The food we take in through nutrition and the oxygen we take in through the respiratory tract are used by the cells and energy is produced. In this way, while a high amount of energy is produced, waste substances that are harmful to the body, namely reactive oxygen radicals, are formed. Free radicals are extremely harmful substances for the body.
These reactive oxygen radicals are very active and disrupt the structure of other chemical substances in the body, paving the way for the formation of many diseases. Our body always works programmatically to protect itself. It tries to eliminate the harmful effects of reactive oxygen radicals and remove them from the body by many mechanisms. All these molecules used in the fight against these oxygen radicals are called antioxidants.

• It gives its own electron to free radicals and prevents cell damage.

• Converts harmful substances formed in the cell into water

• It removes heavy metals from the body by binding heavy metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium, copper, zinc, arsenic and silver.

• It is a source for glutamate, which has an important role in the nervous system.

• Strengthens the immune system

• Helps increase body energy

• Increases muscle performance

• Helps reduce pain in joints and muscles

• Provides skin regeneration

• Brings shine to the skin

• delays aging

• Reduces the harm caused by smoking and alcohol

• Supports mental focus

• Increases regular and adequate sleep quality

The most important and most effective way is intravenous glutathione therapy.

The most effective way to increase glutathione in the body is to administer intravenously with serum. Although the number of treatment doses varies according to the patient, the treatment to be applied for the standard approach is one dose per week for 3 weeks. Treatments take about 15 minutes.