When a pathogen enters the bloodstream, there is an immune response. The large white blood cells engulf the pathogens and eat them up. The smaller lymphocytes have to be a little more clever – they have to adapt a specific defense to them. The B Cells identify pathogens as bad guys, then the Killer-T cells kill them. Helper-T cells help out, and when the carnage is over, suppressor T-Cells turn off the immune response.

Glutathione has been shown to optimize the adaptive immune system, and so it is very important to boost glutathione levels in order to stay healthy and ward off illness. Glutathione is a balancer, so if your are immuno-deficient , you will get stronger. If you have an autoimmune disorder, glutathione will re-balance it. It “knows” what to do, and gets busy doing it.

Our immune system is very complex, and requires very precise interaction and raw materials to do its job well. We can do our part to have a healthy immune system by eating well, resting, exercising, and optimizing our immune system by raising our glutathione levels.