Homocysteine- a crazy inflammatory molecule in your body, critical for the production of endogenous glutathione, stimulates the creation of bad cytokines that cause inflammation.
Check your IL-8 level and take lots of Reduced Glutathione, VARS Glutathione capsules are the best, and lower that IL-8 level while stabilizing homocysteine.
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