April 30, 2009
What is the difference between l-glutathione and reduced glutathione?
kenarose23 asked:
I need to know how l-glutathione is different from reduced glutathione or is it the same? Also I heard that the side effects of l-glutathione is akin whitening but it isn't permanent or is it?
I need to know how l-glutathione is different from reduced glutathione or is it the same? Also I heard that the side effects of l-glutathione is akin whitening but it isn't permanent or is it?
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Glutathione
L-glutathione is "the reduced form of glutathione". The reduced form of glutathione or L-glutathione is the kind of glutathione that has the side effect of skin whitening. The effects can be permanent, however you have to maintain your skin in good condition of-course. that would mean you have to stay clear from prolonged exposure to uv rays or sunlight, you have to drinks lots of water, and eat fruits and vegetables. If your considering whitening your skin however i suggest you first try Swiss l-glutathione bar. It's a really good whitening soap that brings the effects of glutathione directly to your skin. visit their site here: