role of glutathione as antioxidant Frontiers Glutathione: a very efficient antioxidant.

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Glutathione binds to toxic chemicals, helping your body process toxins from food and environment

Action: provides powerful and effective antioxidant protection for the epidermis neutralizes free radicals responsible for premature skin aging effectively protects cellular structures from oxidative stress actively brightens discolorations, sun spots, and evens out the skin tone restores a uniform radiance to the skin and eliminates signs of fatigue supports the natural processes of detoxification and cleansing the skin from toxins stimulates the production of new collagen, influencing the improvement of firmness effectively smoothes fine lines and mimic wrinkles intensively moisturizes, improves moisture levels, and smoothes the skin surface accelerates repair processes and the regeneration of skin cells Active ingredients: Glutathione the main active ingredient with powerful antioxidant action, which neutralizes free radicals, inhibits aging processes, actively supports cellular detoxification, and visibly improves skin tone by brightening spots and discolorations Hyaluronic acid an excellent humectant with strong hygroscopic properties, which binds water in the epidermis, ensures optimal moisture, smoothes the structure, and diminishes the visibility of fine lines and wrinkles Vitamin C a powerful antioxidant stimulating collagen production, which improves skin firmness, brightens discolorations, and works in close synergy with glutathione, enhancing protection against sun damage Amino acids fundamental molecules supporting cellular regeneration, which accelerate epidermal repair processes and enhance the overall condition of the skin Directions for use: Before proceeding with the procedure, thoroughly cleanse the facial skin, removing makeup and all impurities

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References Akerboom TP, Sies H (1981) Assay of glutathione, glutathione disulfide, and glutathione mixed disulfides in biological samples