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Glutathione based foods
Posted by naslam1603 on January 14, 2023 at 7:37 pmBernadette replied 1 year, 10 months ago 2 Members · 3 Replies -
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Hi – yes, there are two ways to get glutathione:
1. We can produce it inside of our cells through methylation. And for that we need direct co-factors like the 3 amino acids glutamine, glycine and cysteine (hence why NAC supplement is so popular), and minerals like selenium, magnesium. Further upstream in the methylation cycle, we need vitamins B9, B12, B6 and methionine – another amino acid rich in animal meat.
2. We can also get it from the foods we eat. Here is a great list found in this study (scroll to p.6 for the list). Spinach, potatoes, squash, okra are some of the highest containing vegetables, and there are also some meats like beef and pork (which I know you can’t have). Take a look at the list and select based on your needs. -
This is great. Thank you. For some reason, the link doesn’t work. Please can you email me it.
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go to https://sci-hub.se/ and copy/paste the DOI to open the study found here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01635589209514173
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