Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Why Liposomal Glutathione is My Top Antioxidant Choice

16 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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Robert Whitfield MD explains why he uses liposomal glutathione instead of regular glutathione: the standard form is unstable, but the liposomal version works for his patients. In Canada, Health Canada approval takes at least 210 days, which limits suppliers to one or two companies and drives up prices.

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Minimum 210 days

"One or two" companies (speaker's phrasing)

Refrigerated ("store in the fridge")

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I love glutathione. One of the thing is that glutathione, you know, we call it super antioxidant. So it's react to everything that can oxidize. So with that, glutathione is very unstable. And the only form that I find it that work for my clients or my patient and myself is liposomal form that you're using. And up in Canada it's really hard to get liposom of glutathione. It's because Canadian system up in Canada, if you want to market the supplement, you need to get the registration through Health Canada and get the approval for safety, et cetera. So that process itself is for say liposomal glutathione. It's going to take minimum 210 days before they approve it. And that's not going to guarantee that they'll approve it. So not a lot of company will go through that registration process. So we only have like one or two company of glutathione, liposomal glutathione up here. So with that the price is a little bit on the expensive side and then you got to store in the fridge type of thing.