A recent study entitled Elevation of glutathione as a therapeutic strategy in Alzheimers disease concludes: Increasing glutathione remains a promising therapeutic strategy to slow or prevent MCI and Alzheimers disease. Considering that glutathione levels continue to decline as we age, and that both AD and MCI increase with age, supplementation with effective glutathione can play an important role in prevention, or slowing the progression of this disease
Pregnant or Nursing Individuals : Limited data on the safety of peptides during pregnancy and lactation suggest caution
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Rare but Possible Side Effects of Glutathione Most side effects of glutathione occur due to incorrect dosage, lack of medical supervision, or non-standard formulations
(21) A 2018 study further confirmed this by examining if cardiovascular fitness in middle-aged women decreased dementia risk
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