SO WHICH IS REALLY BETTER: REDUCED OR UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE?
In terms of taking it orally to raise the body’s glutathione levels, BOTH REDUCED AND UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE ARE INEFFECTIVE AND EVEN WASTEFUL. Glutathione supplementation gained popularity especially in the Philippines when studies show that high glutathione levels in the body produces a wide range of health benefits including its anti-ageing qualities and its secondary effect of giving the user a smoother and fairer skin.
So how does glutathione enter our body?
Unless we inject it into our system, it doesn’t. Our body’s glutathione levels are dictated by our liver where it is synthesized. The liver takes our body’s supply of the free-form amino acid components of glutathione which are l-cysteine, glutamic acid and glycine then synthesizes these amino acids into glutathione. That is how the glutathione in our body is produced and it follows that the more of the free-form amino acids the liver can synthesize, the greater the probability that the glutathione levels in our system can be raised.
The problem with taking glutathione orally lies with how we digest protein and peptides. Once protein enters our digestive system, stomach enzymes immediately works on it, breaking it down to peptides and then into amino acids before it is absorbed into the body. Reduced and unreduced glutathione are tri-peptides which means they still need to be broken down into simple amino acids before they can enter our system.
This is the part where reduced and unreduced glutathione loses its effectiveness. Reduced and unreduced glutathione are both peptides and are so unstable that they easily get destroyed by the stomach enzymes and goes to waste before the body is able to absorb their free-form composition. One study shows that even a 3,000 milligram dose of glutathione, and that goes for both reduced and unreduced glutathione, wasn’t enough to raise the body’s levels to a clinically beneficial extent.
WHY IS KB GLUTANAC BETTER THAN REDUCED AND UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE?
Actually the more appropriate term would be “far better” than reduced and unreduced glutathione because the unique formulation of KB GlutaNAC took the strengths of glutathione, none of its weaknesses and made enhancements in order to maximize the effectiveness of the brand.
The first KB advantage would be its free-form glutathione composition. KB has free-form amino acid components of glutathione which are glycine, glutamic acid and l-cysteine. Since these are already n free-form, enzymes no longer need to break them down and thus they are immediately absorbed, giving the liver the supply needed in order to synthesize glutathione.
THE NAC FACTOR.
N-acetylcysteine or NAC is the best glutathione precursor or booster available today. A precursor is defined as the compounds that participates in the chemical reaction that produces another compound. Simply put, NAC tells the liver to go on and produce more glutathione and with the supply that KB has provided, the liver will just do that.
In his book Vita-Nutrient Solutions, Dr. Robert Atkins of the Atkins Diet fame said that ““NAC raises glutathione levels in the body in ways that oral supplements of glutathione itself cannot do.” Surely an expert in the caliber of Dr. Atkins would have made an exception for reduced glutathione if it was effective, but he never did.
WHY ROSEHIPS?
Rosehips is a plant containing one of nature’s richest sources of vitamin C. Vitamin C, apart from being a time-tested anti-oxidant and immune system enhancer, also aids in amino acid synthesis. As the NAC in KB encourages our liver to produce more glutathione from the free-form amino acids supplied also KB, the Vitamin C Rosehips also supplied by KB helps the liver synthesize it. Now you can’t get any more efficient and synchronized than that.
But why Rosehips and not just any other vitamin C?
Rosehips does more than just provide the body with vitamin C. Studies show that rosehips have other health benefits as well. The other health benefits of rosehips are often overlooked due to the fact that rosehips happen to be one of nature’s richest plant sources of vitamin C. Apart from being a source of vitamin C however, rosehips are also known to contain vitamins A and B, essential fatty acids (acids that are important to health but our body is unable to produce) and anti-oxidant flavonoids to help us fight allergy, viruses and even inhibit tumors and cancer. Regular supplementation of rosehips have also been proven to be very helpful for those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis owing to its anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant qualities.
DON’T BE MISLED!
KB GLUTANAC is BETTER than both
reduced and unreduced glutathione
October 13, 2011 – 4:20pm
It may seem as if it were just an innocent misrepresentation of terms, yet upon reading the entire literature for a certain brand of oral glutathione product, one can easily miss the subtle but deliberate attempt to mislead the reader into thinking that their product is far more effective than it actually is if it is even effective at all. So arm yourself with the following information we are about to share with you and we encourage you to go and do your own research about the following information for yourself.
