Topic, found some gluthathione(reduced, jarrow) bottles, over expiry date. Upon opening they kinda reek.
Would they still be safe for consumption?
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Posted 28 December 2015 - 12:11 PM
The reek is probably from the breakdown of cysteine, which gives off hydrogen sulfide. If it were dangerous, breakdown of glutathione in the body would kill us all.
Seems pretty harmless, then. Thank you for the information.
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