Its quickly broken down by an enzyme called DPP-4, meaning its effects typically last only a few minutes after its released
Myth: You don't need glutathione because your body makes it
Winn NC, Wolf EM, Cottam MA, Bhanot M, Hasty AH
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By boosting this enzyme and supplementing glutathione levels we can increase glutathione levels and glutathione recycling to reduce inflammation in the body and possibly prevent it from occurring in the first instance