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Key Functions of Glutathione Antioxidant Protection Glutathione neutralizes free radicals, helping prevent cellular damage that can lead to disease, premature aging, and inflammation
Best timing: At least 1 hour between glutathione and milk tea More time is better if your milk tea is extra sweet or extra creamy 3
People with glutathione hypersensitivity Glutathione hypersensitivity (often called an "allergy" in the colloquial sense) isn't a topic widely discussed in medical literature, but hypersensitivity is possible