It is vital for red blood cell production, and maintaining a healthy nervous system, and plays a key role in DNA synthesis
This is because glutathione deficiency contributes to oxidative stress, which plays a key role in these and other disease pathogenesis such as seizures, Alzheimers disease, liver disease, sickle cell anemia, cancer, heart attack, stroke, and diabetes
NGF levels were also significantly lower in the VPA+LipRSV group compared to the CT group, suggesting that LipRSV treatment may have contributed to a further reduction in NGF levels
This blog discusses how glutathione affects your nervous system and how we can correct glutathione imbalances
The studies were done on rodents, the b12 isnt available in the kidneys for very long, weeks, not months it seems.and whether humans with b12 deficiency because of a broken system can access this b12 we wont know without further research