SO WHICH IS REALLY BETTER: REDUCED OR UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE?
In terms of taking it orally to raise the body’s glutathione levels, BOTH REDUCED AND UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE ARE INEFFECTIVE AND EVEN WASTEFUL. Glutathione supplementation gained popularity especially in the Philippines when studies show that high glutathione levels in the body produces a wide range of health benefits including its anti-ageing qualities and its secondary effect of giving the user a smoother and fairer skin.
Upon catching wind of the health and aesthetic benefits of raised glutathione levels, some entrepreneurs immediately jumped on the bandwagon and manufactured the glutathione pill, WRONGLY supposing that taking glutathione orally will raise the body’s glutathione supply. If they had only researched a little about how protein and peptides (glutathione belongs to the tri-peptide group) enters our body, they would have realized that reduced and unreduced glutathione will not be efficiently absorbed by the body.
So how does glutathione enter our body?
Unless we inject it into our system, it doesn’t. Our body’s glutathione levels are dictated by our liver where it is synthesized. The liver takes our body’s supply of the free-form amino acid components of glutathione which are l-cysteine, glutamic acid and glycine then synthesizes these amino acids into glutathione. That is how the glutathione in our body is produced and it follows that the more of the free-form amino acids the liver can synthesize, the greater the probability that the glutathione levels in our system can be raised.
Now getting back to how protein and peptides enter our system, once protein enters our digestive system, stomach enzymes immediately works on it, breaking it down to peptides and then into amino acids before it is absorbed into the body. Reduced and unreduced glutathione are tri-peptides which means they still need to be broken down into simple amino acids before they can enter our system.
This is the part where reduced and unreduced glutathione loses its effectiveness. Reduced and unreduced glutathione are both so unstable that they easily get destroyed by the stomach enzymes and goes to waste before the body is able to absorb their free-form composition. One study shows that even a 3,000 milligram dose of glutathione, and that goes for both reduced and unreduced glutathione, wasn’t enough to raise the body’s levels to a clinically beneficial extent.
With this information in mind, it will be easy to understand why glutathione, regardless whether it is reduced or unreduced just can’t get the job done in terms of raising the body’s glutathione levels. Now why would a glutathione brand then insist on selling a product they may already know to be ineffective? We don’t know the exact answer to that but then if you have already sold millions to thousands of costumers, will it be easy for you to tell your clients that “Oops! Maybe our product isn’t effective after all,”?
WHY IS KB GLUTANAC BETTER THAN REDUCED AND UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE?
Actually the more appropriate term would be “far better” than reduced and unreduced glutathione because the unique formulation of KB GlutaNAC took the strengths of glutathione, none of its weaknesses and made enhancements in order to maximize the effectiveness of the brand.
The first KB advantage would be its free-form glutathione composition. KB has free-form amino acid components of glutathione which are glycine, glutamic acid and l-cysteine. Since these are already n free-form, enzymes no longer need to break them down and thus they are immediately absorbed, giving the liver the supply needed in order to synthesize glutathione.
THE NAC FACTOR.
N-acetylcysteine or NAC is the best glutathione precursor or booster available today. A precursor is defined as the compounds that participates in the chemical reaction that produces another compound. Simply put, NAC tells the liver to go on and produce more glutathione and with the supply that KB has provided, the liver will just do that.
In his book Vita-Nutrient Solutions, Dr. Robert Atkins of the Atkins Diet fame said that ““NAC raises glutathione levels in the body in ways that oral supplements of glutathione itself cannot do.” Surely an expert in the caliber of Dr. Atkins would have made an exception for reduced glutathione if it was effective, but he never did.
WHY ROSEHIPS?
Rosehips is a plant containing one of nature’s richest sources of vitamin C. Vitamin C, apart from being a time-tested anti-oxidant and immune system enhancer, also aids in amino acid synthesis. As the NAC in KB encourages our liver to produce more glutathione from the free-form amino acids supplied also KB, the Vitamin C Rosehips also supplied by KB helps the liver synthesize it. Now you can’t get any more efficient and synchronized than that.
But why Rosehips and not just any other vitamin C?
