That said, sometimes lifestyle changes aren't enough to raise glutathione levels, especially if you're dealing with higher oxidative stress, inflammation, or conditions like insulin resistance or liver disease
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Your body uses glutathione to support the healthy metabolism and elimination of heavy metals like mercury, arsenic, and lead, as well as everyday chemical exposures including formaldehyde (from new furniture, carpets, and gas stoves), chlorine (from tap water, pools, and hot tubs), exhaust fumes, fragrances, paints, and cleaning products
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