glutathione and cancer progression A schematic diagram of overall signaling pathways of Glutathione in cancer progression and

Even moderate alcohol intake measurably lowers hepatic glutathione because ethanol metabolism produces acetaldehyde, a toxic intermediate that glutathione has to neutralize

Superoxide dismutase, catalase, and glutathione peroxidase in red blood cells from patients with malignant diseases

[5],[6] Research on the role of glutathione supplementation in these diseases is limited

Furthermore, in vitro treatment of human bronchial epithelial cells with P.bivia supernatant altered lipid profiles, promoting pro-inflammatory metabolites and suppressing anti-inflammatory lipids, thereby elucidating how microbial metabolites drive inflammatory responses in asthma (Yan et al., 2024)