Organic Nation Liposomal Glutathione – 500mg Tablets

Available at Pharmaegy Pharmacy. Use as directed by your doctor.

Intro: Organic Nation Liposomal Glutathione tablets offer a high-potency dose of the "Master Antioxidant" in a convenient solid form. While liquid versions are common, these tablets utilize a specialized solid-state Liposomal Delivery System. The 500mg of Glutathione is encased in a lipid bilayer that prevents its destruction by stomach acid and pepsin. This ensures that a high percentage of the active ingredient reaches the small intestine for absorption, providing professional-grade cellular protection. Indications: Intensive Skin Care: Targeting hyperpigmentation and promoting a brighter, more radiant complexion from within. Liver Support: Assisting the liver in processing environmental toxins, alcohol, and medications. Anti-Aging: Neutralizing free radicals that cause cellular damage and the visible signs of aging. Immune Modulation: Optimizing the response of the immune system during periods of stress or illness. Respiratory Health: Some evidence suggests glutathione supports lung tissue health against oxidative pollutants. How to Use: Dosage: 1 tablet daily. Timing: For maximum absorption, take the tablet on an empty stomach (30 minutes before breakfast or 2 hours after a meal). Administration: Swallow the tablet whole with a full glass of water. Do not crush or chew, as this can disrupt the liposomal structure designed to protect the glutathione. Crucial Rules: Higher Concentration: Note that the tablet contains 500mg, which is double the concentration of a standard 5ml liquid dose (250mg). Travel-Friendly: Unlike the liquid version, these tablets do not require refrigeration and have a longer shelf life, making them ideal for consistent use during travel or camps. Vitamin C Pairing: To keep glutathione in its active (reduced) form, it is highly recommended to take it alongside Vitamin C (500mg–1000mg). Contraindications: Avoid use during pregnancy or nursing without medical supervision. If you are undergoing chemotherapy, discuss with your oncologist first, as antioxidants can interact with treatment.