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Patient-Reported Outcomes: Real-World Experience A safety and outcomes survey of 66 long-term intranasal glutathione users (median use: 24 months) provides a look at real-world patterns: Most common reasons for use: Multiple chemical sensitivity (42%) Allergies / sinusitis (36.2%) Parkinsons disease (10.1%) Lyme disease and fatigue Reported benefits included: General improvement in disease symptoms: 45.5% Improved sense of well-being: 28.8% Improved energy: 24.2% Fewer sinus infections: 27.3% Reduced headaches: 15.2% Better sense of smell: 12.1% Overall: 78.8% rated their experience as positive 62.1% felt they received specific health benefits Over 86% found the spray comfortable and easy to use While this survey does not focus exclusively on brain fog, improvements in energy, well-being, and symptom control are highly relevant for people considering glutathione nasal spray for brain fog
Simon, Glutathione metabolism in cancer progression and treatment resistance
Environ Pollut 233:820832
Giustra-Kozek, Jennifer
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