Glutathione Vitamin Therapy

Glutathione is a molecule naturally produced by the liver and is used to build and repair tissue, make proteins and chemicals needed for the body, and assists the immune system. It is also found in vegetables, fruits, and meats in low quantities.

Healthcare professionals use glutathione to treat a variety of health conditions. Given as a shot, push, or IV detoxifies the liver and body while improving the quality of your skin, mood, hair, and overall health. It has been known to help improve anemia, low energy, recovery time after exercising, dull skin, hangovers, muscle building, weight loss, and dehydration! Glutathione is given in a variety of other forms of different illnesses. Healthcare professionals administer it by IV to prevent anemia in patients undergoing hemodialysis, treat symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, prevent kidney issues after heart bypass surgery, improve blood flow and decrease clotting for individuals with atherosclerosis, treat symptoms of diabetes, and avoid the toxic side effects that come with chemotherapy. It is given by shot to treat male infertility and to prevent the side effects of chemotherapy. It is also given in an aerosolized form or by mouth for a variety of different conditions.

A shot is injected into the muscle with a syringe, and the process can take less than five minutes’ however, shots do not provide hydration. An IV inputs larger amounts of vitamins directly to the bloodstream and provides hydration over 30 to 45 minutes, allowing for immediate absorption of vitamins.

A vitamin push is a concentrated dose of vitamins delivered by the IV in your vein. A push does not provide hydration. It is ideal for someone who wants something quick and easy!

No preparations are needed!

The IV insertion may be slightly painful; however, it will only last a few seconds. The push or infusion will be painless. With the shot, you will feel a pinch and then slight pressure. It will be over before you feel much!

There are no side effects, and it is considered GRAS, generally regarded as safe, by the FDA.

No downtime is required with vitamin therapy! You can return to your normal routine!

People that are receiving chemotherapy should not receive glutathione therapy without consulting their oncologist because it can cause chemotherapy to be less effective.

Yes! The FDA considers this therapy to be GRAS, or generally regarded as safe.