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Since cells are constantly exposed to oxidative stress from diet, lifestyle factors, and environmental exposure, maintaining optimal glutathione levels supports overall cellular well-being

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This factor is crucial for the development, differentiation, plasticity, and survival of neurons, and it is decreased during mania and depression, but recovers at normal level in euthymic patients [32]