What are the differences between liposomal glutathione and reduced glutathione?

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Liposomal glutathione
Reduced glutathione

Is an active form of glutathione that is contained inside a lipid molecule to supplement absorption
Is an active form of glutathione that does not go through encapsulation

Has a shorter shelf life and a bad taste
Has a longer shelf life and has no bad taste

Is absorbed by the human body in high amounts
Is absorbed by the human body in low amounts

Has safety concerns due to soy lecithin being present
Has fewer safety concerns

Liposomal glutathione	Reduced glutathione
Is an active form of glutathione that is contained inside a lipid molecule to supplement absorption	Is an active form of glutathione that does not go through encapsulation
Has a shorter shelf life and a bad taste	Has a longer shelf life and has no bad taste
Is absorbed by the human body in high amounts	Is absorbed by the human body in low amounts
Has safety concerns due to soy lecithin being present	Has fewer safety concerns

What are the differences between liposomal glutathione and reduced glutathione?

Posted November 30, 2022