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2022-11-11


Glutathione is a tripeptide containing a γ-amide bond and a sulfhydryl group, which is composed of glutamic acid, cysteine and glycine, and is present in almost every cell of the body.
Glutathione helps maintain normal immune system function and has antioxidant, integrated detoxification properties. The sulfhydryl group on cysteine is its active group (so it is often abbreviated as G-SH), which is easy to combine with certain drugs and toxins, so that it has an integrated detoxification effect. Glutathione can not only be used in medicine, but also as the base material of functional food, which is widely used in functional food such as anti-aging, enhancing immunity and anti-tumor.
Glutathione has two forms, reduced (G-SH) and oxidized (G-S-S-G), and reduced glutathione accounts for the vast majority under physiological conditions. Glutathione reductase can catalyze the interconversion between the two types, and the coenzyme of this enzyme can also provide NADPH for the alternative metabolism of pentose phosphate.

Main effect
Antioxidant, Integrated Detoxification, Whitening, Blemish Lightening

 

Physiological function
1. Detoxification: combine with poisons or drugs to eliminate their toxic effects;
2. Participate in redox reactions: As an important reducing agent, it participates in various redox reactions in the body;
3. Protect the activity of thiolase: keep the active group-SH of thiolase in a reduced state;
4. Maintain the stability of the red blood cell membrane structure: eliminate the damaging effect of oxidants on the red blood cell membrane structure.

 

Main Application

  • Clinical drug

Glutathione drugs are widely used in clinic. In addition to using its sulfhydryl group to chelate heavy metals, fluoride, mustard gas and other toxin poisoning, it is also used in hepatitis, hemolytic diseases, keratitis, cataract and retinal diseases, etc., as a treatment or Drugs for adjunctive therapy. In recent years, Western scientists, especially Japanese scholars have found that glutathione has the function of inhibiting HIV.
The latest research also shows that GSH can correct the imbalance of acetylcholine and cholinesterase, play an anti-allergic effect, prevent skin aging and pigmentation, reduce the formation of melanin, improve the skin's antioxidant capacity and make the skin glow. GSH also has a good role in the treatment of corneal disease and improvement of sexual function.

  • Anti-oxidize effect

As an important antioxidant in the body, glutathione can remove free radicals in the human body; because GSH itself is susceptible to oxidation by certain substances, it can protect the sulfhydryl groups in many proteins and enzymes in the body from being harmful. Substances are oxidized to ensure the normal performance of molecular physiological functions such as proteins and enzymes; the content of glutathione in human erythrocytes is very large, which is of great significance to protect the sulfhydryl groups of proteins on the erythrocyte membrane in a reduced state and prevent hemolysis.

  • Food additives

Adding glutathione to food can have unexpected effects:
1. Adding it to the flour products can play a reducing role. It not only shortens the time of making bread to one-half or one-third of the original, but also greatly improves labor conditions, and plays a role in strengthening food nutrition and other functions.
2. Add it to yogurt and baby food, which is equivalent to vitamin C and can play the role of stabilizer.
3. Mix it into the fish cake to prevent the color from deepening.
4. When added to meat products and cheeses, it has the effect of enhancing the flavor.

 


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