Cysteine
An amino acid used in protein synthesis and other metabolic processes.
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Glutathione itself as a molecule is extremely reactive. It's it's ready to do its job. Yeah. You you let it get to air and it'll it'll kills it. And so that's exactly where everyone in the world that's ever made a glutathione product where they've gone wrong. Yeah. Uh because so even like on bulk ingredients that's an ingredient
supplier um or bulkuplements.com. Yeah. Yeah. You can buy reduced glutathione in a bag which is uh Yeah. But as soon as you open that bag then it's reduced in the bag either. I don't think so either. I don't think they did a nitrogen purge on that bag when they sealed the clothes or whatever. So I it glutathione is that
reactive that Yeah. You can't let it get exposed to air. That's part of our that's our patent process. A big part of it. We never let it see air. Yeah. It's these argon gas. It's these other things. But yeah. And so the different iterations that you've worked on over all these years, what you were talking about with Nyan Patel and the glutaril or our
eternal youth glutathione uses a very specialized sugar molecule or sugar complex essentially to to cap to hold the glutathione in place in its reduced form. And you can look at Nan Patel. He got interviewed by Gary Brea about two or three months ago. The glutathione that
that's the that's the one N Shin worked on. Yeah. Yeah. Not bad. Same version. Maybe has a couple more flavors in there, but exactly flavors or scenting. I mean, sorry. And then we made our liquid oral version and also in a liquid topical version that we sold for many years, too.
But then, as you were talking about before, now we have this capsule version. Yeah, cuz people kept bitching about the flavor. Excuse me. And they kept complaining about the flavor. We were live everywhere. We're not allowed. Sorry. Well, people kept keep nagging us about the flavor and whining about it. And so, we had to make the capsule version. I
think sometime in the future we might revisit that, but who knows? Yeah, definitely. Everything's always a possibility, which is great. So, but the capsule version, I I want to take a minute and just really talk about what we've done with this one. You were talking about the the specialization that they did with these liposomes cuz
this capsule version is a liposomaal glutathione, right? They call it true liposome, their technology. Exactly. And everyone that knows glutathione knows liposomaal glutathione is your best option for because the glutathione hides in there from oxidation. Exactly.
Ours theoretically takes it even one step further. Where the other problem is when you take glutathione orally and swallow it goes into your stomach. It gets broken down in your stomach into those three amino acids that you were talking about. Basically the same as taking knack and glutamate or whatever the other two amino acids are. And so
but that's where varss glutathione the system that you were talking about how we keep it away from oxygen throughout the whole thing is that we have encoded the liposomes themselves so that they can survive the stomach acids and be absorbed in the gut where it can actually be used where a reduced
glutathione can actually be absorbed into the body. We've gotten a lot of validation with that too. How did we get the validation? We lowered IL8 levels with people with high elmaine.