Glutathione Gummies

Glutathione Gummies (Glutathione gummy candy) is a dietary supplement with glutathione (GSH) as the active ingredient, paired with sugar, pectin, vitamins (such as vitamin C), flavors and other additives, formulated into a soft candy form. Glutathione an "antioxidant" that the human body can synthesize on its own, widely present in organs such as the liver and kidneys, and can also be obtained through ex supplementation. The soft candy dosage form, with its good taste and convenient administration, has become a common form of glutathione supplement that is not in capsules/tablets, for people who prefer a snack-style supplementation method. 

Powerful antioxidant, reducing oxidative damage

Glutathione, known as the "antioxidant guardian in cells, can directly scavenge the "free radicals" (a type of active substance that is prone to attack cells, leading to aging or damage) produced by the body's, and can also "repair" the cell structures (such as cell membranes, proteins) that have been damaged by free radicals. It can also synergize with antioxidants such as vitamin C, vitamin E, etc., to enhance overall antioxidant capacity, reduce oxidative stress damage to the skin and organs, and delay the aging process cells.

Auxiliary protection of the liver, supporting detoxification metabolism

The liver is the main "detoxifying organ" of the human body, and glutathione a key substance in the liver's detoxification process—it can bind to toxins in the liver (such as drug metabolites, heavy metals, alcohol metabolites), convert into "water-soluble harmless substances", and then excrete them from the body through urine, thereby reducing the damage of toxins to liver cells, and auxiliary maintenance of the's normal detoxification and metabolism functions, especially for people who drink alcohol, take medicine or are exposed to mild pollutants for a long time, it has a certain auxiliary protective.

Auxiliary regulation of skin condition (common associated needs)

Glutathione can reduce the deposition of melanin on the skin's surface by inhibiting activity of "key enzyme for melanin production (tyrosinase)" in the skin, so it is often associated with the need to "brighten skin and improve dark" (note: the effect varies from person to person, and is also affected by factors such as sun exposure and sleep, and cannot replace sunscreen or skin care); at the time, its antioxidant effect can also reduce the damage of ultraviolet rays and environmental pollutants to skin cells, and auxiliary maintenance of the skin's delicacy and elasticity