Description
About Sublinthion Naturally present in the cells of our body, glutathione is an essential tripeptide synthesised from three amino acids: glutamic acid, cysteine and glycine. Its concentration declines with age as well as during situations of oxidative stress (smoking, pollution, unbalanced diet, intensive physical activity, viral illnesses). Sublinthion comes in the form of a mucoadhesive tablet combining reduced glutathione (GSH) and a pomegranate extract, designed to progressively release these active ingredients at the level of the oral mucosa, thereby promoting fast and effective assimilation without intestinal or hepatic degradation. Unique properties √ Mucoadhesive galenic form with progressive release at the level of the oral mucosa √ Combination of reduced glutathione (GSH) and a particular pomegranate extract √ Sublingual absorption allowing digestive and hepatic degradation to be bypassed √ Provides glutathione in its bioactive reduced form (GSH), naturally unstable and poorly bioavailable via the classic oral route √ Particularly suited to situations of age-related decline: from age 40, the glutathione deficit can reach 30%, and up to 50% from age 65
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