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  • Humans and Animals cannot breathe without it. 
  • Humans and Animals die without Glutathione.
  • Glutathione levels drop daily from age, stress, & toxins.
  • Glutathione is the most studied molecule in medicine. There are over 182,000 studies on Glutathione in the US National Library of Medicine. (pubmed.gov)


Glutathione Swish 30 is:

the fastest absorbing, most efficient and affordable way to get Glutathione into the cells in the world because the Glutathione molecules are wrapped in water purer than a hospital IV.


Glutathione Swish30 contains: 

  • Glutathione
  • L-Cystine
  • Curcumin


Glutathione

  • Imperative for the Horse's brain.
  • Helps to detox the Horse's Liver. 
  • Helps strengthen Vitamin C, D, and E in their body. 
  • Mitigates, removes all toxins, chemicals & viruses.
  • Reduces swelling, inflammation & stress.
  • Detoxes the weedkiller Glyphosate and other pesticides horses may eat. 


L-Cystine:

  • Removes toxins from the Horse's liver.
  • Toxins and chemicals stick to L-Cystine like flypaper, which is then removed from the Horse's body.
  • An anti-inflammatory that supports heart health, the immune system and boosts the Horse's performance.


Curcumin:

  • Acts as an antioxidant. 
  • Fortifies mental health and clarity. 
  • Offers joint support.
  • May improve heart health in humans and horses. 


Normal Serving Size:

2 teaspoons/ 10 cc/ 10 ml (all the same measurements.)  


Serving Size if horse is sick; colic, strangles, wobbles: 

6 teaspoons/ 30 cc/ 30 ml every 15 minutes or every hour as the owner, trainer or vet sees fit.


There are 30 (2) teaspoon/10 cc/10 ml servings in one bottle.


A Horse would not typically consume more than (4) bottles of Swish 30 in 24 hours. 


The Toxic Load for Humans and Horses is 1,700 bottles of Glutathione Swish 30 in a 24-hour period. No person or animal would consume that amount. Glutathione is a molecule that is naturally in every cell.


  1. The 2 teaspoons (10cc, 10 ml) of Glutathione Swish 30 are put into a syringe. 
  2. Add just a bit of clean, filtered, water to the 2 teaspoons of Swish 30 to make it go into their mouth slowly. Note: (Do not ever use reverse osmosis or distilled water; there are no minerals in reverse osmosis or distilled water.)
  3. The trainer or handler pulls the horse’s tongue over to one side (this is common to do.)
  4. Then the Swish and water from the syringe is slowly put into the other side of the horse’s mouth away from the tongue over the course of about 30 seconds. 
  5. The horse sloshes their tongue around and the Glutathione Swish gets absorbed.


IN NORMAL CONDITIONS OUTSIDE OF COMPETITION/ HEAVY WORKLOAD SEASON:

Horses are given 2 teaspoons of Glutathione Swish 30 (2) times a day once in the morning and night.


DURING COMPETITION SEASON or HEAVY WORKLOAD TIMES: WHEN THE HORSE HAS A LOT OF ENERGY EXPENDITURE:

Horses are given 2 teaspoons of Glutathione Swish 30 (4 – 8) times a day during competition, heavy workload times or trailering.


HORSES IN COMPETITION or IN A HEAVY WORKLOAD ARE GIVEN:

2 teaspoons morning & night as well as pre & post each event.

2 teaspoons morning & night as well as pre & post work times.

2 teaspoons morning & night as well as pre & post trailer rides.


PRE & POST TIMING NOTE: 

Horses are given 2 teaspoons 5 minutes before the competitive event, workday or trailer ride and immediately after the competitive event, workday or trailer ride.


If the horse was trailered and competed in one event the same day, it would have 6 (2 teaspoon) servings that day. 

AM, PM, PRE/POST Trailer Ride, PRE/POST Event.


TONGUE STRETCHES: 

Trainers do tongue stretches with horses to help their brain function, so this is common to pull their tongue over to one side when giving the Swish 30.


SICK HORSES: 

Get up and lay down repeatedly when they are ill.

They lay on their sides and go in circles, they are stressed.

6 teaspoons of Swish 30 in a bit of water in the syringe is given.

The Vet or Horse Owner will know if it is working in 10 minutes. 

The horse begins to settle. 

If not, give the horse 6 teaspoons with a bit of water every 15 to 30 minutes until it settles.

The horse does not exceed 4 bottles of Swish 30 in one day.


COLIC: 

Horses can get terrible stomachaches. 

Horses typically need surgery for Colic and the surgery is $10,000.

Put Swish 30 on gauze strips and wrap the horse’s stomach.

Give horse 6 teaspoons of Glutathione Swish 30 (4) times a day. 

The Owner or Vet can tell if the Swish 30 is working in 10 minutes.

None of the horses given Swish 30 needed Colic surgery.


CELLULITIS: 

This is a bacterial infection in the legs that causes swelling, redness, fever and chills. 

A retired horse that could not compete any longer had cellulitis. The horse was given 6 Teaspoons of Swish 30 (4) times a day for two weeks and the horse went back to competing in two weeks!


STRANGLES: 

This is a virus and causes the horse’s airway to be blocked. 

The vet needs to slice an opening in the horse’s neck to breathe. The horse often dies.

Typically, a horse with Strangles: 6 Teaspoons (4) times a day.

7 horses had Strangles and all 7 horses lived after they were given Swish 30 for 8 days. 

The Vet monitors during care.


WOBBLES:  

The horse has a head injury, was kicked, fell etc. 

The horse typically needs to be put down. 

This is a brain issue in the horse.

A horse with Wobbles was given:

6 teaspoons of Swish 30 (5) times a day for 3 days

Then 6 teaspoons Swish 30 (2) times a day for the next 4 days.  

The horse lived and is doing fine to this day.



Disclaimer: 

You acknowledge that no one affiliated with this site is a veterinarian. The DETAILS ON THIS SITE ARE general PROTOCOLS that hAVE been succesfully used on horses in the past. THIS IS NOT VETERINARY ADVICE. You must consult your trainers and Equine veterinarian. 


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