Rosehips does more than just provide the body with vitamin C. Studies show that rosehips have other health benefits as well. The other health benefits of rosehips are often overlooked due to the fact that rosehips happen to be one of nature’s richest plant sources of vitamin C. Apart from being a source of vitamin C however, rosehips are also known to contain vitamins A and B, essential fatty acids (acids that are important to health but our body is unable to produce) and anti-oxidant flavonoids to help us fight allergy, viruses and even inhibit tumors and cancer. Regular supplementation of rosehips have also been proven to be very helpful for those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis owing to its anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant qualities.
These are very compelling reasons why KB GlutaNAC and Vitamin C Rosehips are far better at raising the body’s glutathione levels than both reduced and unreduced glutathione. We however are not asking you to take our word for it. Instead, we are encouraging you to look up the information we just shared with you for yourself. These simple facts can easily be seen even on Wikipeda. We’d like to keep it as simple as that.
The other glutathione manufacturers would rather try and confuse you by leading you to some obscure medical journals that would require you to have a medical degree for you to understand it in the hopes that you won’t realize that you are just being misled and taken for a ride. As a consumer, you owe it to yourself to arm yourself with the facts.
If you have any more questions, comments and suggestions, please visit our website at http://www.ilovekb.com or call our hotline at
Phone: (+632) 6356982(9:00AM-9:00PM)
Mobile: 0917 800 58 36.
KB is available at Watson’s, Mercury Drug and other leading drugstores nationwide. KB is available for only Php975.00 for the 1-month Regular Pack supply and a 10-day Trial Pack for only Php350.00.
Why KB GlutaNAC is better than glutathione injectibles
October 13, 2011 – 4:14pm
It is easy to assume that injecting glutathione is the best way to increase the glutathione levels in our body. By injecting glutathione intravenously, the master anti-oxidant goes directly into our bloodstream and doesn’t encounter the same problems as orally administered glutathione faces where most of it gets destroyed by stomach enzymes before it gets absorbed into our system.
However, a better understanding of injecting glutathione and its immediate effects will make it easy for anyone to understand why glutathione injectibles may not be the best way to go when it comes to raising the glutathione levels in the body.
Allow us to start by explaining the benefits of injecting glutathione. The first would be that it goes directly into our bloodstream. Nice isn’t it. However, apart from this advantage, there hardly is any other significant advantages that can be mentioned from raising the glutathione levels through IV administration. As a matter of fact, everything about glutathione injectibles goes downhill from that point on.
One of the major drawbacks to glutathione injections is that it has a short halflife. Studies have shown that glutathione that is introduced into our system spend a considerably shorter time in our system compared to glutathione produced by our own bodies. While there isn’t an exact explanation for this phenomenon yet, evidence from the studies strongly suggest that our system doesn’t react well to glutathione that isn’t produced by our body.
While glutathione does increase our body’s glutathione levels after the initial injection, what alarmingly follows is what experts call a ‘glutathione crash’. After the initial spike of glutathione after the injection, the body’s glutathione levels falls after the initial high of the injection, sometimes even falling lower than the original glutathione levels in the body to begin with.
The studies indicate that in order to maintain the high levels of glutathione through injecting it into our system, one has to have ml of glutathione injected spread into a week. This means that with current standard vial contents of injectible glutathione, one has to have a vial of glutathione administered intravenously every other day. Considering the high cost of glutathione injectibles, not to mention the discomforts of the needle pricks and the ever present risk of getting infected, one may want consider other easier and more affordable ways to increase their glutathione levels.
Another weakness of injectible glutathione that although it does raise the glutathione in our blood serum, it does not raise the glutathione in our white blood cells where it can strengthen our immune system. So if you want to boost your immune system with glutathione, then injectible glutathione will not do it for you.
Glutathione also showed promise as a cure and prevention for degenerative brain diseases and conditions such as Alzheimers, Parkinson’s Disease, autism and dementia. However, as more recent studies indicate that injectible glutathione does not cross the blood/brain barrier where it can be therapeutically beneficial, administering glutathione intravenously was abandoned for this field of study.
Kyusoku Bihaku GlutaNAC with Vitamin C Rosehips holds a considerable advantage over injectible glutathione in view of all these drawbacks from administering glutathione intravenously. The unique and one of a kind composition of KB GlutaNAC encourages the body to produce its own glutathione effectively and efficiently while helping it retain the glutathione it produced at the longest possible time
The body produces glutathione by synthesizing the amino acids l-cysteine, glycine and glutamic acid, the three components of glutathione. Our bodies can only do this if it has all these three components available. The KB blend has and provides these three amino acids in free form (unlike the oral bonded type which gets easily destroyed by stomach acids) for easy absorption into our system.
