The Master Antioxidant Glutathione Kindle Edition

This was a great introduction and overview of the least known, but most important antioxidants, glutathione. The overview of supplements and precursors was very helpful

To mention the style of the book itself, I appreciated wholeheartedly the no-nonsense styling of this book. So many ebooks are filled with fluff just to extend the number of pages. I'm a busy man and I want to get the good information immediately without having to pick it out of an extra 100 pages I'm skimming. The pacing was great. No time wasted!I'm just beginning to learn about cellular health in general and I came across the term "glutathione." A couple days later and I've read this ebook. What seemed like a severely confusing topic is now solidified in my brain beyond just the basics. The author obviously understands this complex molecule because he transmitted that information to me clearly, quickly, and effectively.I did appreciate the real research references. When I have time and can dig super in-depth, I'll go read those. At the same time I was glad there weren't a lot of anecdotal stories about this person and that person and their experiences with glutathione, it might have made the book a tad less dry. But then again, this is a serious book with serious information. I'm not sure if that would have helped or hurt. The pacing was great but I still desired something with the flow. I'm going to give this 4 stars instead of 5. It's perfect in terms of it's information and ease of understanding, but it wasn't riveting either. I'm not asking for a fiction masterpiece, because that's not even appropriate for this style of book. But I did get a tad bored.All in all, this is a great read about an interesting topic. You don't go wrong by reading this one.

I just bought one of the best forms glutathione augmentation which is called immunocal. I'm glad I read this book because now this immunocal will be part and parcel of my monthly regime. I knew that glutathione was important, but had no idea how important it really was. Thank you to the author for a concise and useful overview of the master molecule.

The book(let) offers some basic data on glutathione without the unnecessary preamble and patient stories so common in health-related literature. This brief review lacks data on dosage etc, a fairly big oversight.Additionally, it suffers from very bizarre punctuation throughout, a fact that doesn't make the facts presented unclear, but disrupts the focus on the subject matter somewhat.

Im more into herbs and natural healing and building of the immune system. I have been fighting a leg infection and health problems for awhile now. That along with what we normally end up in our bodies from the environment now days I have been reading more and more on how to boost my bodies natural immune system and such. This book helped me to understand more on a subject I had heard about but wanted to know more about.The reason I loved the writing style was he got to the subject and didnt fill it with a lot of fluff that I would get bored with. Got to the point and just did the job on teaching us a little more on a serious subject. Id recommend this book to anyone that wants to learn about boosting your immune system up.

This is a very informative read about the power of glutathione. I particularly enjoyed the specifics about supplementation. This book could use an editor for helping with sentence fragments and cohesive paragraphs.

It tells you the basic, like a single chapter in a book. You can get as much information from the internet without paying this person one penny. I read it, thinking there would be a bigger picture, no there isn’t.

I heard about Glutathione a while ago on the Dr Oz show but never really thought about it again until just recently when I heard my wife and her friends talking about it. I looked at a few different books on the topic but they were long and confusing, then I found this one which is nice and short, right to the point, and backed up by years of research. It worked perfectly on my Kindle and now I understand glutathione so I'm a happy camper!