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L-glutathione is in its biologically active, reduced form Reduced is a state in which an atom or molecule can accept electrons. By absorbing electrons, reduced glutathione is able, for example, to defuse free radicals. What is L-glutathione? L-glutathione is a sulfur-containing tripeptide composed of the amino acids glutamic acid, cysteine ​​and glycine. It is considered to be one of the most important and strongest antioxidants and is found in almost all human body cells.It not only protects against free radicals, but also has the ability to regenerate other antioxidants consumed by oxidation. These include, for example, vitamins A, C and E, flavonoids, co-enzyme Q10 and selenium. From the age of 40, the L-glutathione level in the body's cells decreases naturally. Buy L-glutathione active (reduced) form highly dosed with 500mg per tablet Bulk pack for 3 months vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

MSM: organic sulfur MSM stands for methylsulfonylmethane, an organic biologically active sulfur compound found in all living organisms. So that the body can use it optimally, it is important that organic, biologically active sulfur is present, as is the case with MSM from Fairvital. Sulfur has been known for its positive properties for centuries. In ancient times, sulphurous springs were therefore popular. Foods with MSM MSM is naturally found in many foods, such as eggs, dairy products, meat, fish, nuts, garlic, onions and wild garlic. However, the processing of these foods, especially heating them, destroys most of the MSM, so it makes sense to take additional MSM capsules. MSM capsules from Fairvital biologically active sulphur highly dosed with 500mg per capsule vegetarian and vegan gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide Combination recommendation: glucosamine &, chondroitin, boswellia frankincense, devil's claw and omega-3 capsules.

Strong antioxidant Because its antioxidant properties are 6000 times stronger that vitamin C and 550 times stronger than vitamin E, astaxanthin is considered as the strongest known carotenoid of the entire plant world. highly dosed with 8mg per daily intake of 1 capsule antioxidant against free radicals derived from Haematococcus pluvialis strongest carotenoid of the entire plant world small capsules, easy to swallow gluten-free, lactose-free, fructose-free without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide How does astaxanthin work? Early on, the fresh water alga Haematococcus pluvalis has aroused the researchers' interest. In 1797 the French scientist Girod-Chantrans investigated the approx. 0.1mm small green alga.In case of an exposure to strong sunlight or a state of nutrient deficiency, it forms a blood-red pigmentation, for which the astaxanthin is responsible. This protective function makes it possible for the alga to survive without food or water for more than 40 years. As soon as there is enough food and the weather conditions improve, the alga wakes up from its deep sleep and returns to its green active state. In biotopes such as ponds, small waterholes and even stoups, which are inhabited by the micro alga, a spectacular blood-red colour can occasionally be admired due to the alga's protective properties. Studies about astaxanthin The effect of astaxanthin on the skin appearance has been investigated in a study during which the test persons consumed 2 milligrams of astaxanthin daily. The skin was tested at three points in time to determine possible changes: at the beginning of the study, after two weeks and after four weeks. After only two weeks results could be documented. Improvements of the skin appearance could be observed in seven areas and after two more weeks dry skin showed a higher moisture content, less small lines, less pimples and a more regular fat content.Additionally, the test persons reported less swellings under the eyes and a higher elasticity of the skin. In the control group, which didn't consume astaxanthin, no effects could be documented. (Cosmetic  benefits  of  astaxanthin  on  humans  subjects*, Yamashita, E. 2002; Tominaga, K. 2012)