Glutathione deficiency leads to: Increased oxidative stress Accumulation of toxins and heavy metals Inability to repair DNA Cell mutation Reduced supply of oxygen and nutrients to the cells Eventual cell death People who consider themselves to be in good health may not necessarily be glutathione deficient but may still have declining glutathione levels
6.3 The kynurenine pathway: an interactive mechanism linking gut microbiota, immunity, and neurotransmitters Specific neurotransmitters, such as GABA, dopamine, glutamate, and serotonin (5-HT), are derived from precursors tyrosine and tryptophan, which are transported across the BBB into the CNS and subsequently converted into neurotransmitters (213)
Cag 10: A long-acting synthetic analogue of human amylin, engineered with fatty acid acylation to extend its half-life and enable sustained amylin receptor activation over a significantly longer duration than native amylin allows
Proponents suggest that supplementing glutathione may reduce inflammation, improve insulin sensitivity, and support metabolic health