Glutathione and Firefighters' Health | Global News

Firefighters battling deadly wildfires are reporting alarming health tolls—sleepless nights, chronic coughs, brain fog, and exhaustion. One captain credited glutathione, an antioxidant, for sudden relief after years of suffering. While smoke exposure is known to cause cancer and illness, the push for glutathione treatments—offered by volunteer groups at fire sites—is unproven, with no large-scale research backing it. Firefighter unions warn it may be a placebo or even harmful, as some report worsening symptoms. Though anecdotal claims suggest improvements, experts urge caution, stressing that proven safety measures like protective gear remain critical. Still, younger firefighters are demanding better health protections than ever before.

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