Glutathione deficiency may promote cancer initiation (by failing to protect DNA from oxidative damage), while elevated glutathione in established tumors may promote cancer progression and treatment resistance (by protecting cancer cells from chemotherapy and radiation) [2][5]
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With too little glutathione, insulin signaling grows weaker
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Your body produces glutathione in the liver, but it is also found in the skin, lungs, kidneys, and immune cells