Another ingredient in the unique KB formulation is the inclusion of N-acetylcysteine (NAC). Experts agree that NAC is the best glutathione booster (or precursor) of glutathione in the world today. It works by effectively encouraging the liver to produce more glutathione supply and with the amino acids for its production already available as provided by KB, our liver’s synthesis of glutathione is made even more efficient.
The Vitamin C Rosehips that is included in KB GlutaNAC pack is composed of all natural rosehips. Recent studies have shown that rosehips, apart from being a rich source of vitamin c, have also shown promise in treating and alleviating the pain associated with rheumatism. Vitamin C Rosehips complements the KB blend as vitamin c helps facilitate the synthesis of amino acids.
As KB is formulated to effectively and efficiently encourage our bodies to produce its own glutathione and retain it for a longer period, it is easy to see why supplementation with Kyusoku Bihaku GlutaNAC and Vitamin C Rosehips is better than getting a regular shot of IV glutathione. It is more convenient, economical and as supported by studies, is apparently more effective than injectible glutathione.
So before taking your next shot of glutathione, you may want to consider switching to KB GlutaNAC supplementation and if you know someone who is hooked on IV glutathione, show him/her this article. You will be helping them achieve their glutathione goals and at the same time you’ll be helping them switch to a much more safer and effective glutathione supplementation.
For comments, orders, inquiries and suggestions please call the KB hotline at
Phone: (+632) 6356982(9:00AM-9:00PM)
Mobile: 0917 800 58 36
or visit the KB website at www.ilovekb.com
Notice to Our Clients
This product is sensitive to heat. STORE IN TEMPERATURES NOT EXCEEDING 25C. Exposure and storage in areas with temperatures exceeding the recommended parameters may damage or adversely affect the effectiveness of the product.
Following the storage instructions is strongly advised. Poor storage conditions and storing in Temperatures beyond the recommended parameters will compromise the quality and potency of the product.
Our company has been receiving numerous queries as of late regarding the Kyusoku Bihaku prints on our capsules. Some capsules apparently were printed with missing letters particularly the letter “u.”
On some capsules the brand name reads “KY SOKU BIHAKU”.
We would like to assure our loyal clients that there is no cause for alarm for these are still ORIGINAL Kyusoku Bihaku capsules. Our capsule supplier admitted to have erroneously included misprinted capsules in the latest batch that was supplied to us.
Yumei Mise Inc. is currently addressing and taking steps to resolve this issue.
We would like to thank our loyal clients who have taken time out to inform us regarding the misprints.
Kyusoku Bihaku with Ms. Isabela 2011
KB GLUTANAC is BETTER than both reduced
KB GLUTANAC is BETTER than both
reduced and unreduced glutathione
It may seem as if it were just an innocent misrepresentation of terms, yet upon reading the entire literature for a certain brand of oral glutathione product, one can easily miss the subtle but deliberate attempt to mislead the reader into thinking that their product is far more effective than it actually is if it is even effective at all. So arm yourself with the following information we are about to share with you and we encourage you to go and do your own research about the following information for yourself.
SO WHICH IS REALLY BETTER: REDUCED OR UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE?
In terms of taking it orally to raise the body’s glutathione levels, BOTH REDUCED AND UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE ARE INEFFECTIVE AND EVEN WASTEFUL. Glutathione supplementation gained popularity especially in the Philippines when studies show that high glutathione levels in the body produces a wide range of health benefits including its anti-ageing qualities and its secondary effect of giving the user a smoother and fairer skin.
Upon catching wind of the health and aesthetic benefits of raised glutathione levels, some entrepreneurs immediately jumped on the bandwagon and manufactured the glutathione pill, WRONGLY supposing that taking glutathione orally will raise the body’s glutathione supply. If they had only researched a little about how protein and peptides (glutathione belongs to the tri-peptide group) enters our body, they would have realized that reduced and unreduced glutathione will not be efficiently absorbed by the body.
So how does glutathione enter our body?
Unless we inject it into our system, it doesn’t. Our body’s glutathione levels are dictated by our liver where it is synthesized. The liver takes our body’s supply of the free-form amino acid components of glutathione which are l-cysteine, glutamic acid and glycine then synthesizes these amino acids into glutathione. That is how the glutathione in our body is produced and it follows that the more of the free-form amino acids the liver can synthesize, the greater the probability that the glutathione levels in our system can be raised.
