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The body naturally produces glutathione, but its levels can decrease due to: - Aging - Stress - Poor diet - Smoking - Environmental pollution - Lack of sleep - Chronic illness - Excessive sun exposure When glutathione levels decline, the skin may appear dull, tired, uneven, and more prone to pigmentation issues