Glutathione is a naturally occurring molecule made up of three different amino acids. In humans, glutathione is made in the liver. Although some foods contain glutathione (and many oral glutathione dietary supplements are available), research suggests that glutathione is probably not well absorbed when taken by mouth.
People claim that glutathione is beneficial for preventing and/or treating a variety of different conditions, such as:
>Alcoholism
>Alzheimer's disease
>Anemia in people undergoing dialysis
>Asthma
>Cancer
>Cataracts
>Chemotherapy toxicity (the toxic side effects of chemotherapy treatment)
>Chronic fatigue syndrome
>Diabetes
>Glaucoma
>Hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis)
>High cholesterol
>HIV and AIDS
>Liver disease, including hepatitis
>Lung diseases, including cystic fibrosis
>Male infertility
>Parkinson's disease.
People also claim that glutathione can help slow the aging process, "detoxify" the body, and whiten the skin.
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