Now getting back to how protein and peptides enter our system, once protein enters our digestive system, stomach enzymes immediately works on it, breaking it down to peptides and then into amino acids before it is absorbed into the body. Reduced and unreduced glutathione are tri-peptides which means they still need to be broken down into simple amino acids before they can enter our system.
This is the part where reduced and unreduced glutathione loses its effectiveness. Reduced and unreduced glutathione are both so unstable that they easily get destroyed by the stomach enzymes and goes to waste before the body is able to absorb their free-form composition. One study shows that even a 3,000 milligram dose of glutathione, and that goes for both reduced and unreduced glutathione, wasn’t enough to raise the body’s levels to a clinically beneficial extent.
With this information in mind, it will be easy to understand why glutathione, regardless whether it is reduced or unreduced just can’t get the job done in terms of raising the body’s glutathione levels. Now why would a glutathione brand then insist on selling a product they may already know to be ineffective? We don’t know the exact answer to that but then if you have already sold millions to thousands of costumers, will it be easy for you to tell your clients that “Oops! Maybe our product isn’t effective after all,”?
WHY IS KB GLUTANAC BETTER THAN REDUCED AND UNREDUCED GLUTATHIONE?
Actually the more appropriate term would be “far better” than reduced and unreduced glutathione because the unique formulation of KB GlutaNAC took the strengths of glutathione, none of its weaknesses and made enhancements in order to maximize the effectiveness of the brand.
The first KB advantage would be its free-form glutathione composition. KB has free-form amino acid components of glutathione which are glycine, glutamic acid and l-cysteine. Since these are already n free-form, enzymes no longer need to break them down and thus they are immediately absorbed, giving the liver the supply needed in order to synthesize glutathione.
THE NAC FACTOR.
N-acetylcysteine or NAC is the best glutathione precursor or booster available today. Simply put, NAC tells the liver to go on and produce more glutathione and with the supply that KB has provided, the liver will just do that.
In his book Vita-Nutrient Solutions, Dr. Robert Atkins of the Atkins Diet fame said that ““NAC raises glutathione levels in the body in ways that oral supplements of glutathione itself cannot do.” Surely an expert in the caliber of Dr. Atkins would have made an exception for reduced glutathione if it was effective, but he never did.
WHY ROSEHIPS?
Rosehips is a plant containing one of nature’s richest sources of vitamin C. Vitamin C, apart from being a time-tested anti-oxidant and immune system enhancer, also aids in amino acid synthesis. As the NAC in KB encourages our liver to produce more glutathione from the free-form amino acids supplied also KB, the Vitamin C Rosehips also supplied by KB helps the liver synthesize it. Now you can’t get any more efficient and synchronized than that.
But why Rosehips and not just any other vitamin C?
Rosehips does more than just provide the body with vitamin C. Studies show that rosehips have other health benefits as well. The other health benefits of rosehips are often overlooked due to the fact that rosehips happen to be one of nature’s richest plant sources of vitamin C. Apart from being a source of vitamin C however, rosehips are also known to contain vitamins A and B, essential fatty acids (acids that are important to health but our body is unable to produce) and anti-oxidant flavonoids to help us fight allergy, viruses and even inhibit tumors and cancer. Regular supplementation of rosehips have also been proven to be very helpful for those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis owing to its anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant qualities.
These are very compelling reasons why KB GlutaNAC and Vitamin C Rosehips are far better at raising the body’s glutathione levels than both reduced and unreduced glutathione. We however are not asking you to take our word for it. Instead, we are encouraging you to look up the information we just shared with you for yourself. These simple facts can easily be seen even on Wikipeda. We’d like to keep it as simple as that.
The other glutathione manufacturers would rather try and confuse you by leading you to some obscure medical journals that would require you to have a medical degree for you to understand it in the hopes that you won’t realize that you are just being misled and taken for a ride. As a consumer, you owe it to yourself to arm yourself with the facts.
If you have any more questions, comments and suggestions, please visit our website at http://www.ilovekb.com or call our hotline at09178005836
KB is available at Watson’s, Mercury Drug and other leading drugstores nationwide. KB is available for only Php975.00 for the 1-month Regular Pack supply and a 10-day Trial Pack for only Php350.00.