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So the topic is Hashimotos and glutathione.
So it's kind of when I isolate one, When you isolate one of these, in this particular
case, antioxidants out versus all of the other Things in the constellation of Hashimotos, it's a
little more challenging to give you a good picture Of this. So if you're asking this question,
you already know that maybe you don't know, But it's a good possibility you already
know that glutathione is a huge antioxidant Meaning, and it's made in your
liver, and it's made in your cells. So it's in your cells. So it's protecting your
cells from oxidative stress. You overworking, You overdoing it, you're over drinking, you
over smoking. All these things that create these Reactive oxidation species that are destroying
our health and not sleeping and so on and so Forth. So glutathione, dampens the oxidative
stress that is created by those things and more That damage your cells, damage your mitochondria.
The glutathione, some people know it as primarily The big detoxer because it is anti-inflammatory.
It is antioxidant. It's a big part of your liver Detoxification. There's a glutathione
pathway in your liver that takes smells And chemicals and takes, I'm sensitive to
lotions, I'm sensitive to hair shampoos. Those come into your system as particles. They
get into your bloodstream, they get into the Liver. And then glutathione literally takes those
particles and it grabs them and it crushes them, And it brings them to a pathway where they
can be made water soluble. So another ion Can be attached to them and they can go out into
the urine or into the feces or into the sweat. So glutathione, it's a chelator. A lot of people
use high doses of glutathione to chelate heavy Metals out. That's one of the big things that
it does. It neutralizes a lot of these toxins That are making us sick. Glutathione for me,
relative to Hashimotos, both of those things Are important because oxidative stress as well
as toxins are big triggers and perpetuators of Autoimmunity, Hashimotos. And so from that
perspective, it has that part of the puzzle. The biggest thing for Hashimotos, I think in
addition to these two, or maybe even above These two, is glutathione helps to fuel and
strengthen a part of your immune system called The T regulatory system. So what does this
part of system do? If you get an attack, A viral attack, okay? A virus, so many viruses
are triggers for Hashimotos, but if you get a Viral attack and your immune system has to attack
it, it'll attack, it'll attack, it'll attack. Hopefully it'll kill the virus eventually.
But something has to tell the immune system, "Hey, you've killed the virus, now stop."
And it's called the T regulatory part of your Immune system. And this regulatory part says,
"Okay, it's enough. You've killed it. You've Stabbed it. You've beaten it up. You've chopped
it into pieces, it's dead. It's a gone. Stop." That is important, okay? That is an important
function otherwise, your immune system goes crazy And starts doing other things like attacking you.
Now, when your DNA says that it's all right for
That virus to attack you, and that virus exceeds
the regulatory system's ability to stop it, That doesn't deter the regulatory system.
Every time you have a trigger, that regulatory System is now going to try to stop that
virus not from not being killed anymore, But from attacking the tissue that your immune
system says it can attack and glutathione is What fuels that system. It's what makes that
system strong. So when people have autoimmunity, They almost all have low glutathione because
the glutathione is being literally sucked Right out of your system all day long.
If you're not aware of what your triggers Are, and every time you eat a food that you're
sensitive to or allergic to. Or every time you Get an inflammatory response, or every time
you overdo it or any of 40 different things, Your glutathione is being used to strengthen that
system, which is trying to stop the inflammatory Response that's created by that trigger from
getting your immune system to attack you. Those are the three big areas, and glutathione
does even way more than that. It's insane. It Helps heal your blood brain barrier and it helps
you… It does so many things. It's insane. I mean It's really, it's just the top. It's the biggest
antioxidant. It's the most powerful antioxidant That research knows of at this point in time.
And so that's one part of what is important to Do with Hashimotos. But glutathione should be a
big player in any person's Hashimoto's protocol.