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Wildland firefighters warned not to take supplements for smoke or PFAS exposure
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Wildland firefighters warned not to take supplements for smoke or PFAS exposure
A drug marketed to wildland firefighters exposed to smoke or PFAS shows no evidence of being effective, leading the International Association of Firefighters and the Food and Drug Administration to warn against its use. The drug, called glutathione, is marketed to fire fighters to remove toxins, but the IAFF says there are no scientific studies showing it can reduce forever chemical levels or relieve occupational exposures. “Because glutathione …
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