Glutathione is said to be a powerful inhibitor of influenza. Here's an
example of an article:

http://www.life-enhancement.com/article_template.asp?ID=844

"supplemental glutathione (50 mM) to the drinking water of female
Balb/c mice inoculated with influenza and found that it inhibited
viral titer in trachea and lung."

I'm looking for research that documents the ideal dose of glutathione
in miligrams per kilogram of body weight. I have no idea what 50 mM
means in terms of actual human doses.

Include links or references to actual research reports supporting your
conclusion. I'm looking for the ideal glutathione dose to resist
influenza in miligrams per kilogram.

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Clarification of Question by hydra_exec-ga on 03 Aug 2005 08:49 PDT

This is published medical research cited by Life Enhancement. The
research supporting Glutathione for influenza has nothing to do with
the website operated by Life Enhancement. Moreover, if the FDA or HHS
is concerned about something you are selling and they are sending out
warning letters, that usually is an indicator you are selling
something that is or could hurt the profits of big pharma.

I woukd be very cautious dealing with the Life Enhancement site.

http://www.fda.gov/foi/warning_letters/g3741d.htm

http://www.casewatch.org/fdawarning/prod/2002/index.shtml