Sometimes called the “Master Antioxidant,” glutathione’s scope well exceeds that description. In addition to neutralizing free radical damage, glutathione is required to detoxify pollutants and toxins, protect against cancer, and keep our dietary antioxidants at full effectiveness. Unfortunately, by the age of 65, we are making up to 50% less glutathione than we did in our youth, and certain drugs and diseases diminish this critical compound even more rapidly. However, boosting glutathione levels has been an ongoing challenge. Join us for a discussion with integrative healthcare practitioner Cheryl Myers to look at the options for effective glutathione therapy, and an examination of the research on its use for people with cancer, HIV/AIDS, Parkinson’s disease, autism and more.