What is glutathione and why must we protect patient access to it? Glutathione is such a critical soldier in our line of defense that our bodies make it themselves. We even have mechanisms that recycle and reuse it. But what happens when our toxic Immunocal, a cysteine rich whey protein, rescues reelin and reduces amyloid plaque burden in a transgenic amyloid protein precursor (hAPPSweInd) mouse model of Alzheimer's disease Alexandra Sandberg, Srivalli Puttagunta, Nathan Duval, Holly Glutathione deficiencies were frequently seen in the sickest patients during the pandemic. This explains why individuals with poor diets, obesity or compromised gut health were more likely to have worse disease. # nac #