Inlife L‑Glutathione Reduced (GSH), 30 Veg Capsules
Delivers 250 mg of pharmaceutical-grade reduced glutathione per capsule—the body’s master antioxidant. Supports cellular detoxification, skin tone modulation, immune resilience, liver health, and oxidative stress reduction. Made in GMP-, FSSAI-, ISO‑certified facilities.

Reduced Glutathione (γ‑glutamyl‑cysteinyl‑glycine)

Also called GSH, reduced glutathione, or L‑glutathione

Mode of Action
Antioxidant defense: neutralizes free radicals and regenerates vitamins C & E

Detox support: conjugates toxins via glutathione-S‑transferase

Skin enhancement: 250 mg/day oral GSH lightens pigmentation, improves elasticity, and reduces wrinkles

Immune & cellular health: boosts natural killer cell activity and replenishes erythrocyte GSH by ~30–35% after several months

Improves glycemic control in elderly diabetics (500 mg/day reduces HbA1c and oxidative DNA damage)
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Uses & Benefits
Enhances antioxidant capacity, reducing oxidative damage

Brightens skin, diminishes hyperpigmentation, improves texture and elasticity

Supports liver detoxification and protects against environmental toxins
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Promotes immune function, particularly via natural killer cell activation
Helps manage glycemic stress and improves insulin sensitivity in diabetes

Suggested use: 1 capsule (250 mg) daily, with water, preferably before meals

Clinical support: 250 mg/day for skin; up to 500 mg/day for immune or oxidative stress benefits

Duration: 8–12 weeks recommended, or as directed by a healthcare professional

Safety & Side Effects
Generally well tolerated; mild GI upset or allergic reactions are rare
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Oral use up to 500 mg/day for 2 months considered safe
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IV or inhaled forms: inhaled forms may exacerbate asthma; IV cases of reversible liver injury reported
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Warnings & Precautions
Pregnancy & breastfeeding: Safety not established—consult a physician


Drug interactions: May interact with chemotherapy drugs, nitrates, acetaminophen; consult before use
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High vitamin C intake is complementary; avoid caffeine, alcohol, acetone during supplementation

Possible zinc depletion over long-term use—monitor status

Drug Classification & Interactions
OTC dietary supplement

Mild interactions: nitrates, chemotherapy, antacids, steroids; caffeine and alcohol may reduce effectiveness

Clinical Evidence & Insights
Skin studies: 250 mg/day for 12 weeks improved melanin, elasticity, and reduced wrinkles with no adverse events

GSH level trials: oral supplementation raised blood and buccal GSH levels by up to 260% over 6 months

Metabolic trials: 6 months of supplementation reduced oxidative damage and HbA1c in diabetic individuals
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Peripheral health: May support vascular and liver health—though evidence varies

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How soon can I expect effects?

Skin brightening and antioxidant effects may appear in ~12 weeks; immune and metabolic benefits require 4–6 months of consistent use.

Q: Is it safe for long-term use?

Yes at recommended doses, but monitor zinc levels and avoid excessive caffeine or alcohol.

Q: Can I take it with vitamins?

Vitamin C and E are synergistic; avoid concurrent steroids or chemotherapy without consulting a doctor.

Q: Does it help with fatigue or exercise recovery?

Likely beneficial due to antioxidant and muscle recovery support, though more studies in healthy individuals are needed

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