Why not supplement with glutathione directly rather than NAC?

Dr. Paul Marik explains what a glutathione is and shares that N-Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC) is better absorbed and acts as a precursor to glutathione. Dr. Liz Mumper adds that NAC can oxidize easily, and can taste and smell badly. She shares a fun trick for making glutathione… broccoli sprouts! (She recommends sneaking them into smoothies for kids).

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