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The peptide is working at the cellular level, stimulating fibroblast activity and initiating increased collagen and elastin production

Once opened, it supports bacterial growth immediately

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First isolated from human plasma in the early 1970s, it naturally occurs in blood, saliva, and urine but its concentrations decline sharply with age

This tripeptide helps your liver process and eliminate toxins while supporting the recycling of other important antioxidants like vitamins C and E, creating a comprehensive cellular protection network that becomes increasingly important as natural glutathione production declines with age