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Topic: Glutathione - IV vs. injections vs. nebulized

BoxerMom
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Glutathione injections did not make much of a difference for me, though I only took them for a couple months.

Would love to hear others' experiences with IV or nebulized glutathione.

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Jane2904
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momintexas
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I know this is probably not the answer you are looking for, but I thought I'd still share - just in case.....

We have started using Glutathione lotion. It took about 4 days before I could tell a difference, but I can definitely tell now.

Brain fog is less, I'm not as tired when I wake up and seem to overall have more energy.

I always have to take things slower so I went the lotion route.

This is what I'm using.

http://kirkmanlabs.com/ProductKirkman/43/1/ReducedL-GlutathioneLotion/

Hopefully more people will chime in that have experience with the IV or nebulized kind.

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BoxerMom
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I have done the lotion. I should see if I still have some. Thanks.

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sammy
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I was unable to tolerate nebulized glutathione. It made my throat close up.

I take IV glutathione once or twice weekly. It helps reduce that awful fluey feeling, sometimes helps me think more clearly, and sometimes helps my joints feel less achy. Obviously more helpful when I'm herxing.

Also great for liver support. It has helped keep my liver function tests well within normal range.

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Summer3
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I just started the IV. I'm not sure if it will continue to work, and it was mixed with other things kind of like a Meyer's cocktail push.

The first time, I had energy for a few hours the same day I took it. The second time, I had decreased numbness, tingling, heart palps and random shorter periods of energy (1-2 hours) for 3 days and then things started to return again.

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Lauralyme
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I did glutathione pushes and didn't feel a difference.

What about glutathione suppositories?
I remember watching a video of Dr H advocating those.

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Lauralyme
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On this note....I just listened to Dr K's teleseminar and he mentioned doing alpha lipoic IV followed by glutathion IV

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