinical Glutathione be better?
Also what test would be needed to test my Glutathione levels again?
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Excellent question. Both products you mention are excellent products with the goal of supporting healthy glutathione levels. Clinical Glutathione is more direct as the glutathione is absorbed in the small blood vessels of the mouth as you suck on the dissolvable tablets. Human studies show a nice increase in blood levels within a few days. The Recycler helps your body restore used up glutathione. My own approach is to use LifeWave Glutathione patches a couple times a week, NAC every day and Clinical Glutathione about 5 days a week.
As far as testing goes, I have good news and bad news. SpectraCell has an excellent anti-oxidant and micronutrient profile that includes glutathione. The bad news is that we can only run those in Nevada and California and they cost about $200 or so depending on insurance coverage.
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Customer Service
on April 6, 2015
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jean cipra
from Vancouver WA asked:
October 14, 2014
How does the Clinical Glutathione 60T compare with the Glutathione Patch? Which one can actually be used by the body? Thanks, jean
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The Patches and the Clinical Glutathione work on completely different philosophies. The Patches encourage your body's own production of glutathione and the Clinical Glutathione dissolvable tabs provide the glutathione in the tablet. Like I mentioned in another response, I personally use both but if I had to choose, I would pick the Clinical Glutathione.
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Dr. Dan
on October 14, 2014
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Christina Dragone
from Ferndale mi asked:
October 14, 2014
Hi Dr. Dan
I spoke with you last month and ordered the NAC, N-acetyl L-cysteine for glutathione. Do you prefer that to these Clinical Glutathione 60T??? I'm 61, healthy, but my glut. Levels were very low and also use the patches sometimes.
Thank you, Christina Dragone 248-548-0006
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With new information comes new recommendations. NAC, of course is the precursor to glutathione and can help raise levels if your body had the ability to make it. EuroMedica Clinical Glutathione is absorbed in the lining of the mouth so won't get broken down in the digestive tract. That is why it can raise your GSH (reduced glutathione) by 200% in a couple of weeks. Because glutathione is so critical, I don't like to leave this to chance so I use the patches a couple times per week, take NAC two times a day and suck on two of the Clinical Glutathione a day too. If I had to choose only one, I would probably go with the Clinical Glutathione.
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Customer Service
on October 14, 2014
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Christina Dragone
from Ferndale mi asked:
October 14, 2014
Hi Dr. Dan
I spoke with you last month and ordered the NAC, N-acetyl L-cysteine for glutathione. Do you prefer that to these Clinical Glutathione 60T??? I'm 61, healthy, but my glut. Levels were very low and also use the patches sometimes.
Thank you, Christina Dragone 248-548-0006
1 Answer
With new information comes new recommendations. NAC, of course is the precursor to glutathione and can help raise levels if your body had the ability to make it. EuroMedica Clinical Glutathione is absorbed in the lining of the mouth so won't get broken down in the digestive tract. That is why it can raise your GSH (reduced glutathione) by 200% in a couple of weeks. Because glutathione is so critical, I don't like to leave this to chance so I use the patches a couple times per week, take NAC two times a day and suck on two of the Clinical Glutathione a day too. If I had to choose only one, I would probably go with the Clinical Glutathione.
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Dr. Dan
on October 14, 2014
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