Glutathione is one of the most powerful antioxidants in the body. It is also a critical molecule used to detoxify many toxins/poisons. It also plays a central role in ‘recycling’ vitamins C and E.

Parkinson’s disease is recognized as being related to both excessive oxidation and chemical/environmental toxicities. Glutathione can help with moderating both issues.

Glutathione will be most effective if given intravenously. It is also available in oral supplemental form. NAC (N-acetylcysteine) is a precursor for glutathione’s synthesis in the body and supplementation of NAC has been shown to increase Glutathione levels.

If the diagnosis of Parkinson’s has already been made, you definitely want to get regular intravenous injections of glutathione (along with lots of other critical nutrients).

Please note: once Parkinson’s has been diagnosed, a large percentage of brain cells in the substantia nigra part of the brain have been destroyed. No treatment (yet) can reverse this. So, treatment such as glutathione and other antioxidants and detoxification nutrients may only help to slow the progression of the condition (although I have heard of cases where there is some immediate improvement in symptoms after an IV).

Best wishes and good luck!

I just noticed my own dad shaking today…..I am curious of your answers.

Yes, in IV form……Pills will not cut it….here the name of a Dr. you can call for info….Dr. Al Johnson….972-479-0400……He… is in Richardson,Texas…..