Firefighters cite glutathione aid but union warns of risks

Firefighters and supporters have promoted glutathione, an antioxidant, as a treatment to reduce symptoms and potential chemical exposure after wildfire firefighter burns, including in California. While anecdotal reports suggest brief symptom relief, scientific evidence on its safety and effectiveness remains lacking, prompting warnings from the International Association of Fire Fighters. Concerns include contamination risks and the absence of rigorous research, despite some firefighters advocating for increased access based on personal experience.

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