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The Role of Glutathione in Energy Production

You've been told that glutathione increases energy on a cellular level. How does it do this? Since glutathione is not the actual fuel for the “engines” or “energy factories” of our cells, what part does it play in the creation of cellular energy?

These are questions we would all like answers to, but not if they make us feel like we’re back in Chemistry 101! Hopefully, what you read below will provide a non-technical explanation for these questions.

The Tiger in Your Tank Is Called ATP

It’s obvious that all cells must produce energy to survive. We know that the “gasoline” or “electricity” that powers our cells is called ATP (adenosine triphosphate). If your car runs out of gas, it can sit for a while until you replenish the supply. Not so with our cellular fuel. Our cells simply cannot survive unless they have a continual, sufficient supply of “cellular gasoline” or ATP. So the process of creating fuel in each and every cell must go on constantly.

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Glutathione: A Real Cinderella Story

If you would for a minute consider yourself in the role of Prince Charming, there’s a lovely Cinderella we would like you to meet.

She doesn’t have a very “musical” name: glutathione. And you’ve probably overlooked her just like her step-sisters did. But this ‘Cinderella’ is not only hardworking, she’s powerful enough to take you to the Ball and have you looking and feeling like the royal you were meant to be!

Okay. Glutathione is not really a storybook princess, it’s a lovely tripeptide molecule found in every cell in your body. Glutathione is versatile and hardworking, more vital to your health than you can possible imagine! But most people have never even heard of glutathione.

You are about to read some of the astounding ways glutathione impacts the way your body works. The metabolic processes described are all documented by peer-reviewed studies available on the website of the U.S. National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health: www.pubmed.gov. You don’t have to be a scientist to locate these studies. A simple search on this website will show you scientific confirmation of the benefits of this amazing substance: glutathione.

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Glutathione and Lung Health

Every Breath You Take...

You don’t even have to think about it! Every few seconds, your body automatically takes a breath of air which your heart sends on to every cell.

Your lungs are crucial to your survival. You can’t go much more than four minutes without air. Only your heart would rank higher when you think of the most vital organs of the body. But that’s really kind of a toss-up as your heart has to have the oxygen supplied by the lungs to keep beating.

Heart and lungs: a true team that works together and is vitally dependent upon one another!

Health advisers and doctors are constantly telling us how to support good heart health. But when was the last time you heard anyone worry over lungs?

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