The body possesses sophisticated natural detoxification systems—primarily in the liver, kidneys, and cells—that help process and eliminate everyday toxins, metabolic waste, and environmental stressors. These pathways rely on antioxidants, sulfur-containing compounds, and amino acids to support Phase I and Phase II detoxification while protecting cells from oxidative stress.

SUPREMEplex™ LP² is formulated with a comprehensive LP² matrix that includes ingredients studied for their roles in supporting the body’s own detoxification processes.

L-Glutathione L-Glutathione is widely recognized as the body’s “master antioxidant” and plays a central role in Phase II detoxification. It helps conjugate toxins and heavy metals, making them water-soluble so they can be safely excreted. Research shows that adequate glutathione levels support cellular protection, liver health, and the body’s natural ability to maintain detoxification balance.

N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) NAC serves as a direct precursor to glutathione, supplying cysteine—one of the three amino acids required for its synthesis. NAC is extensively studied for its capacity to replenish glutathione stores, especially during periods of increased oxidative load, and to support the liver’s natural detoxification pathways.

Bromelain Bromelain, the proteolytic enzyme included in the LP² matrix, has been researched for its ability to break down proteins and peptides. By helping reduce proteinaceous debris and supporting a healthy inflammatory response, bromelain may indirectly assist the body’s overall detoxification efficiency and tissue comfort.

Amino Acids & Bioactive Peptides in the LP² Matrix The LP² matrix also delivers a rich profile of amino acids—including glutamic acid, which is a key building block for glutathione—along with other bioactive peptides. These components support protein synthesis, cellular repair, and the biochemical pathways involved in natural detoxification and antioxidant defense.

Together, L-Glutathione, NAC, bromelain, and the amino acids in the LP² matrix work synergistically in SUPREMEplex™ LP² to support natural detoxification pathways, antioxidant activity, healthy inflammatory response, immune function, and the body’s own ability to maintain microbial balance.

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