How To Slow the Rapid Aging Process By Dr. Kathy Veon

Slow the Rapid Aging Process

Glutathione is the ‘master antioxidant’ which is created intracellularly in the liver through the biochemical processing of the three amino acids: cysteine, glycine and glutamic acid. It is also considered the ‘master detoxifier’ and protects against the oxidative stress caused by mold, heavy metals, EMF exposures and many other environmental toxins.

Both endogenous and exogenous damage leads to DNA lesions and a ‘rapid aging’ process. Signs of aging include: stem cell exhaustion, altered intercellular communication, genomic instability and epigenetic alterations, telomere attrition, deregulated nutrient-sensing, mitochondrial exhaustion, and an increase in cellular senescence, just to name a few. Keep reading to learn more about how glutathione can assist the body in slowing the rapid aging process being promoted by our current environment.

How to Slow the Rapid Aging Processy Dr. Kathy Veon, A Great 5 Star Rated Holistic Healer

Glutathione. The Master Antioxidant

Low Glutathione Levels

Low glutathione levels are now very common due to the increased prevalence of oxidative stress drivers in our environment. Some of the conditions linked to high oxidative stress are:

Diabetes
Asthma and COPD
Autoimmune
Disorders
Cancer
Fibromyalgia
Cardiovascular
Diseases
Neurodegenerative
Disorders
Viral Diseases
Stroke

The benefits of creating more glutathione endogenously, or by supplementation are numerous and wide-reaching. Benefits of glutathione include:

Immune System Support
Detoxification
Cellular Health
Skin Health
Antioxidant
Protection
Neurological Health
Liver Function
Cancer Prevention
Cardiovascular Health
Anti-Inflammation

Glutathione is an excellent therapy for anyone exposed to mold, mycotoxins, heavy metals and EMFs. One of the most powerful environmental toxins that depletes our glutathione levels is the exponential increase in exposures to wireless radiation (RF-EMF’s) and other forms of electromagnetic radiation. Our bodies simply cannot keep up with the demand for protection against oxidative stress caused by EMF exposures. Measures to reduce EMF exposures can be found here:

10 Steps to Reduce Wireless Radiation

How to Hardwire Internet Connections

Increase Glutathione Levels

There are several ways to increase glutathione levels.

Coffee Enemas have long been used to support healthy detoxification and increase endogenous glutathione production. They are one of the main holistic therapies recommended for anyone healing from a severe chronic disease such as cancer, autoimmune disorders, allergies and neurodegenerative disorders. It is important to use only coffee that has been tested for heavy metals, mold and mycotoxins, pesticides and chemicals. Here are a couple of excellent options:

Full enema kits and instructions can be found here: Enema Kits

Supplementation to increase glutathione levels has many forms. The two most bioavailable are liposomal oral delivery, and topical delivery. One of the most researched and effective topical delivery methods is Glutaryl. Glutaryl comes in two strengths.

It is recommended to begin with the lower strength to avoid a Herxheimer Reaction (detoxification reaction or ‘healing crisis’). Another topical delivery system that is also excellent for children on the autism spectrum is from NeuroBiologix.

This topical formula is easy to use for people who are more sensitive to smells and textures. Glutathione is a simple sulfur compound and does retain some of the ‘sulfur’ odor as part of its normal and beneficial biochemistry. Foods that contain natural sulfur compounds that increase glutathione levels are:

Broccoli
Brussel Sprouts
Kale
Garlic
Onions
Watercress
Mustard Greens
Cauliflower
Eggs
Avocados
Asparagus
Okra
Whey Proteins

Nutrient supplementation can assist the body in creating glutathione. N-Acetyl Cysteine or ‘NAC’ is a precursor of glutathione. NAC is one of the main nutrients recommended for healing from pathogenic exposures such as COVID. Please be conservative with NAC supplementation, as too much can be neurotoxic for certain individuals. 300 – 400mg, three times daily is a therapeutic dose. Vitamin C supplementation should also be used to help reduce the workload of glutathione. Vitamin C works in synergy with NAC. Two grams of Vitamin C daily is an effective therapeutic dose.

ReadiSorb is my most favorite oral delivery form of liposomal glutathione. It comes in either a powder that is easy to travel with, or a liquid that must be kept refrigerated. Several Glutathione options can be found at Fullscript here: Glutathione Options

Environmental Factors

Avoiding substances that deplete glutathione is essential. Alcohol consumption dramatically increases glutathione depletion. In addition, most wines produced in the USA have very high levels of pesticides and herbicides such as Round Up (Glyphosates). Toxic chemical exposures deplete glutathione levels, so removing chemical based household cleaners, topical creams, lotions, personal care products, as well as yard and garden, pest and weed control is very important.

The following resources give options for more ‘clean’ and ‘organic’ alternatives:

Many more healing resources are available on the Patient Resources page. Consuming nutrient dense foods, healthy lifestyle habits including daily exercise, sunlight, restful and restorative sleep, healthy thought patterns, relationships and environments are necessary to achieve true healing.

For more information about how Clinical Nutrition, QRA, EVOX Therapy, Integrative, Functional and Holistic Medicine can help you attain excellent health, please call the office: 407-328-6711 or email: Kathy@DrKathyVeon.com

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Wishing you health, prosperity, joy and happiness this beautiful New Year! Dr. Kathy Veon, DAOM, AP, CCN, Dipl. Ac., Doctor of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine, Acupuncture Physician, & Certified Clinical Nutritionist as well as Diplomate of Acupuncture (NCCAOM)

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Dr. Kathy Veon, DAOM, AP, CCN is a graduate of Emperor’s College of Traditional Oriental Medicine in Santa Monica, CA as well as Florida College of Integrative Medicine in Orlando, Florida.

She is a board-certified Licensed Acupuncturist, Certified Clinical Nutritionist, and Doctor of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine. Dr. Veon is currently serving as Vice-Chair of the Florida Board of Acupuncture, and Committee Chair of Continuing Education for the International and American Associations of Clinical Nutritionists (IAACN).

She holds a private practice in Lake Mary, Florida at Central Florida Preventive Medicine where she specializes in holistic medicine therapies such as Functional Medicine, Clinical Nutrition, Quantum Reflex Analysis (QRA), Acupuncture, Pelotherapy, NAET (allergy elimination technique), Western and Chinese Herbology, Nutrigenomic Testing and Nutritional Therapies, EVOX Perception Reframing, Environmental Medicine and helping her patients overcome chronic and debilitating illnesses through finding and correcting the root causes of disease.

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