To all, glutathione nebulized

[Guest guest]

I am going to try it for a month, 300 mg twice a day in an inspiration

nebulizer. Wellness Pharmacy makes it ph adjusted so it doesn't

irritate your lungs, you just dump it in the nebulizer and inhale.

there is NO PROOF it gets taken up systemically but one thinks maybe

so, because asthma drugs certainly have systemic effects.

[Guest guest]

Hi, Jill.

I hope this really does you some good! I'll be interested to hear how

it goes.

Rich

> I am going to try it for a month, 300 mg twice a day in an

inspiration

> nebulizer. Wellness Pharmacy makes it ph adjusted so it doesn't

> irritate your lungs, you just dump it in the nebulizer and inhale.

> there is NO PROOF it gets taken up systemically but one thinks maybe

> so, because asthma drugs certainly have systemic effects.

[Guest guest]

Rich wrote:

> Hi, Jill.

>

> I hope this really does you some good! I'll be interested to hear

how

> it goes.

I second that, Jill! I've been getting some real encouraging reports

about glutathione from patients, and my subtle body (the one with

flexible joints) has all it's toes and fingers crossed that you'll be

helped by it, too.

Rich, your posts on glutathione and related topics have been so darn

lucid and helpful. I hope you'll keep sharing what you learn here.

Cheers,

> > I am going to try it for a month, 300 mg twice a day in an

> inspiration

> > nebulizer. Wellness Pharmacy makes it ph adjusted so it doesn't

> > irritate your lungs, you just dump it in the nebulizer and inhale.

> > there is NO PROOF it gets taken up systemically but one thinks

maybe

> > so, because asthma drugs certainly have systemic effects.

[Guest guest]

Thanx. I was reading all the clinical literature and I was sort of

amazed about immune function--I'm sure as you were amazed, that

neutrophils and other immune cells just kind of go kaput or get weak

without gluathione, cannot fight off pathogens as well. THis is

obviously a chicken-egg thing, as the infection itself probably

depletes the glutathione and then, the cells function less well. It's

also interesting to see the wide range of disorders helped from

diabetes to parkinson's.

I do believe nebulized will get into the system but how much I have no

idea. Angie at Wellness was saying that the best way to measure IV vs

nebulized would be a study drawing blood throughout the day! and

looking at byproducts like reduced and oxidized (if I understood her

correctly). Well its unlikely to be done.

The cystic fibrosis patients are a bit confusing. It turns out they

are a special case where extracellular glutathione is low but not

intracellular. So nebulizng is ideal for them. But then, their

digestion improves. Is that a cascade effect from lungs working

better, or is it absorption? Who knows!

But I figure as I said, I know inhaled steroids in asthamtic kids

leads to side effects that are measurable, so I don't see why some

wouldn't get intracellular.

It seems to me IV once a week ain't enough and I am not able to get to

my doc's more than once a week.

> > I am going to try it for a month, 300 mg twice a day in an

> inspiration

> > nebulizer. Wellness Pharmacy makes it ph adjusted so it doesn't

> > irritate your lungs, you just dump it in the nebulizer and inhale.

> > there is NO PROOF it gets taken up systemically but one thinks

maybe

> > so, because asthma drugs certainly have systemic effects.

[Guest guest]

, its not cheap but its certainly cheaper than doing IV every

day! I don't know about the liposomal, it might be a little cheaper.

Once you buy the nebulizer, which is $65 and wellness sells it, then

you pay the cost of the glutathione monthly which with shipping is

around $300. As I said, its not cheap. But this lymie I know who's

had a hbo chamber for a while now, and does like it enough to have

shipped it from her mountian home in colorado to Corning NY this

summer where her husband had to be for the summer, she says the

glutathione nebulized is the best thing she's done so far. Now, she

might be unique. Who knows. But since she has a chamber, ie does

hyperbaric oxygen like me, I found that really intriguing.

> > > I am going to try it for a month, 300 mg twice a day in an

> > inspiration

> > > nebulizer. Wellness Pharmacy makes it ph adjusted so it doesn't

> > > irritate your lungs, you just dump it in the nebulizer and

inhale.

> > > there is NO PROOF it gets taken up systemically but one thinks

> maybe

> > > so, because asthma drugs certainly have systemic effects.