Glutathione
The body's master antioxidant, delivered by injection
$199/month · starting at
Educational content, not medical advice. All prescribing decisions are made by a U.S. licensed clinician after intake.
What Glutathione is
Glutathione is the antioxidant your liver produces to neutralize oxidative stress and support phase II detoxification. Oral glutathione is largely broken down before absorption, which is why it is typically given by injection.
What it's used for
- Supports the liver's natural detoxification pathways
- Buffers oxidative stress from training, alcohol, and environment
- Commonly reported skin-clarity and energy benefits
- Frequently stacked with NAD+ as a longevity pairing
How the protocol runs
Form
Subcutaneous injection
Typical cadence
Weekly
Onset
Subjective changes over 3–6 weeks
Labs
Liver and metabolic markers where indicated
Who it tends to suit
- People stacking a longevity or recovery protocol
- Adults with high oxidative load from training or lifestyle
- Patients who want antioxidant support that actually absorbs
What to know first
- Evidence for systemic benefit is mixed; effects are largely patient-reported.
- Skin-lightening claims circulating online are not a supported medical use.
- It is supportive care, not a treatment for any specific disease.
Frequently asked questions
Why inject glutathione instead of taking a capsule?
Oral glutathione is broken down in the gut before much reaches circulation. Injection bypasses that, which is why clinics use it.
How often is it given?
Weekly is the most common cadence, often alongside NAD+ within the same longevity protocol.
Related protocols
See if Glutathione fits your plan
Take the 3-minute intake. A licensed clinician reviews your answers and builds a protocol around your goals — no obligation.