The Purpose Of Glutathione

By Yo Fujikawa

Dr. Robert Keller, the founder of BIODORON Institute of Advance Medicine was interested in anti-aging and immune system disorders. He was dedicated to discovering new and innovative ways of combating these two critical problems and spent years studying the subject. What he discovered was nothing short of phenomenal.

Uric Acid

What Dr. Keller discovered was that patients suffering from immune disorders almost always had noticeably low uric acid levels. Uric acid is a waste product. It is presence in blood is because of the breakdown of Purines. Disorders such as gout can be caused if there are high levels of uric acid present in a patient's blood. Knowing the function of uric acid and noting the anomaly of low levels, Dr. Keller decided to look into further. What he discovered is that uric acid is actually an antioxidant. It is the final antioxidant available to the human body when all of the other antioxidants have been used up. This led him, naturally, to the following questions: If uric acid is the last antioxidant available as a defense mechanism in the human body, what is the first?

Glutathione

Dr. Keller discovered the simple and amazing answer to this question. The body's first line of defense and primary antioxidant is Glutathione. This antioxidant functions in every organ and tissue in the body. It is present in greater numbers than any other antioxidant and is actually the strongest one available in the human body. This discovery lead him to the next major question, why is Glutathione important?

The Importance of Glutathione

Simply put, glutathione levels are a predictor of longevity and overall health. This is because it is present in our body whenever component parts are present and it is functions as an antitoxin and antioxidant. These are the body's primary defenses against gaining and illness. It is interesting to note that most medical professionals are just beginning to recognize the significance of this simple and small protein. The overwhelming number of medical articles currently being published on it suggests that it will have an important position in the future of medical science.

Testing the Theory

Dr. Keller knew he was on the verge of a major breakthrough in the field of anti-aging with GSH, but he needed to put his theory to the test. He and his team of highly trained scientist developed a test that would accurately measure the GSH levels in humans. Sure enough, human subjects that experienced aging, poor sleep, stress or prolonged aging have decreased stores of GSH. What does it All Mean?

Humans with low levels of GSH must replace their supply. The problem is it is very difficult protein to introduce into the system. There are not many foods that are rich in GSH and the component parts (cysteine, glutamine and glycine) are also difficult to introduce into the human system. The answer is MaxGXL. This product contains all of the ingredients needed to produce glutathione. Simply put, it stimulates the body into producing glutathione on its own.