Glutathione or Gluthione

blackchameleon

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met a chic in hospital last week while we were both in for "tune up's". she told me she is trialling "gluthione" (without our docs knowledge!) and believes it is helping her in the short space of time she has been using it, inhaled and orally. anyone know more on this? its the first i heard of it. cmon lets hear it! cheers blacky.
 

blackchameleon

New member
met a chic in hospital last week while we were both in for "tune up's". she told me she is trialling "gluthione" (without our docs knowledge!) and believes it is helping her in the short space of time she has been using it, inhaled and orally. anyone know more on this? its the first i heard of it. cmon lets hear it! cheers blacky.
 

blackchameleon

New member
met a chic in hospital last week while we were both in for "tune up's". she told me she is trialling "gluthione" (without our docs knowledge!) and believes it is helping her in the short space of time she has been using it, inhaled and orally. anyone know more on this? its the first i heard of it. cmon lets hear it! cheers blacky.
 

blackchameleon

New member
met a chic in hospital last week while we were both in for "tune up's". she told me she is trialling "gluthione" (without our docs knowledge!) and believes it is helping her in the short space of time she has been using it, inhaled and orally. anyone know more on this? its the first i heard of it. cmon lets hear it! cheers blacky.
 

blackchameleon

New member
met a chic in hospital last week while we were both in for "tune up's". she told me she is trialling "gluthione" (without our docs knowledge!) and believes it is helping her in the short space of time she has been using it, inhaled and orally. anyone know more on this? its the first i heard of it. cmon lets hear it! cheers blacky.
 

CowTown

New member
Hi Blacky,

I've been taking the pill form for a while now and have felt a large difference with my energy level and increased/maintaining weight gain. I mentioned it in one of my blogs a while back so I thought I'd just post that here. I still weight more and maintaining then I ever have (even though we're only talking 108lbs! LOL), and if I don't take the pills I still see an immediate decrease in energy, so yes, I like Glutathione (GSH) and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. My husband can even tell when I miss a day of them, it all makes sense to him when I say I'm sooooo tired but I haven't taken my "energy pills" yet. That's what I call them around the house sometimes.

I did a lot of research about it before I started, so I do have lots of links I can send you if you'd like as well. I also told my doctor about it and printed out sheets about it before starting. My doctor basically didn't think it'd do anything but empty my wallet so he said, sure go right ahead. I still mention it as one of the things I take everytime I'm in clinic and listing off my meds to the pharmacist. It's all been good so far. My nutritionist of course thinks my weight gain has been b/c of her, but I contribute it mainly to the GSH. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> There are studies being donu with in regards to Cfers, but nothing has been made official.

Glad to hear your friend has seen benefits too!


Here's my blog from a while back:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/blogpost.cfm?threadid=13350&catid=76">My Experience With GSH</a>
 

CowTown

New member
Hi Blacky,

I've been taking the pill form for a while now and have felt a large difference with my energy level and increased/maintaining weight gain. I mentioned it in one of my blogs a while back so I thought I'd just post that here. I still weight more and maintaining then I ever have (even though we're only talking 108lbs! LOL), and if I don't take the pills I still see an immediate decrease in energy, so yes, I like Glutathione (GSH) and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. My husband can even tell when I miss a day of them, it all makes sense to him when I say I'm sooooo tired but I haven't taken my "energy pills" yet. That's what I call them around the house sometimes.

I did a lot of research about it before I started, so I do have lots of links I can send you if you'd like as well. I also told my doctor about it and printed out sheets about it before starting. My doctor basically didn't think it'd do anything but empty my wallet so he said, sure go right ahead. I still mention it as one of the things I take everytime I'm in clinic and listing off my meds to the pharmacist. It's all been good so far. My nutritionist of course thinks my weight gain has been b/c of her, but I contribute it mainly to the GSH. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> There are studies being donu with in regards to Cfers, but nothing has been made official.

Glad to hear your friend has seen benefits too!


Here's my blog from a while back:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/blogpost.cfm?threadid=13350&catid=76">My Experience With GSH</a>
 

CowTown

New member
Hi Blacky,

I've been taking the pill form for a while now and have felt a large difference with my energy level and increased/maintaining weight gain. I mentioned it in one of my blogs a while back so I thought I'd just post that here. I still weight more and maintaining then I ever have (even though we're only talking 108lbs! LOL), and if I don't take the pills I still see an immediate decrease in energy, so yes, I like Glutathione (GSH) and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. My husband can even tell when I miss a day of them, it all makes sense to him when I say I'm sooooo tired but I haven't taken my "energy pills" yet. That's what I call them around the house sometimes.

