Thank you so very much 🙂

@Annie – ah yes, it’s mixed with other antioxidants in the “other ingredients”. But it’s normal to have phospholipids like choline to help with absorption.

In that case, checkout Readisorb’s Liposomal Glutathione (cleaner & much higher dose per serving) and Design for Health’s Liposomal Glutathione as other options without phosphatidyl choline…

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@Annie – that’s amazing to hear! If you don’t mind sharing the cost and if it’s possible to do familial fecal transplant through self-pay, I’d love to know so I can pass on the info to others who may need it in the future.

And I’m so happy to hear that your brother has improved as well! Don’t underestimate the toxic effects of mold – even…

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It looks like that one, it’s mixed with choline and COQ10 and a few other things, is that ok?

It’s only 1 g of choline, and the “ other ingredients” I’m guessing are also in small amounts. I’m always weary of mixtures since I don’t know the impact the other things usually have on the body or how it affects brain. But again, it’s such a small…

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@Annie – there are many brands that provide supplemental glutathione only, and that’s where Fullscript’s catalog can be really helpful to sort through the different brands and compare ingredients as well with their filter features.

I often recommended Seeking Health’s Liposomal Glutathione (original mint) to clients, but there are many other brands too.

@naslam1603 – I replied in a different thread. I’ll recopy my reply about supporting better bile flow here:

Please watch this video from the gut health masterclass to understand how to better support liver health and bile flow for various situations.

Bile flow can also be supported by consuming bitter foods. Please see this handout for a list…

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@naslam1603 – yes you can test vitamin C status in blood with a fasting plasma ascorbate test. It’s very important that it be fasting and that vitamin C supplementation be avoided a day before testing because vitamin C will transiently rise to high levels after acute intake even in deficiency.

@naslam1603 – I encourage you to read this article which looks at the possible mechanisms behind MCAS (commonly seen in long-haulers), PASC, POTS, and the possible role of antihistamines in treatment.

DAO enzymes can be helpful in reducing overall symptoms since these help break down histamine, as opposed to simply blocking histamine receptors…

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Hi @naslam1603 – please watch this video from the gut health masterclass to understand how to better support liver health and bile flow for various situations.

Bile flow can also be supported by consuming bitter foods. Please see this handout for a list of foods and/or bile support supplements.