Zetpil: Reduced Glutathione Suppositories

Reduced Glutathione Plus Suppositories - 30 Count

SKU: ZTL002

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Reduced Glutathione Suppositories 30 Count

Glutathione is considered to be the most powerful, most versatile, and most important of the body's self-generated antioxidants. Used by many alternative doctors for Cataracts, plus all of the diseases listed below, the Zetpil Glutathione Suppository is now available outside the doctors office. Low levels of Glutathione are found in almost every person with cataracts.

Why Reduced Glutathione Suppositories Are Superior:

Suppository Reduced Glutathione is 100% absorption - just like IV - and does not need converted (reduced) by your body. Raise your tissue levels of pure pharmaceutical grade Reduced Glutathione using our proprietary patent pending suppository base, allowing Reduced Glutathione in combination with N Acetyl Cysteine to be delivered directly into the blood stream.

Although the oxygen level within the lens is very low, the lens still derives a substantial proportion of ATP from mitochrondrial (aerobic) oxidative phosphorylation, which creates free radicals as an unwanted by-product. Glutathione provides the most important protection against damage from free radical and other oxidants. Glutathione is a very small specialized protein (a tripeptide) consisting of three amino acids: glutamic acid, cysteine, and glycine. Glutathione is concentrated within the lens and is readily oxidized by damaging oxidants. Those oxidants are chemically reduced (neutralized) as glutathione is chemically oxidized in cytoplasm of cells within the lens. When glutathione levels decline in the epithelial cells (or the entire lens), cell damage and cataract formation can occur unabated.

Lens epithelial cells and superficial lens fiber cells synthesize glutathione. Additional glutathione is transported into the lens from the aqueous humor. Oxidized glutathione can be regenerated (i.e., reduced) by the enzyme glutathione reductase that uses the coenzyme called reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (NADPH), which is the cofactor derived from the dietary or supplemental B vitamin: niacin or niacinamide, also known as vitamin B3. Regeneration of reduced glutathione from oxidized glutathione is especially important because it is the chemically reduced form of glutathione that is effective in neutralizing (chemically reducing) free radicals. Glutathione is unique in its ability to regenerate its chemically reduced state by simply finding an electron donor. This cycle allows one molecule of glutathione to continually act as a free radical scavenger.

Reduced glutathione diffuses into the lens fiber cells, moving toward the lens center, while oxidized glutathione moves toward the lens surface. Impediment of diffusion in an older lens is a possible cause of nuclear cataract. The rate of diffusion between superficial and deeper layers of the lens decreases with age. Consequently, proteins and lipids in nuclei of older lens are more affected by oxidative stress.

A healthy eye contains glutathione in very high concentrations, whereas low levels adversely affect the eye. Glutathione maintains the water balance in the lens. It is synthesized in the lens (and elsewhere) and is essential to normal metabolism. Glutathione can benefit lens function by:

Preserving the physicochemical integrity of proteins in the lens
Maintaining action of the sodium-potassium transport pump and molecular integrity of lens fibers (protein)
Maintaining molecular integrity of lens fiber membranes and acting as a free radical scavenger to protect membranes and enzymes from oxidation
Preventing free-radical-induced photochemical generation of harmful by-products
Reactivating oxidized vitamin C, which improves antioxidant capability in the lens

Among glutathione's many important properties are:

Is found in almost all living cells. The liver, spleen, kidneys, pancreas, and the lens and cornea, have the highest concentrations in the body

It is a POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT and thus neutralizes free radicals and prevents their formation

Important role in immune function via white blood cell production and is one of the most potent anti-viral agents known

It is one of the strongest anti-cancer agents manufactured by the body.

It is used by the liver to detoxify toxins including formaldehyde, acetaminophen, benzpyrene and many other compounds

It is an antioxidant necessary for the protection of proteins; is involved in nucleic acid synthesis and plays a role in DNA repair,

It maintains the cellular redox potential

Glutathione levels decrease with age. It is involved in cellular differentiation and slows the aging process

Protects the integrity of red blood cells

Glutathione is involved in maintaining normal brain function.