I did a lot of research about it before I started, so I do have lots of links I can send you if you'd like as well. I also told my doctor about it and printed out sheets about it before starting. My doctor basically didn't think it'd do anything but empty my wallet so he said, sure go right ahead. I still mention it as one of the things I take everytime I'm in clinic and listing off my meds to the pharmacist. It's all been good so far. My nutritionist of course thinks my weight gain has been b/c of her, but I contribute it mainly to the GSH. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> There are studies being donu with in regards to Cfers, but nothing has been made official.

Glad to hear your friend has seen benefits too!


Here's my blog from a while back:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/blogpost.cfm?threadid=13350&catid=76">My Experience With GSH</a>
 

CowTown

New member
Hi Blacky,

I've been taking the pill form for a while now and have felt a large difference with my energy level and increased/maintaining weight gain. I mentioned it in one of my blogs a while back so I thought I'd just post that here. I still weight more and maintaining then I ever have (even though we're only talking 108lbs! LOL), and if I don't take the pills I still see an immediate decrease in energy, so yes, I like Glutathione (GSH) and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. My husband can even tell when I miss a day of them, it all makes sense to him when I say I'm sooooo tired but I haven't taken my "energy pills" yet. That's what I call them around the house sometimes.

I did a lot of research about it before I started, so I do have lots of links I can send you if you'd like as well. I also told my doctor about it and printed out sheets about it before starting. My doctor basically didn't think it'd do anything but empty my wallet so he said, sure go right ahead. I still mention it as one of the things I take everytime I'm in clinic and listing off my meds to the pharmacist. It's all been good so far. My nutritionist of course thinks my weight gain has been b/c of her, but I contribute it mainly to the GSH. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> There are studies being donu with in regards to Cfers, but nothing has been made official.

Glad to hear your friend has seen benefits too!


Here's my blog from a while back:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/blogpost.cfm?threadid=13350&catid=76">My Experience With GSH</a>
 

CowTown

New member
Hi Blacky,
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<br />I've been taking the pill form for a while now and have felt a large difference with my energy level and increased/maintaining weight gain. I mentioned it in one of my blogs a while back so I thought I'd just post that here. I still weight more and maintaining then I ever have (even though we're only talking 108lbs! LOL), and if I don't take the pills I still see an immediate decrease in energy, so yes, I like Glutathione (GSH) and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. My husband can even tell when I miss a day of them, it all makes sense to him when I say I'm sooooo tired but I haven't taken my "energy pills" yet. That's what I call them around the house sometimes.
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<br />I did a lot of research about it before I started, so I do have lots of links I can send you if you'd like as well. I also told my doctor about it and printed out sheets about it before starting. My doctor basically didn't think it'd do anything but empty my wallet so he said, sure go right ahead. I still mention it as one of the things I take everytime I'm in clinic and listing off my meds to the pharmacist. It's all been good so far. My nutritionist of course thinks my weight gain has been b/c of her, but I contribute it mainly to the GSH. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> There are studies being donu with in regards to Cfers, but nothing has been made official.
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<br />Glad to hear your friend has seen benefits too!
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<br />Here's my blog from a while back:
<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/blogpost.cfm?threadid=13350&catid=76">My Experience With GSH</a>
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AnD

New member
I take it, and I also like it. I really think it helps me (I only take the oral), and my doctor knows I am taking it, though he was skeptical. I have changed several things in the last year (vest settings, neb order, NAC, HS) including taking this, and my pft's have gone up and my liver levels have remained stable or improved, so I am continuing with it. I also don't wear out as easily, but my lung functions are better, so I don't know which came first... <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 

AnD

New member
I take it, and I also like it. I really think it helps me (I only take the oral), and my doctor knows I am taking it, though he was skeptical. I have changed several things in the last year (vest settings, neb order, NAC, HS) including taking this, and my pft's have gone up and my liver levels have remained stable or improved, so I am continuing with it. I also don't wear out as easily, but my lung functions are better, so I don't know which came first... <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 

AnD

New member
I take it, and I also like it. I really think it helps me (I only take the oral), and my doctor knows I am taking it, though he was skeptical. I have changed several things in the last year (vest settings, neb order, NAC, HS) including taking this, and my pft's have gone up and my liver levels have remained stable or improved, so I am continuing with it. I also don't wear out as easily, but my lung functions are better, so I don't know which came first... <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 

AnD

New member
I take it, and I also like it. I really think it helps me (I only take the oral), and my doctor knows I am taking it, though he was skeptical. I have changed several things in the last year (vest settings, neb order, NAC, HS) including taking this, and my pft's have gone up and my liver levels have remained stable or improved, so I am continuing with it. I also don't wear out as easily, but my lung functions are better, so I don't know which came first... <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 

AnD

New member
I take it, and I also like it. I really think it helps me (I only take the oral), and my doctor knows I am taking it, though he was skeptical. I have changed several things in the last year (vest settings, neb order, NAC, HS) including taking this, and my pft's have gone up and my liver levels have remained stable or improved, so I am continuing with it. I also don't wear out as easily, but my lung functions are better, so I don't know which came first... <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 
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