Swish30 with HydraStat™ Nano Delivery

HydraStat™delivery, molecular scale particles protected by ultra-pure water clusters

Swish30 utilizes HydraStat™ Delivery of glutathione, which offers several distinct advantages over IV treatments:

1. Enhanced Bioavailability: HydraStat™ Delivery glutathione particles in Swish30 are much smaller than those used in IV treatments, enabling them to be absorbed more efficiently by the body. This means a greater proportion of glutathione is utilized, maximizing its antioxidant benefits.
2. Sustained Release: The oral administration of Swish30 allows for a more consistent and sustained release of glutathione into the bloodstream. Unlike IV treatments that provide a high dose in a short period, Swish30 maintains more stable glutathione levels over time, ensuring ongoing antioxidant protection.
3. Cost-Effectiveness: Swish30 provides a more affordable alternative to regular IV glutathione treatments. Its oral, at-home application eliminates the need for frequent clinic visits, reducing overall costs significantly while still delivering effective results.
4. Convenience: The ease of use associated with Swish30 – simply swishing the liquid in your mouth – offers unparalleled convenience compared to the more invasive and time-consuming IV treatments.

A DAILY DOSE OF WELLNESS IN A BOTTLE:

This potent liquid supplement blends glutathione, L-cysteine, curcumin, and vitamin C for maximum absorption.  Just swish for 30 seconds and swallow to unlock the benefits of the worlds most studied antioxidant.  The affordable alternative to glutathione IVs.

• Immune Booster
• Joint Support
• Cognitive Health
• Clean Energy
• Rapid Recovery

Glutathione levels decrease as we age. Continuous attacks on your cells by the invasion of toxins, heavy metals, and exposure to radiation and free radicals cause damage and expedite the aging process. Glutathione levels are also reduced by any trauma the cells encounter - such as injuries, infections or diseases.

Glutathione is one of the most studied molecules in the world with over 173,000 studies on PubMed* compared to vitamin c with about 73,000 studies.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=glutathione

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