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During deep sleep, growth hormone is released (critical for tissue repair and body composition), the glymphatic system clears metabolic waste from the brain (including beta-amyloid associated with Alzheimers), immune function is regulated, hormones are produced and balanced, memory consolidation and cognitive processing occur, and cellular repair processes peak
By helping to neutralise free radicals, glutathione encourages mitochondrial growth, producing younger and healthier cells to replace ageing ones
Permanent IGF-1 elevation
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