Therapeutically, Glutahione is used for:

Detoxification/Chelation

    -Heavy metal toxicity including mercury, lead, arsenic and cadmium:
    -Common toxins that glutathione may help protect against are car exhaust, cigarette smoke, aspirin and alcohol (Marz, p. 78, 1997)
    -Pesticide and industrial chemical exposure
    -Steroids
    -Bacterial toxins (Clostridia difficile)
    -Pharmaceuticals (very long list that need to be detoxified by the liver) (Marz, p. 79, 1997)

Immune enhancement: 1-3 g per day. This is especially effective against clostridium in the GI. It helps prevent translocation.
Cataracts
Psoriasis
Diabetes mellitus: Especially in ketosis as DM patients will generally excrete increased amounts of sulfur containing amino acids.
Liver disease including cirrhosis and fatty liver disease caused by alcohol: Clinical Research and Case studies show significant improvement in as little as 2 weeks.
Ulcers intestinal or stomach: In patients with stomach ulcers low levels of GSH have been found.
Aspirin or phenacetin overdose (useful for rheumatoid arthritis patients or chronic pain sufferers on 8 or more aspirin/day)
Hematological conditions: myelofibrosis, acute leukemia, chronic myelocytic leukemia, lymphoma, polycythemia vera
Alcoholism
Before radiation therapy
Parkinson's disease
Alzheimer�s Disease
ALS (Lou Gherig�s disease)
Multiple Sclerosis
Chronic Kidney Failure
Autism/Pervasive Developmental Delay
other neurologic conditions

Although many have touted the benefits of this product, it was sold for many years as an oral supplement. However, it is well known that ORAL SUPPLEMENTATION OF ALL FORMS OF GLUTATHIONE DOES NOT RAISE TISSUE LEVELS OF GLUTATHIONE. Therefore the only way one could truly raise the reduced glutathione levels in body was by undergoing costly direct intravenous administration of reduced glutathione.

What makes this product truly revolutionary is that clinical case studies have demonstrated we are now able to raise tissue levels of reduced glutathione by our ability to combine pure pharmaceutical grade Reduced Glutathione into our proprietary patent pending suppository base, thus effectively allowing Reduced Glutathione in combination with N Acetyl Cysteine to be delivered directly into the blood stream effecting an elevation of the serum glutathione levels.

Ingredients and Suggested Use

Suppository facts
Dosage: 1 suppository
Dosages per Package 30

Each Reduced Glutathione, TMG & Orotates suppository contains the following: Reduced Glutathione 250mg; N-Acetyl Cysteine 125mg Trimethylglycine 100mg; Ascorbyl Palmitate 75mg Calcium 400mg; Phosphotidylcholine; Phosphotidylserine and phosphotidylethanolamine. Suppository Base: The all natural base is a proprietary combination of plant and fruit butters, vegetable acids, medium chain triglycerides, phospholipids, lecithin; vegetable starches, hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose guar gum and xanthan gum.

This product contains an extract from soybeans. This product contains no milk, egg, fish, peanuts, crustaceans (lobster, crap, shrimp),
tree nuts, wheat, yeast, gluten, corn, rice sugar, artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors or preservatives.

It is RECOMMENDED that you always attempt to move your bowels prior to inserting the suppository to avoid discharging of the suppository before the suppository can be totally absorbed. It is recommended that the suppository be retained for at least 30 (thirty) minutes to insure adequate absorption of the nutrients, neutraceutical and herbal ingredients contained herein.

Warning:

Do not use if the suppository shell has been opened.
Does not use if allergic or sensitive to phospholipids should avoid taking this product.
If you experience any adverse reaction, please discontinue immediately
If pregnant or breastfeeding please consult your physician before taking this or any other product.

Caution:
In rare case, minor side effects may cause rectal pressure and urge to defecate. If you experience any such effects, refer to Frequently Asked Questions or How to Take a Rectal Suppository insert to adjust dosage accordingly.

In rare case, minor side effects may cause rectal pressure and urge to defecate. If you experience any such effects, adjust dosage accordingly.

This suppository contains Vitamin C. However, when taking N-acetyl �cysteine it is recommended that two to three times as much vitamin C be taken. Vitamin C is depleted because of the prolonged presence off the oxidized cysteine

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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