Resync Blog

  Healthcare professionals and those they care for can be left with few options to manage mild and moderate Covid-19 care, especially since healthc...

  Wellness is not just how you feel, it’s how you interact with the world, especially in difficult times. In the face of adversity, it can be easy ...

Keto is hot these days and for good reason. With effects on improving brain health, reversing diabetes, promoting weight loss, and treating metabol...

  Nitric oxide is well known as an endurance supplement, but do you know what else you’re missing if you’re performing without it? If you’re lookin...

  Optimize your performance and facilitate your recovery by working with a physical therapist, #ChoosePT!  As part of National Physical Therapy Mon...

  It’s National Physical Therapy Month, so if you have a pain or mobility issue that needs some attention, #ChoosePT!  Show your physical therapist...

  September 21st is World Alzheimer’s Day, an internationally recognized day to increase awareness of dementia-related diseases with walks and othe...

  Skin-care companies often hop on the next trend and push vitamins that won’t do much for you. For instance, have you seen ‘biotin’ in single-ing...

  You have an idea why taking care of the collagen in your connective tissue is so important for looking good and feeling great. (If you missed it ...

Remember playing “hot-potato” as a kid?  Whether it was just a fast-paced game of catch or it was literally a steaming tuber being tossed around, s...

Glutathione is the front line in our body’s defense system. Inactivity, insomnia, pollution, and even healthy aging are just a few pieces of normal...

Your master antioxidant, glutathione, is endogenous - meaning it’s not an antioxidant you take as a supplement, it’s one that your body makes (see more in our last post). 

However, making sure you have enough isn’t just about eating the best building blocks of glutathione. Having enough glutathione is also about minimizing triggers for chronic inflammation and oxidative stress in the first place, and then giving your body a chance to manage its own antioxidant and anti-inflammatory responses.