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Does GliSODin actually work? (Sun Protection)

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#31 YOLF

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Posted 08 July 2015 - 10:24 AM

Oh, and the markers seem to point in the right direction too, but they don't vary much with glutathione either, I would still need to see tissue samples being done.

 

What about enteric coatings? They apparently have several parts of the GI tract that can be targeted.



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Posted 09 July 2015 - 09:29 PM

My regimen for collagen and elastin production and being healthy in general after more than a year of accumulated knowledge comes down to this. You can call me vain but I like to take care of my skin, everyone should have a skin regimen- this is mine:

I have others in my regimen, but I'm not purchasing them at the moment since I'm stocked but i'll list it at the bottom.

 

Source Naturals GliSODin (3 packs 250mg\capsule)
(60$)
 
Neocell collagen (2 pack)
(22.30$)
 
Kakidu Plum Juice (33.8 fl. oz)
(18.43)
 
L-Carnosine 300 capsules (500 mg each)
(60)
 
Hyaluronic Acid (120 capsules)
19.52$
 
Total: 179.52
 
Astaxanthin 4 mg 180 caps
16$
 
Phytoceramide 350 mg (200 caps)
20$
 
Salmon Oil Omega 3's (500 mg 100 caps)
12$
 
White Tea (Pack of two)
14.20$
 
Total: 40$
 
 
Complete Total: 233.72$
 
Disclaimer:
I'm not a doctor, this is for educational purposes only.
 
I hope this helps anyone who's interested in skin health and keeping skin in perfect condition- but this will benefit more than just skin. I listed this to help you with the price.. some of these are the ones that are the cheapest.
Anyways, I hope this helps anyone who's reading it.. maybe post your experiences with these supplements  I've researched a lot into these and they will definitely help your skin.
 
 
 
 

Edited by YOLF, 11 July 2015 - 04:38 AM.


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#33 YOLF

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Posted 10 July 2015 - 08:05 AM

Plum Juice may have galactose in it. Maria Konovalenko's antiaging or longevity cookbook makes a good case against foods with galactose. Also not for those who are lactose intolerant. Carnosine can help clean up the glycation caused by the galactose though. What do you think of taking glycine?

 

 


Edited by YOLF, 10 July 2015 - 08:07 AM.


#34 ImmortalSpace

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Posted 11 July 2015 - 03:50 AM

Plum Juice may have galactose in it. Maria Konovalenko's antiaging or longevity cookbook makes a good case against foods with galactose. Also not for those who are lactose intolerant. Carnosine can help clean up the glycation caused by the galactose though. What do you think of taking glycine?

 

 

Hmm interesting i didn't know that, thanks for the info. :) I heard good things about glycine but I haven't researched it enough to talk about it personally- I know some protein shakes might have it the one i take does so that's a plus.

Feel free to add to this list, i'm sure there's hundreds or even thousands of supplements to be researched.







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